International Competition

Jury: Sylke Gottlebe, Alexander Kott, Pawel Lozinski, Nicole Reinhard, Iñigo Trojaola Gonzales

Hamburg Short Film Award (DM 5000.-)
Field by Duane Hopkins (England 2000, 35 mm, 10&Mac247; Min)
Reason: The jury wanted to reward this young director&Mac247;s search for a very personal way of dealing with questions of irrational violence in human beings.

François Ode Prize (DM 2500.-)
Copy Shop by Virgil Widrich (Österreich 2001, 35 mm ,11&Mac247;40 Min.)
Reason: The François-Ode-Prize is given to the shortfilm with the most outstanding humanitarian appeal. •Copy Shop– is awarded the prize for its intelligent metaphors about human life and its perfect combination of idea, technique and style. A mirror of the struggle for indiduality.

Audience Award (DM 2500.-)
Telling Lies by Simon Ellis (England 2000, beta SP, 4&Mac247;10 Min)

Special Mentions
– La Flamme by Ron Dyens (Frankreich 2000, 35 mm, 2 Min.)
– Svitjod 2000+ by David Flamholc and Mårten Nilsson (Schweden 2000, 35 mm, 11 Min. )
– Pylod by Damian Heinisch (Deutschland 2000, beta SP, 21&Mac247;30 Min.)


No BUDGET Competition

Jury: Andrew Eldritch, Delphine Fleury, Silvia Hallensleben, Klaus Hammerlindl

Jury Award (DM 2500.-)
Being Fucked Up by Emily Vey Duke and Cooper Battersby (Kanada 2000, VHS, 11&Mac247; Min)
Reason: We could explain that our chosen film is original, coherent, etc., etc. but - to make it short - we al liked a lot of films. We all loved this one. We want to give it the prize, because we want you to love it too.

Audience Award (DM 2500.-)
Grüßt uns&Mac247;re Berge by Sven Knauth and Stephan Schulz (Deutschland 2000, S-VHS, 2&Mac247; 40 Min)


made in Germany

Audience award (DM 1500,-)
Die Wurstverkäuferin by Stefan Hillebrand and Oliver Paulus (Deutschland/Schweiz 2001, 35 mm, 20&Mac247; Min)


Made in Hamburg

The Jury: Jörg Bittel, Daniel Killy, Leslie Malton

hanse Short 2001 – jury award (DM 2500,-)
Feudelfeuer by Daniel Petersen (Deutschland 2001, 16 mm, 19&Mac247; MIn)
Reason: •Feudelfeuer–, a story about love, turmoil and friendship told in a humorous, melancholic and poetic fashion. Directed and acted with a sprightly touch.

hanse short 2001 – audience award (DM 2500,-)
Doppelpass by Jörn Schoppe (Deutschland 2000, 35 mm, 12&Mac247; Min)


bitfilm festival

al dente audience award (DM 3000,-)
Telling Lies by Simon Ellis (England 2000, beta SP, 4&Mac247;10 Min)


Three-Minute- Quickie selection

Audience award (DM 1000,-)
Flatsch by Thomas Oberlies and Helge Weichmann (Deutschland 2000, beta SP, 3&Mac247;10 Min)


Children's film festival

Children's Jury: Rebecca Neumann, Jennifer Roderfeld, Pia Lee West Grote, Timo Hempel, Ali Mansoon Wahiedie, Özlem Kurt, Hayri Goecke

hamburg Children film Award (DM 3000,-)

Siemensstadt by Felix Randau (Deutschland 2000, 35 mm, 15&Mac247; Min)

Images of the other Winner Films you can find at the Presslounge.


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