Winners

Best Micro-documentary short film

Páramos: agua por oro

Camilo Arenas

Colombia

Camilo Arenas is from Bucaramanga, Colombia, and is 25 years old. He graduated as an Audiovisual Arts Producer from the University of Bucaramanga and has participated in the production of several fiction and documentary short films. In 2010 he was nominated in the Cartagena de Indias Film Festival, in the New Creators category, with his degree project entitled “1.1.1”.

Best Animation short film

Give me water, please

Anna Baranska

Poland

Anna Baranska studied Painting at the Marie Curie-Sklodowska University in Lublin, Poland, in the Arts Faculty of the Academy of Fine Arts. In 2006 she obtained her Master of Fine Arts degree and in 2012 began her thesis in this field. She is specialised in Painting, Video, and Photography and has worked as a graphic arts teacher since 2006.

Best Mobile short film

Two ways to grow

Sergi Frías Hernández

Spain

Sergi Frías has a BA in Political Science (UPF, Barcelona), a postgraduate in International Economics (Observatory of Globalisation of the UB, Barcelona) and a Master in Film and TV Management (URLL, Barcelona). His work in the audiovisual area includes conceptualisation, content creation, and management. Regarding his practical experience, he has developed his creative career within the multidisciplinary group, Parashuts Studio.

Audience award

Water for Life

Raihan Ahmmed

Bangladesh

Raihan Ahmmed is 19. He obtained his secondary education certificate in Humanities at the Bangladesh Open University and is waiting to be admitted to the University. He currently works as a freelance graphic designer, whilst also collaborating with the international organisation Save The Children. His dream is to become a filmmaker, although, as he says himself, there is no renowned film industry in Bangladesh, which is why he is looking for an opportunity to forge a career in this sector.

With the support of the UN