Berlin International Film Festival – Every Jury Prize for Short Film Winner in History

Berlin International Film Festival 2026

A Woman's Place Is Everywhere A Woman's Place Is Everywhere

Fanny Texier

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Berlin International Film Festival 2025

Ordinary Life Futsu no seikatsu

Yoriko Mizushiri

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Berlin International Film Festival 2024

Re tian wu hou Re tian wu hou

Wenqian Zhang

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Berlin International Film Festival 2023

Dipped in Black Marungka tjalatjunu

Matthew Thorne, Derik Lynch

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Berlin International Film Festival 2022

Sunday Morning Manhã de Domingo

Bruno Ribeiro In seemingly unrelated vignettes, the film moves from the anxiety of a musical performance to the experience of coming to terms with loss. Drama comes from subtle moments experienced by the protagonist, both in reality and in her imaginary reminiscences. With an extraordinary control over the cinematic image, Bruno Ribeiro paints a portrait of an artist who faces loss while struggling between fear and the desire to succeed.

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Berlin International Film Festival 2021

Day Is Done Xia Wu Guo Qu Le Yi Ban

Dalei Zhang

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Berlin International Film Festival 2017

Ensueño en la Pradera Ensueño en la Pradera

Esteban Arrangoiz Julien

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Berlin International Film Festival 2016

A Man Returned A Man Returned

Mahdi Fleifel

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Berlin International Film Festival 2015

Bad at Dancing Bad at Dancing

Joanna Arnow

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Berlin International Film Festival 2014

Laborat Laborat

Guillaume Cailleau

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Berlin International Film Festival 2013

Die Ruhe bleibt Die Ruhe bleibt

Stefan Kriekhaus

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Berlin International Film Festival 2012

The Great Rabbit Gurêto rabitto

Atsushi Wada This dreamlike film uses a unique, surreal language to tickle our unconscious while showing us the confusion of the modern world in animated form. Using a delicate hand drawn style, Atsushi Wada decodes reality with absurd sequences of characters caught in time.

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