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Founded in 2004, the Indianapolis International Film Festival seeks to create a shared experience by championing films that entertain, challenge, and expand perspectives in Indianapolis and beyond. Indianapolis International Film Festival is also an Academy Award qualifying festival.[1]
Combining premieres of international hits and American independents, the Indianapolis International Film Festival (Indy Film Fest) presents the largest variety of films in the city of Indianapolis.
2009 Awards
- 'Racing Dreams - Audience Award, Best Feature
- Weathered - Audience Award, Best Short Film
- Sita Sings the Blues - American Spectrum, Best Feature
- True Beauty This Night - American Spectrum, Best Short Film
- A Ripple of Hope - Hoosier Lens Award, Best Feature
- Chicken Cowboy - Hoosier Lens Award, Best Short
- Frankie 13 vs The World - Best Documentary Short Film
- Best Worst Movie - Best Documentary Feature
- Sinnerman - Black Expressions
- Gone Fishing - World Cinema, Best Short Film
- The Vanished Empire - World Cinema, Best Feature
- The Way We Get By - Eric Parker Social Justice Award
- Lapsus - Excellence in Animation
- First on the Moon - The Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. Prize for Outstanding Science Fiction Filmmaking
2008 Awards
- Mongol - Audience Award, Best Feature
- Trying to Get Good: The Jazz Odyssey of Jack Sheldon - Audience Award, Best Documentary
- Spider - Audience Award, Best Short Film
- Pop Skull - American Spectrum, Best Feature
- Bitch - American Spectrum, Best Short Film
- Der Ostwind - American Spectrum, Special Jury Prize for Outstanding Technical achievement to Kohl Gass
- Beyond Belief - Real Visions, Best Feature
- kids + money - Real Visions, Best Short Film
- The Life and Times of Robert F. Kennedy Starring Gary Cooper - Real Visions, Special Jury Prize for Outstanding Experimental Film to Aaron Valdez
- Cargo 200 - World Cinema, Best Feature
- Ten to Two - World Cinema, Best Short Film
- Burn the Bridges - World Cinema, Special Jury Prize for Outstanding Performance to Irene Azuela
- Karl Rove, I Love You - Hoosier Lens Award
- Lapsus - Excellence in Animation
- First on the Moon - The Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. Prize for Outstanding Science Fiction Filmmaking
2007 Awards
- Speed Dating - Audience Award, Best Feature(Tie)
- Waitress - Audience Award, Best Feature (Tie)
- In the Shadow of the Moon - Audience Award, Best Documentary
- The Substitute (Il Supplente) - Audience Award, Best Short Film
- Adrift in Manhattan - American Spectrum, Best Feature
- Pop Foul - American Spectrum, Best Short Film
- Disappearances - American Spectrum, Special Jury Prize for Cinematography
- Nevel Is the Devil - American Spectrum, Special Jury Prize for Comedy
- Kidney Thieves - American Spectrum, Special Jury Prize for Comedy
- Rain in a Dry Land - Real Visions, Best Feature
- Angel's Fire - Real Visions, Best Short Film
- Heavy Metal Jr. - Real Visions, Special Jury Prize for Direction
- McLaren's Negatives - Real Visions, Special Jury Prize for Direction to Marie-Josee Sainte-Pierre
- Fraulein - World Cinema, Best Feature
- Eramos Pocos - World Cinema, Best Short Film
- Thicker Than Water - World Cinema, Special Jury Prize for Outstanding Performance
- Milk and Opium - World Cinema, Special jury Prie for Outstanding Score
- Marrying God - Hoosier Lens Award
- Everything Will be OK - Excellence in Animation
- First on the Moon - The Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. Prize for Outstanding Science Fiction Filmmaking
2006 Awards
- A Place Called Home: An Adoption Story - Audience Award, Best Feature
- Sugar Mountain - Audience Award, Best Short Film
- El Inmigrante - Grand Jury Prize, Best Feature
- Binta & the Great Idea - Grand Jury Prize, Best Short Film
- Antonio's Breakfast - Grand Jury Prize, Best European Short Film
- Knocking - Audience Award, Best Non-Fiction Film
- Over the Hedge - Audience Award, Best Family Film
- Kinky Boots - Audience Award, Best Comedy
- A Place Called Home: An Adoption Story - Hoosier Lens Award for Best Indiana Film
- Before I Go - Special Jury Prize for Outstanding Performance to Heidy Forster and Horst Sachtleben
- Life in Transition - Special Jury Prize for Outstanding Animation
- Dirty Mary - Special Jury Prize for Achievement in Comedy to Daniele Ferraro for Writing, Producing, and Acting
- Monobloc - Special Jury Prize for Direction to Luis Ortega
- Desire - Special Jury Prize - Honorable Mention for Documentary Filmmaking to Julie Gustafson & the New Orleans Teenage Girls Documentary Project
- Binta & the Great Idea - Markey's Humanitarian Award
- Apparition of the Eternal Church - Best North American Independent Feature Film
2005 Awards
- Murderball - Audience Award, Best Feature
- West Bank Story - Audience Award, Best Short Film
- Murderball - Audience Award, Best Non-Fiction Film
- NOVEM - Grand Jury Prize, Best Feature
- Solo un Cargador - Grand Jury Prize, Best Short Film (tie)
- Tama Tu - Grand Jury Prize, Best Short Film (tie)
- The Innocent - Grand Jury Prize, Best Non-Fiction Film
- Pearl Diver - Grand Jury Prize, Hoosier Lens Award for Best Indiana Film
- Tropical Malady - Special Jury Prize, Outstanding Direction to Apichatpong Weerasethakul
- NOVEM - Special Jury Prize, Outstanding Performance to the entire cast
- Brothers - Special Jury Prize, Outstanding Performance to Connie Nielsen, Nikolaj Lie Kaas, and Ulrich Thomsen
- 9 - Special Jury Prize, Outstanding Animation
2004 Awards
- The Story of the Weeping Camel - Audience Award, Best Feature
- The Climactic Death of Dark Ninja - Audience Award, Best Short Film (tie)
- Hairless - Audience Award, Best Short Film (tie)
- The Climactic Death of Dark Ninja - Grand Jury Prize, Best Short Film
- Between the White Lines - Grand Jury Prize, Best Feature Film
- Dogville - Special Jury Prize, Outstanding Performance to the entire cast
- A Slipping Down Life - Outstanding Performance to Lily Taylor & Sara Rue
- Disconcerting Symphony - Outstanding Performance to the entire cast
- Stuff That Bear! - Outstanding Cinematography to Oleg Mutu
- Everyone and Their Mother Wants to Write and Direct - Outstanding Writing
Referência
- ^ "93rd ACADEMY AWARDS SHORT FILMS QUALIFYING FESTIVAL LIST" (PDF). Oscars. Archived from the original on December 19, 2020. Retrieved December 19, 2020.
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