The winners of the 19th Doclisboa were announced at the closing ceremony held on October 30. The following films and filmmakers were awarded:
INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION
City of Lisbon Award for Best International Competition Film
918 Nights by Arantza Santesteban
Canon International Competition Jury Award
The Safest Place in the World by Aline Lata, Helena Wolfenson
Honorable Mention
Public Library by Clément Abbey
PORTUGUESE AND SHORT FILM COMPETITIONS
HBO Portugal Award for Best Portuguese Competition Film
Distopia by Tiago Afonso
Portuguese Authors Society Portuguese Competition Jury Award
Half a Light-Year by Leonardo Mouramateus
Schools Award
Distopia by Tiago Afonso
CROSS-SECTIONAL COMPETITION
TVCine Channels Award for Best First Feature-Length Film (over 60’)
You Are Ceausescu to Me by Sebastian Mihăilescu
Honorable Mention of the New Talent Award
The Spark by Valeria Mazzucchi, Antoine Harari
Volvo Award for Best Short Film (up to 40’)
Gargaú by Bruno Ribeiro
Healthy Workplaces Film Award
Yoon by Pedro Figueiredo Neto, Ricardo Falcão
INATEL Foundation Award for Best Film Dealing with Cultural and Traditional Practices as well as Intangible Cultural Heritage
Nūhū Yãg Mū Yõg Hãm: This Land Is Our Land! by Isael Maxakali, Sueli Maxakali, Carolina Canguçu, Roberto Romero
Fernando Lopes Award
Sounds of Weariness by Taymour Boulos
Audience Award – Público Newspaper Award for Best Portuguese Film
Alcindo by Miguel Dores
GREEN YEARS COMPETITION
ADU Award for Best Green Years Film
Late August by Federico Cammarata, Filippo Foscarini
Special Irmalucia Green Years Jury Award
In Spite of Ourselves by Olatz Ovejero, Clara López, Aurora Báez and Sebastián Ramírez
Pedro Fortes Award for Best Green Years Portuguese Film
Meia-Luz by Maria Patrão
Honorable Mention of the Pedro Fortes Award for Best Green Years Portuguese Film
Fora da Bouça by Mário Veloso
ARCHÉ AWARDS
RTP Award for Best Project in the Editing or First Cut Stage
Under the Flags, the Sun by Juan José Pereira
McFly Award
Handycam by Francisco Bouzas
Selina Award for Best Project in the Development or Writing Stage
BEA VII by Natalia Garayalde
School of Arts, Universidade Católica Portuguesa Award
The Brazilwood Women by Thais de Almeida Prado
Special Mention
Orlando Furioso by Rafael Ramirez
