The winners of the 33rd FID Marseille which ran 5-11 July were unveiled at the close of the festival.
INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION: Jury composed of Mati Diop, president, Ted Fendt, João Pedro Rodrigues, Patrick Holzapfel, Bani Khoshnoudi
Grand Prix of the International Competition
- The Unstable Object II by Daniel Eisenberg, France/Germany/Turkey/US, 2022. World premiere
- Special Mention: A vida são dois dias by Leonardo Mouramateus, Brazil, 2022. World premiere
Georges de Beauregard International Prize
Awarded to a film in the International Competition. The prize is sponsored by the post-production company VIDÉO DE POCHE.
- The Unstable Object II by Daniel Eisenberg, France/Germany/Turkey/US, 2022. World premiere
FRENCH COMPETITION Jury composed of Dounia Sichov, president, Manuel Asín, Patric Chiha, Mika Biermann, Jazmín López
Grand Prix of the French Competition
Awarded by the French Competition Jury.
- On a eu la journée bonsoir by Narimane Mari, France, 2022. World premiere
Georges de Beauregard National Prize
Awarded to a film in the French Competition. The prize is sponsored by the post-production company Vidéo de Poche.
- Barail by Denis Cointe, France, 2022, World premiere
- Special Mention: Signal GPS perdu by Pierre Voland, Belgium/France, 2022. World premiere
FIRST FILM COMPETITION PRIZE: Awarded by the First Film Jury to a first film in either the International Compétition Internationale, French Compétition or Ecrans Parallèles. Jury composed of Clément Schneider, Luisa Homem, Roger Koza. The award is sponsored by the South Region.
- Kristina by Nikola Spasic, Serbia, 2022. World premiere
- Special Mentions: 一个人 – Person de Wang ChuYu, China, 2021. World premiere & Mourir à Ibiza (Un film en trois étés) de Antonin Balekdjian, Léo Couture et Mattéo Eustachon, France, 2022. World premiere
CNAP (National Centre for Visual Arts) COMPETITION AWARD
Awarded by the CNAP jury to a film from the International, French and First Films competitions. Jury composed of Maureen Fazendeiro, Chema González and Marie Reinert.
- On a eu la journée bonsoir by Narimane Mari, France, 2022. World premiere
- Special Mention: A Woman Escapes by Sofia Bohdanowicz, Burak Çevik and Blake Williams, Canada/Turkey, 2022. World premiere
FLASH COMPETITION PRIZE Jury composed of Elena López Riera, Iván Argote et Léo Richard
- Sappukei by Chun Wang et Hikky Chen, Taiwan, 2022. World premiere
ALICE GUY PRIZE
Alice Guy was the first female filmmaker in the world. She is little known today, regardless of her prestigious and prolific career. Created in her memory in 2018, the Alice Guy Prize aims at highlighting the work of female directors by rewarding a feature film made by a woman. In addition to this first prize, the FID’s Alice Guy Prize, introduced in 2020, will go to a female director in the Flash Competition.
- Je donne à mon coeur une médaille pour t’avoir oublié by Danielle Arbid, France, 2021. World premiere
GNCR AWARD is given to a film from across the festival selections. The laureate receives support towards the film’s distribution in France (publication of a brochure by the GNCR and programming of the film in GNCR cinemas). The jury composed of Marie-Laure Matrat, Elsa Lançon and Thierry Dorangeon.
- Lucie perd son cheval de Claude Schmitz. Belgium/France, 2021. World premiere
RENAUD VICTOR PRIZE
A selection of films in competition are presented to a voluntary group of inmates in agreement with the Marseille Prison Management. The Prize is sponsored by the CNC in the context of buying copyright for the catalogue Images de la Culture.
- L’arche de Amira Louadah, Algeria/France, 2022. World premiere
MARSEILLE ESPÉRANCE PRIZE
Awarded by the Marseille Espérance Jury to a film in the International and French competitions or First Film. The jury composed of trainees from The Ecole de la Deuxième Chance Marseille. The Prize is sponsored by the City of Marseille.
- Mourir à Ibiza (Un film en trois étés) de Antonin Balekdjian, Léo Couture et Mattéo Eustachon, France, 2022. World premiere
HIGH SCHOOL AWARD
Awarded by a jury of high school students’ group from Aix-Marseille Academy university to one of the films in the international, French and First Film competitions in partnership with the Aix-Marseille Academy.
- Mourir à Ibiza (Un film en trois étés) de Antonin Balekdjian, Léo Couture et Mattéo Eustachon, France, 2022. World premiere
AIR FRANCE AUDIENCE AWARD
Awarded by the audience to one of the films in competition.
- Mourir à Ibiza (Un film en trois étés) de Antonin Balekdjian, Léo Couture et Mattéo Eustachon, France, 2022. World premiere
