European Animation Awards 2024

Event Description:
The Awards ceremony will take place on Monday 23 September 2024. It will be held at the historic Apollon Theatre in the city of Hermoupolis on the beautiful island of Syros, Greece as the kick off event of the ANIMASYROS International Animation Festival 2024 which will take place from the 23rd of September until the 29th.
The Emile Awards Ceremony will be available to watch online in the following link: 

2024 Awards Coverage

EMILE AWARDS 2024 NOMINEES
SHORT FILM CATEGORIES

Best Backgrounds and Characters in Short Film

• A Kind of Testament (France), director Stephen Vuillemin
• Above the Clouds (Hungary), director Vivien Hárshegyi, produced by József Fülöp
• Ice Merchants (Portugal, United Kingdom, France), director João Gonzalez, produced by Bruno Caetano and Michael Proença
• Eeva (Estonia, Croatia), directors Lucija Mrzljak & Morten Tšinakov, produced by Draško Ivezić and Kalev Tamm
• Such Miracles Do Happen (Poland), director Barbara Rupik, produced by Polish National Film School in Łodz
  
  

Best Animation in Short Film

• 27 (France, Hungary), director Flóra Anna Buda, produced by Emmanuel-Alan Raynal, Pierre Baussaron, Péter Benjámin Lukács and Gábor Osváth
• A Kind of Testament (France), director Stephen Vuillemin
• Electra (Czech Republic, France, Slovakia) director Daria Kashcheeva, produced by Zuzana Krivkova Martin Vandas, Tomáš Šimon, Olivier Catherin, Richard Van Den Boom, Juraj Krasnohorsky
• The Family Portrait (Croatia, France, Serbia), director Lea Vidaković, produced by Draško Ivezić
• Nun or Never! (Finland), director Heta Jäälinoja, produced by Jani Lehto
• Above the Clouds (Hungary), director Vivien Hárshegyi, produced by József Fülöp
• Ice Merchants (Portugal, United Kingdom, France), director João Gonzalez, produced by Bruno Caetano and Michael Proença
• Eeva (Estonia, Croatia), directors Lucija Mrzljak & Morten Tšinakov, produced by Draško Ivezić and Kalev Tamm
• Such Miracles Do Happen (Poland), director Barbara Rupik, produced by Polish National Film School in Łodz

Best Sound Design and Music in Short Film

• Greylands (Switzerland), director Charlotte Waltert, Alvaro Schoeck, produced by Saskia von Virág
• Misaligned (Poland, Latvia), directed by Marta Magnuska, produced by Piotr Szczepanowicz, Grzegorz Wacławek, Sabine Andersone
• A Kind of Testament (France), director Stephen Vuillemin
• The Family Portrait (Croatia, France, Serbia), director Lea Vidaković, produced by Draško Ivezić
  
  

Best Innovative Short Film

• A Kind of Testament (France), director Stephen Vuillemin
• Electra (Czech Republic, France, Slovakia) director Daria Kashcheeva, produced by Zuzana Krivkova Martin Vandas, Tomáš Šimon, Olivier Catherin, Richard Van Den Boom, Juraj Krasnohorsky
• Goodbye Jérôme (France), directors Chloé Farr, Gabrielle Selnet, Adam Sillard, produced by GOBELINS, l’école de l’image
• Such Miracles Do Happen (Poland), director Barbara Rupik, produced by Polish National Film School in Łodz
• The Miracle (France, Belgium; Netherlands), director Nienke Deutz, produced by Annemie Degryse, Peter Lindhout, Koji Nelissen and Derk-Jan Warrink
  
  

Best of the Best Short Film

• 27 (France, Hungary), director Flóra Anna Buda, produced by Péter Benjámin Lukács and Gábor Osváth
• Above the Clouds (Hungary), director Vivien Hárshegyi, produced by József Fülöp
• A Kind of Testament (France), director Stephen Vuillemin
• The Family Portrait (Croatia, France, Serbia), director Lea Vidaković, produced by Draško Ivezić
• Ice Merchants (Portugal, United Kingdom, France), director João Gonzalez, produced by Bruno Caetano and Michael Proença

FEATURE FILM CATEGORIES
Best Writing in a Feature
Best Soundtrack in a Feature
Best Backgrounds and Character Design in a Feature
Best Animation in a Feature
Best Of The Best Feature

Nominees for all above-mentioned categories

• Blind Willow, Sleeping Woman (France, Luxemburg, Canada, Netherlands), director Pierre Földes, produced by Tom Dercourt, Emmanuel-Alain Raynal and Pierre Baussaron
• Chicken for Linda! (France, Italy), directors Chiara Malta, Sébastien Laudenbach, produced by Marc Irmer, Emmanuel-Alain Raynal and Pierre Baussaron
• Mars Express (France), director Jeremie Perin, produced by Didier Creste
• My Grandfather’s Demons (Portugal, Spain, France), director Nuno Beato, produced by Nuno Beato, Diego Carvalho, Emmanuel Quillet, Martine Vidalenc, Carlos Juárez and Xosé Manuel Zapata Pérez
• My Love Affair with Marriage (Luxemburg, United States, Latvia), director Signe Baumane, produced by Roberts Vinovskis, Sturgis Warner, Raoul Nadalet and Signe Baumane
• Nayola (Portugal, Netherlands, Belgium, France), director José Miguel Ribeiro, produced Ana Carina, Arnoud Rijken, Michiel Snijders, Linda Sterckx, Geert Van Goethem, Serge Kestmont, Tomás Oom Martins
• Rosa and the Stone Troll (Denmark), director Karla Nor Holmbäck, produced by Marie Bro Tender Metalheads (Spain), director Joan Tomas Monfort & Carlos Perez-Reche, produced by Juanjo Saez
• Unicorn Wars (Spain, France, United Kingdom), director Alberto Vázquez, produced by Ivan Minambres, Chelo Loureiro, Nicolas Schmerkin

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