That is why we have this variety and quality, and the ability to tackle many topics and issues, which I think is good news for everyone.” “In recent years, in the stop-motion animation industry, we have observed a tendency to have better and better cooperation between producers, directors, teams and technical teams. “Despite having spent many years working in this industry, the quality of the selected projects this year is new to me,” juror Denis Walgenwitz said in a press release, to explain the high number of awards dished out. Additionally, the jury bestowed two non-competitive awards upon Butterfly by Sunčana Brkulj (Croatia) and Becarias. Galaxia by Robinson Moreno (Venezuela) snagged the RIA Animation Residency Award by Apa and Apa Lab. The directors of Petra & the Sun, Maria Luisa Furche and Stefania Malacichini (Chile), received a free industry accreditation for the Mifa 2022 fair in Annecy, as well as festival distribution by Radiator IP Sales. In addition, three projects – the aforementioned 9 M illion C olors, Becarias by Marina Donderis, Núria Poveda and María Cortón (Spain), and Humanity by Tereza Kovandová (Czech Republic) – won a consultation with Marcin Zalewski, an expert in puppet-building. Desire to W in by Michaela Režová (Czech Republic) went home with the Dragonframe Software Award.
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