grand prize winner Audio-
"The Silent Wound"

Natalia Guerrero

During Colombia’s 53-year internal conflict, around 15,000 military veterans have lived in their own bodies with the heart-breaking consequences of a barbaric war. A considerable number of them have also sacrificed their masculinity in the form of genital trauma.

International professional Film- "Let Women Choose" 

Xiana Yago Tortajada

The hard hitting story of a Spanish physician who works with young women in a rural South American community, helping them through difficult pregnancies and family lives.

U.K. Professional Film- "Ganzorig & The RIVER WOLF"

Rob Taylor

Ganzorig grew up on the banks of the River Eg in remote Northern Mongolia. As a child his family would poach enormous Taimen trout from the clear free-flowing river.
As an adult Ganzorig and an international team of scientists are trying to learn more about the the largest Trout on Earth, before it's too late.

International Student- "Different Names for Bullying"

Marco Poggio

The is the story of a Lakota man named Steven Gray who joined the fight against the Dakota Access Pipeline. Like many others who oppose the pipeline’s construction, Gray wishes to defend the water source for his community and the integrity of sacred site. But Gray’s involvement in the fight includes a more subtle reason: after loosing a son to suicide as a consequence of bullying, Gray has resolved to fight all forms of bullying and oppression. The disregard for the sovereignty of Native people in light of the pipeline dispute became for Gray a source of personal struggle.

UK Student- "Straightline"

Arthur Hagues

Straightline is a remarkable portrait of life after prison.Featuring honest, intimate stories from six former prisoners, the film touches on such everyday concerns as: where am I going to live; how am I going to face my family; how am I going to spend my time?

UK Audio professional- "leaving the fold"

Ed Prossor

A young ex-Muslim, a middle-aged ex-Hindu, and an ex-born-again-Christian, each recount what their lives were like growing up in devout religious families and what spurred them on to renounce their faith. The programme traces the moments that defined their journeys.

UK student Audio-
"Origins of the skinheads"

Harriet Davies

A historical look at the formation of the Skinheads.

International Audio-
"An  artists journey: to Cameroon and Back"

Caperton Morton

Artist Anne Heart Gregory from Durham, North Carolina goes to Cameroon, Africa to create collaborative art with a group of girls orphaned due to AIDS. When she returns home she continues the project in an unexpected way.

Best Cinematography-
"Back to Basics"

Fleur Born & Christa Hiddinga

When looking at the food production and consumption we have right now, what will we be eating in a hundred years time? This is one of many questions family Van den Braak worries about. They believe change begins with yourself. Being able to see where and how your food grows, in the most natural way possible, is very important to them. These ideas come together at the Herenboeren farm at Wilhelminapark in Boxtel, the Netherlands. That’s why the family made a two thousand euros investment in the farm to be able to eat its products.

Hindenburg Audio

"It's all about the story!"

Hindenburg Systems is a Danish software company specialising in intuitive, portable solutions for storytellers. 

Our mission is to tear down the technical divide between storytellers and their audience...

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ToRrside Brewing

Torrside Brewing is based in New Mills, in Derbyshire's High Peak, on the north-west edge of the Peak District.

Our name is taken from the Torrs, the 70-foot-deep gorge cut by the Rivers Goyt & Sett, that the town stands above and around. New Mills is an old and sizeable town, but has somehow missed out on having its own brewery!
 

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