Montclair电影节公布2026年获奖名单：李沧东《Possible Love》获剧情长片奖，滨口龙介《All of a Sudden》获世界电影观众奖
Montclair——Montclair Film 10月26日公布2026年 Montclair 电影节全部竞赛获奖名单：韩国导演李沧东执导的《Possible Love》获得剧情长片竞赛大奖，纪录长片最高奖 Bruce Sinofsky 奖由 Pegah Ahangarani 执导的《Rehearsals for a Revolution》获得。本届电影节为第15届，10月16日至25日在新泽西州 Montclair 举行。
《Possible Love》是李沧东继2018年《燃烧》之后的首部长片，在剧情长片单元与滨口龙介的《All of a Sudden》、Paweł Pawlikowski 的《Fatherland》、Andrey Zvyagintsev 的《Minotaur》和 Markus Schleinzer 的《Rose》同场竞逐。该单元评审团由《华尔街日报》助理影评编辑 Zachary Barnes、Criterion 策展总监 Ashley Clark 与制片人 Mila Matveeva 组成。
纪录长片单元另设评审团特别奖，授予 Itab Azzam 与 Jack MacInnes 执导的《One in a Million》。面向早期职业导演的 Future/Now 单元由 Stephanie Ahn 的《Bedford Park》与 William D. Caballero 的《TheyDream》并列获奖，两片平分5,000美元的 Mark Urman 电影人奖；该奖2019年设立，以纪念长期居住在 Montclair 的电影发行人 Mark Urman。
观众奖方面，剧情长片观众奖归 Martin McDonagh 的《Wild Horse Nine》，纪录长片观众奖归 Juliane Dressner 与 Miriam Shor 的《My NDA》，世界电影观众奖归滨口龙介的《All of a Sudden》，短片观众奖归 Steven Leckart 的《An Unknown Substance》。
短片竞赛中，K. Xian Ming Yu 的《I Saw You in the Flood》获剧情短片奖，Mars Verrone 的《Buckskin》获纪录短片奖，Jeannette Louie 的《US Being Epic》获新泽西短片奖。由当地14所学校的15名高中生组成的青少年评审团，把最高奖授予 Kelly O'Sullivan 与 Alex Thompson 的《Mouse》，并把摄影特别奖授予是枝裕和《Look Back》的摄影师 Senzo Ueno，评审团称该片以宽阔的风景镜头、细腻的特写与光影运用，用摄影讲述了一个关于友谊与悲伤的故事。
Montclair Film 艺术总监 Tom Hall 表示：「祝贺各位获奖者出色的工作。这些影片与本届电影节观众之间建立的联系，营造了对话、连结与社区的氛围，我们很荣幸能把这些影片带到我们的银幕上。」Montclair Film 是一家非营利组织，其全年项目每年吸引超过8.3万名参与者。
Montclair Film Festival Announces 2026 Winners: Lee Chang-dong's Possible Love Wins Fiction Feature Prize
MONTCLAIR, N.J. — Montclair Film on Oct. 26 announced the winners of the 2026 Montclair Film Festival's competitions. Possible Love, directed by Lee Chang-dong of South Korea, won the Fiction Feature Prize, and Rehearsals for a Revolution, directed by Pegah Ahangarani, won the Bruce Sinofsky Award, the festival's top documentary prize. The 15th annual festival ran Oct. 16–25 in Montclair, New Jersey.
Possible Love is Lee's first feature since Burning (2018). It competed in the Fiction Feature section against All of a Sudden by Ryûsuke Hamaguchi, Fatherland by Paweł Pawlikowski, Minotaur by Andrey Zvyagintsev and Rose by Markus Schleinzer. The fiction jury was Zachary Barnes of The Wall Street Journal, Ashley Clark of Criterion and producer Mila Matveeva.
The Documentary Jury also awarded a Special Jury Prize to One in a Million, directed by Itab Azzam and Jack MacInnes. In the Future/Now competition for early-career filmmakers, Bedford Park by Stephanie Ahn and TheyDream by William D. Caballero tied, sharing the $5,000 Mark Urman Award for Filmmaking, established in 2019 in memory of film distribution executive and longtime Montclair resident Mark Urman.
Audience Awards went to Wild Horse Nine by Martin McDonagh for Fiction Feature, My NDA by Juliane Dressner and Miriam Shor for Documentary Feature, All of a Sudden by Ryûsuke Hamaguchi for World Cinema, and An Unknown Substance by Steven Leckart for Short Film.
In the shorts competitions, I Saw You in the Flood by K. Xian Ming Yu won Fiction Short, Buckskin by Mars Verrone won Documentary Short, and US Being Epic by Jeannette Louie won the New Jersey Shorts competition. The Junior Jury of 15 area high school students gave its top prize to Mouse by Kelly O'Sullivan and Alex Thompson, with a Special Jury Prize for Excellence in Cinematography to Senzo Ueno for his work on Look Back, directed by Hirokazu Kore-eda.
"Congratulations to our award winners for their outstanding work," said Montclair Film Artistic Director Tom Hall. "The connection these films forged with our festival audiences created an incredible atmosphere of conversation, connection, and community." Montclair Film is a nonprofit organization whose year-round programs attract more than 83,000 annual attendees.
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图片来源：图：导演李沧东（左一）与《燃烧》主创团队2018年在法国戛纳电影节亮相（资料图）。照片：Georges Biard，CC BY-SA 4.0，经 Wikimedia Commons。/ Photo: Director Lee Chang-dong (far left) with the Burning team at the Cannes Film Festival in 2018 (file photo). Photo by Georges Biard, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
