PÖFF Shorts 2026获奖名单11月14日在塔林公布：挪威短片《Sandy Fannies》夺最佳影片大奖 法国动画《Terminal》夺动画大奖
塔林黑夜电影节短片与动画单元PÖFF Shorts于11月14日周六在爱沙尼亚塔林举行露天颁奖仪式，公布2026年获奖名单。国际真人短片竞赛单元最佳影片大奖由挪威导演Ingrid Runde Saxegaard执导的《Sandy Fannies》获得，奖金1000欧元；评审团由Jaanika Arum、Augusté Gerikaité与Emilie Poirier组成，评审意见称该片以极简叙事模糊了女儿与母亲的身份边界，出色的表演与大胆的导演手法令人印象深刻。同单元评审团特别提及归波兰导演Patrycja Polkowska的《Case No.》，最佳新人影片由西班牙导演Júlia Coldwell Serra的《Nobody Barks》获得。
国际动画竞赛单元最佳动画影片大奖由Alexandre Siqueira执导的《Terminal》获得，该片由法国、葡萄牙与西班牙合拍，奖金1000欧元；评审团特别提及归加拿大导演Julie Charette的《The Comet》。动画新人最佳影片由德国导演Roozbeh Gezerseh与Soraya Shamsi合导的《Growing Stones, Flying Papers》获得，最佳儿童影片由匈牙利导演Géza M. Tóth的《Shorts From the Box - Wild Things》获得。
爱沙尼亚国内竞赛单元最佳影片大奖由Eleonore de Montesquiou执导的纪录片《Lines》获得；最佳国内真人短片为Leevi Oramo的《Stolen Hearts》，最佳国内动画短片为Jonas Taul的《A Serious Thought》，最佳国内非虚构短片为Yuqing Jiang的《The Borscht》。电影节表示，国际真人短片、国际动画与国内竞赛三项大奖得主各获1000欧元奖金，并在符合美国电影艺术与科学学院规定的前提下获得角逐奥斯卡奖的资格。PÖFF Shorts是塔林黑夜电影节的子单元，本届电影节于11月6日至22日举行。
PÖFF Shorts Announces 2026 Winners in Tallinn on November 14: Norway's 'Sandy Fannies' Takes Grand Prix, 'Terminal' Wins Best Animation
PÖFF Shorts, the short film and animation sub-festival of the Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival, announced its 2026 winners at an open-air ceremony in Tallinn, Estonia, on Saturday, November 14. The Grand Prix for Best Film in the International Live-Action Competition went to 'Sandy Fannies' (Norway, 2026), directed by Ingrid Runde Saxegaard, with a prize of 1,000 euros. The jury of Jaanika Arum, Augusté Gerikaité and Emilie Poirier praised its beautifully minimalist storytelling, blurring the boundaries between being a daughter and a mother, with outstanding performances and bold direction. The jury mention in the same section went to 'Case No.' by Poland's Patrycja Polkowska, and Best New Talents Film went to 'Nobody Barks' by Spain's Júlia Coldwell Serra.
The Grand Prix for Best Animation Film in the International Animation Competition went to 'Terminal' (France, Portugal, Spain, 2026), directed by Alexandre Siqueira, also carrying a 1,000-euro prize. The jury mention went to Canada's Julie Charette for 'The Comet.' Best Film in the New Talents animation strand went to 'Growing Stones, Flying Papers' by Germany's Roozbeh Gezerseh and Soraya Shamsi, and Best Children's Film went to 'Shorts From the Box - Wild Things' by Hungary's Géza M. Tóth.
In the National Competition, the Grand Prix for Best National Film went to the documentary 'Lines' (Estonia, 2025), directed by Eleonore de Montesquiou. Best National Live-Action Film was 'Stolen Hearts' by Leevi Oramo, Best National Animation Film was 'A Serious Thought' by Jonas Taul, and Best National Non-Scripted Film was 'The Borscht' by Yuqing Jiang. The festival said the three Grand Prix winners each receive 1,000 euros and will be eligible to qualify for an Academy Award, subject to the Academy's requirements. PÖFF Shorts is a sub-festival of the Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival, whose 2026 edition runs from November 6 to 22.
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