Film Awards

2009 Sundance Film Festival - Short Film Grand Jury Prize - Best Short Film WinnerShort Term 12Destin Daniel CrettonA day at a group home for troubled adolescents. Denim is the head counselor, involved somehow with Natalia, another counselor. During the day, we watch them and other staff deal with a boy ...Amazon2009 Sundance Film Festival - Short Film Grand Jury Prize - Best Short Film Nominees575 Castro St.Jenni OlsonAmazonA MateTeemu NikkiAmazonCattle CallMike MaryniukAmazonCountertransferenceMadeleine OlnekAmazonCutsRashaad Ernesto GreenAmazonHot DogBill PlymptonAmazonI Am So Proud of YouDon HertzfeldtAmazonInstead of AbracadabraPatrik EklundAmazonJerrycanJulius AveryAmazonJoel Stein's Completely Unfabricated AdventuresWalter RobotAmazonLove You MoreSam Taylor-JohnsonAmazonMa BarAdrian...

2008 Sundance Film Festival - Short Film Grand Jury Prize - Best Short Film WinnerMy Olympic SummerDaniel RobinFilmmaker Daniel Robin re-evaluates 8mm films of his parents' marriage against the background of unearthed archive footage and his own failed marriage.AmazonOn the IceAndrew Okpeaha MacLeanAn Inuit hunter drives his dog team out on the frozen Arctic Ocean in search of seals, but instead, becomes a witness to murder.Amazon2008 Sundance Film Festival - Short Film Grand Jury Prize - Best Short Film NomineesPariahDee ReesAmazon

2007 Sundance Film Festival - Short Film Grand Jury Prize - Best Short Film WinnerEverything Will Be OkDon HertzfeldtA series of dark and troubling events forces Bill to reckon with the meaning of his life - or lack thereof.Amazon2007 Sundance Film Festival - Short Film Grand Jury Prize - Best Short Film NomineesPop FoulMoon MolsonAmazon

2006 Sundance Film Festival - Short Film Grand Jury Prize - Best Short Film WinnerBugcrushCarter SmithA small-town loner's fascination with the new kid in town leads him into something much more sinister than he could ever have imagined.AmazonThe Wraith of Cobble HillAdam Parrish KingIt's up to Felix to either reciprocate the benevolence shown him, or perpetuate the neglect handed down as a family legacy.Amazon

2005 Sundance Film Festival - Short Film Grand Jury Prize - Best Short Film WinnerFamily PortraitPatricia RiggenIn 1968, Gordon Parks wrote an article on race and poverty for Life magazine. For his story, Parks photographed the Fontenelle family, a disenfranchised African American family of twelve ...Amazon

2004 Sundance Film Festival - Short Film Grand Jury Prize - Best Short Film WinnerGowanus, BrooklynChris ScarafileA young girl investigates her curious teacher's life.AmazonGowanus, BrooklynRyan FleckA young girl investigates her curious teacher's life.AmazonWhen the Storm CameShilpi GuptaProfiles Kunnan Pushpora, a village in Kashmir, that survived a mass rape and the stigma that continues to haunt the village. Closes with a stark reminder that rape during conflict is a timeless, global phenomenon.Amazon2004 Sundance Film Festival - Short Film Grand Jury Prize - Best Short Film NomineesAre You Feeling Lonely?Rosario Garcia-MonteroAmazon

2003 Sundance Film Festival - Short Film Grand Jury Prize - Best Short Film WinnerTerminal BarStefan NadelmanA fascinating pictorial history of a New York City bar whose customers, from the hard-drinking working class Irish to the coiffed African American gay male, continually transform its focus during its 10-year reign.Amazon

2002 Sundance Film Festival - Short Film Grand Jury Prize - Best Short Film WinnerGaslineDave SilverBen Crosby, suburban gas station owner struggles through the gas crisis, desperately trying to get through it, to keep it all together, to live with the choices he's made, to survive one more day.Amazon2002 Sundance Film Festival - Short Film Grand Jury Prize - Best Short Film Nominees16F9Stefano MorisAmazon2+2Clayton HemmertAmazonA Big IssueSara MastAmazonA Stoner's LifeBrett FroomerAmazon

2001 Sundance Film Festival - Short Film Grand Jury Prize - Best Short Film WinnerGina, an Actress, Age 29Paul HarrillA struggling young actress lands her first job...only to discover that her "part" is to lie to an assembly of factory workers to keep them from unionizing.Amazon

2000 Sundance Film Festival - Short Film Grand Jury Prize - Best Short Film WinnerFive Feet High and RisingPeter SollettVictor, a twelve year-old boy growing up on New York City's Lower East Side experiences what growing up is all about.Amazon