2025 CPH:DOX Hands Out Awards To ‘Always,’ ‘2000 Meters To Andriivka’

Cph: dox The winners of the latest version of the Film Film Festival were crowned famous in Copenhagen.

The Dox: Award, Higher Festival Award, I went to alwaysFor the first time in Diming Chen. The film tells the story of a 8 -year -old young poet, who lives “deep in the lush mountains in Hunan Province” in southern China.

“There is a big difference between nothing and small things. But life is actually consisting of many small things that no one has noticed.” This wonderful bullets for the countryside raising family alive with sympathy and hair. ”

Dux: Prize, sponsored by Politikeen and Politiken-Fonden, with a prize of 10,000 euros.

The jury granted a special male to Flophouse AmericaA documentary film revolves around another boy wisdom after years. Monica Stromdal first presented with the film for 12 -year -old Michael and his parents, who suffer from alcohol addiction while living in narrow places at a naked hotel in Florida.

In a possible examination of the Oscar race next year, MSTYLAV CHERNOV’s’ 2000 meters to Andrevka He won the F: Act Award, while a special male in that competitive category went to Geeta Gandbhir’s The perfect neighbor. Both films were held for the first time in the world in January at the Sandans Film Festival.

2000 meters to AndrevkaFollow Chernov to win the Academy Award 20 days in MariolpolViewers in the war as the Ukrainian forces advance along a narrow strip of land, in an attempt to restore a village on which the Russian invaders seized.

“In the end we offer the F: ACT Act to 2000 meters to Andrevka Not only because it is a struggle on the threshold of our door, but because it is a masterpiece in the film industry: depicting a painful and multi -class war to compare with Everything is calm on the western front. “This is not the First World War, it is today. It brings an artist to nullify the realistic bloodshed, and makes a movie to combat war that forces us to think about the dignity of every human life.”

F: ACT, with the support of international media support and the Danish Federation of Journalists, honors “Documentary Film Films and Investigative Press Films” and comes with a prize of 5,000 euros. [Director Mstyslav Chernov will appear on the next edition of Deadline’s Doc Talk podcast, releasing on Tuesday].

The jury granted a special male to The perfect neighborA movie that uses Police Bodycam and Dashcam to document the 2023 case in Florida, where a white woman released her black neighbor. “The choice of the movie” is very strong on the material level, “the jury said, which shows a tremendous skill in filmmaking. This is a devastating movie on armed violence, but it is also a movie about families, and the links between us. The perfect neighbor It is a restricted movie, and this proves that it is very destroyed. “

The Human Festival Award went: Now in its second year of its existence Hold 9 monthsIt was directed by Kittefan Fashjashvili. In early March, The deadline was presented for the first time For the film, an “intimate and crude picture” of emotional and physical losses of the unorganized mother’s alternative mother in the Republic of Georgia.

The jury, which consists of Mohamed Said Oma, Thomas Pocolka and Pergate Stormus, said, Hold 9 months “Imagine the relationship between the mother and her daughter with an intimate, radical, and distinguished tenderness. Through her visual poetry, the film is accurately balanced between the cruelty of their situation with the humanity of Channa and her strong love for her daughter.”

Human Award: Rights, under the auspices of the Danish Institute for Human Rights, with a prize of 5,000 euros.

Granting jury a special male for CampsTimely movie directed by Michael T. The worker, and the Practice of Practice, examines the pro -Palestinian student activists who occupied the University of Colombia last year to protest against Israel in Gaza in the wake of the terrorist attack Lesmas on October 7 on Israel.

The jury wrote, “The private male goes to an optimistic and inspiring movie that overwhelms you with students’ activity in times of conflict and repression.”

These are the additional prizes presented on Friday in CPH: dox:

North: Dox Award

Winner: The Wall

GL / 2025 / First Global Offer

Special male: The most beautiful men on the ground written

DK / 2025 / First Global Offer

The North Prize honors: DOX Award (5000 euros) prominent documentaries from the North.

The jury composed of Potina Kazim, Dario Oliveira, and Roja Bakari.

The jury statement: “From the ocean, armed with a radical dignity in the face of prolonged injustice and cruelty, we witnessed a sincere flow of weakness, in the forefront and the center, and we refused to throw aside. On the sad rhythm its original tongue, we found a harmonization of the elements, which is a living and medium tale of feminine of nature.

“Like a storm of the northern wind, the forces left the healing of the film, breathing the kindness and gentle victory.

“To send us to all wisdom, we present the award for the best documentary for the North North to Walls (Akinni Inuk) written by Nina Paninnguq Skydsbjerg & Sofie R rupie R rupi

“Since some of the most difficult questions in the simplest ideas and Lotta style can be fully answered, a honorable male goes to the most beautiful men on Earth’s face written by Josephine Xner and Spastian Gardens.”

Next: Wave Award

Winner: Dawn House by Christina Steopurt

De / 2024 / International offer

A special male: Whoever witnesses the temples fall by Lucia Silva

SP / 2025 / First Global Offer

Wave: Wave (5000 euros) is highlighted by new and young movie makers.

The jury composed from Cecil Morel Dargis, Sona Carapogusian, and Maria Palacius Cruz.

The jury statement: “It is located in a northern forest, the film follows a society that appeared as an alternative to a lost past, which may have never existed.

“For its huge respect and long -term commitment, the exact approach to existential questions and the ability to embrace an environment with many contradictions, the following prize: GAND GOWN goes to Adobe of Dawn.

“We also want to give a special mention of a film saturated with magic and mystery that sparked their visual language and sound mines. It is a film that wipes in the past and the present to address issues about urbanization and improvement, social landscapes and troubled history of Spain. The film that carries the most beautiful name and design on the title, we give a special male for those who witness temples.

New: vision

Winner: Ramallah, Palestine, December 2018 by Juliet Le Monier

Be / 2025 / First Global Offer

Special male: scrap from Noémie Lobry

FR / 2025 / First World offer

The New Vision Award (5,000 euros) celebrates art films and border experiences.

The Mason Leave-Yap, Jeppe Lang and Marina Kožul.

The jury statement: The Winner: Ramallah, Palestine, December 2018, “Hurry up a sunny pastoral scene in one individual, Juliet Le Monier’s video takes us through an unlimited moment of struggle. Many about the moment when we find ourselves – the timing of the release of this movie: March 2025.

“He hesitates hesitantly between every day and unknown, this is a short film that is delivered with a conceptual, uncompromising rigor. It requires questions about what we – as viewers, as film factories – we are witnessing. What we choose to focus on and when – what do we ignore, what we love, and when we stop watching.”

Special male: scrap

“Through the innovative use of associations, the film is weaved between childhood memories, strange scenes from computer games, tangible for the post -terrible future. Save different components of the upcoming drama for the upcoming drama and the type of films on the road, and we may look at them with a different eye.”

Inter: Active Award

Winner: “Constantiniopoliad” by Sister Sylvester and his head of Shazali

UK / Installation / 2025 / International First Display

A special male: The garden says … written

Jensen, Sarah John and Marik Brian

DK / XR Perfomance- Installation / 2025 / World Premiere

The award winner will receive a profitable package including two free industrial credits for the sunny side of DOC, two full credits to reach the Industry Festival in the new photos, 6 hours of legal advice on the European Intellectual Property Law and a cash prize worth 1000 euros.

The jury consisted of Irene Campbuli, David Adler and Karl Emil Carlson.

The jury statement: “In a world of excessive technologies, where interaction often requires movement, headphones or VR glasses, Costantinopoliad calls us to do something more extreme: sitting steadfast and listening.

“Costantinopoliad is not just a work to tell stories; it is an invitation to discover. It is intertwined in the narration with the work, which makes us feel as if we were the first to stumble on this archive, the first to discover the story of Kafafi, and the breath of life in his words.

“However, just as we settle in this deep personal experience, the strange feeling crawls. We run the pages, touch the stones, and immerse ourselves in the poet’s world, we have become the protagonist, and the performance artists in a documentary film reveal.

“I am pleased to announce Costantinopoliad by Sister Sylvester and Nada El Shazley as a recipient of the active exhibition award for this year. This work is not just an abnormal work – it is an experience, a gate, a live archive.”

A special male: “We are pleased to extend a honorable male to the garden saying … by URI, Michelle Kranot, Topsume Jensen, and Sarah John & Marieke Breynefor for their beautiful and reflection installation.

“It focuses on the aesthetic experience of the virtual garden and the accuracy of the coincidence confrontations, this work dares to create a space where interactions are organized organically – they do so with remarkable success. The garden says … not just an environment, but an invitation – one encourages return, exploration, exploration, and continuous possibility.