Risto Jarva Award | |
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Location | Tampere Film Festival |
Country | Finland |
Presented by | Finnish Film Foundation |
Reward(s) | monetary reward of 10,000 euros [1] |
First awarded | 1979 |
Website | Official website |
The Risto Jarva Award (Finnish : Risto Jarva -palkinto) is an annual film industry award for new Finnish short films named after the Finnish filmmaker Risto Jarva. The winner is chosen by a jury of no more than three members that changes every year. Jury members are selected by the Finnish Film Foundation, which has funded and presented the award at the Tampere Film Festival since 1979.
Year | Movie | Filmmaker |
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1979 | Opeta mua rakastamaan | Anssi Blomstedt |
1980 | Repe - sirpaleita Reino Helismaan elämästä | Peter von Bagh |
1981 | The Liar | Mika Kaurismäki |
1982 | Vierailu | Tapani Lundgren |
1983 | Kotirauha | Noora Männistö |
1984 | Sadetanssi | Kari Paljakka |
1985 | 19084 | Heikki Paakkanen |
Bagatelleja opus 2. Doris; Variations 1-3; Klaus | Riitta Nelimarkka, Jaakko Seeck | |
1986 | Häng dej pojkfan!/Nauru kaulaan nulikka! | Claes Olsson |
Laulu | Arto af Hällström, Janne Kuusi | |
1987 | Hurjan pojan koti | KJ. Koski |
1988 | Lauran huone | Kaisa Rastimo |
1989 | Sijainen | Antti Peippo |
1990 | Raseri/Raivo | Peter Lindholm |
1991 | Kuusi tapaa lähestyä naista | Jaakko Virtanen |
1992 | Let's Dance | Paul-Anders Simma |
1993 | Onnen maa | Markku Pölönen |
1994 | Rosa Was Here | Kaija Juurikkala |
1995 | Kaupunkisinfonia | Heikki Ahola |
1996 | Taivas ja maa | Tuija Halttunen |
1997 | Qulleq (Traanilamppu) | Sakari Kirjavainen |
1998 | Eino ja mä | Pekka Uotila |
1999 | Liemessä | Kaisa Penttilä |
Sukkien euroelämää | John Webster | |
2000 | Apinajuttu | Esa Illi |
2001 | Hyppääjä | PV Lehtinen |
2002 | Turon baari | Janne Kuusi |
2003 | Tähteläiset | Veli Granö |
2004 | Isältä pojalle | Visa Koiso-Kanttila |
2005 | Hiljainen tila | Mervi Junkkonen |
2006 | 365 päivää - Reijo Kelan videopäiväkirja 1999 | Reijo Kela |
2007 | Luonto ja terveys | Panu Heikkilä |
2008 | Palnan tyttäret | Kiti Luostarinen |
2009 | Hanasaari A | Hannes Vartiainen, Pekka Veikkolainen |
2010 | Steam of Life | Joonas Berghäll, Mika Hotakainen |
2011 | Sweet Mov(i)e | Jan Ijäs |
2012 | Korsoteoria | Antti Heikki Pesonen |
2013 | Finnish Blood Swedish Heart | Mika Ronkainen |
6954 kilometriä kotiin | Juan Reina | |
2014 | Paratiisin avaimet | Hamy Ramezan [2] |
2015 | Onni | Sanna Liljander |
2016 | Viikset | Anni Oja |
2017 | Hobbyhorse Revolution | Selma Vilhunen |
2018 | Eatnanvuloš lottit | Marja Helander [1] [3] |
2019 | Eläinsilta U-3033 | Milja Viita |
2020 | To Teach a Bird to Fly | Minna Rainio & Mark Roberts [4] |
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