Silver Bear for Best Short Film

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The Silver Bear for the Best Short Film is the second place in the short film competition at the Berlin International Film Festival.

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Awards

YearFilmDirectorCountryReferences
1950s
1956Rythmetic Norman McLaren Canada
1957Plitvicka jezeraDragoslav HolubYugoslavia
1958Glas Bert Haanstra Netherlands
1959Das KnalleidoskopHerbert HungerWest Germany
1960s
1960Diario Juan BerendArgentina
1961ChimichimitoJosé MartínVenezuela
1962Le grand Magal de Touba Blaise Senghor Senegal
1963Tori Erkko Kivikoski Finland
1964Sunday LarkSanford SemelUnited States
1965Een zondag op het eiland van de Grande Jatte Frans Weisz Netherlands
1966Rosalie Walerian Borowczyk France
1967Fleá Ceoil Louis Marcus Ireland
1968Krek Borivoj Dovniković-Bordo Yugoslavia
1969Presadjivanje osecanjaDejan DjurkovićYugoslavia
1970s
1971Il continuoVlatko GilićYugoslavia
1972The Selfish GiantPeter SanderCanada
19731501 1/2Paul B. PriceUnited States
1975SSS Václav Bedřich Czechoslovakia
1976Trains Caleb Deschanel United States
1977Etuda o zkousce Evald Schorm Czechoslovakia
1978Une vieille soupièreMichel LonguetFrance
1979Phantom René Perraudin and Uwe SchraderWest Germany
1980s
1980Rod GröthJörg Moser-MetiusWest Germany
1981Ter land, ter zee en in de lucht Paul Driessen Netherlands
1982 San ge heshang A Da (Xu Jingda)China
1983Was das Leben so versprichtEgon HaaseWest Germany
1984 Yu bang xiang zheng Hu Jinqing China
1985 Paradise Ishu Patel Canada
1986Auguszta etetCsaba VargaHungary
1987 Luxo Jr. John Lasseter United States
1988Láska na první pohledPavel KoutskýCzechoslovakia
1989ÚdelJaroslava HavettováCzechoslovakia
1990s
1990Ilha das Flores Jorge Furtado Brazil
1991Posledních 100 let Marx-Leninismu v CecháchPavel KoutskýCzechoslovakia
1993At zije mys!Pavel KoutskýCzech Republic
1994BalthazarChristophe FraipontFrance
1996MaalaislääkäriKatariina LillqvistFinland
1997Late at NightStefanie Jordan, Stefanie Saghri and Claudia ZollerGermany
1998Cinema Alcázar Florence Jaugey Nicaragua
1999 Desserts Jeff StarkEngland [1] [2]
2000s
2000MédiaPavel KoutskýCzech Republic
2001Jungle Jazz: Public Enemy #1 Frank Fitzpatrick United States
2002Bror minJens JonssonSweden
2003En ausenciaLucía CedrónArgentina
2004Vet!Karin Junger and Brigit HilleniusNetherlands
2005Jam SessionIzabela PlucinskaGermany
2006Gratte-papierGuillaume MartinezFrance
2007Mei Arvin Chen Taiwan
2008Udedh Bun Siddharth Sinha India
2009JadeDaniel ElliottUnited Kingdom
2010s
2010HayeridaShai MiedzinskiIsrael
2011Pu-seo-jin bamHyo-joo YangSouth Korea
2012Gurêto rabittoAtsushi WadaJapan
2013Die Ruhe bleibtStefan KriekhausGermany
2014Laborat Guillaume Cailleau Germany
2015Bad at Dancing Joanna Arnow United States
2016A Man Returned Mahdi Fleifel Denmark
2017Ensueño en la Pradera Esteban Arrangoiz Julien Mexico
2018 Imfura Samuel Ishimwe Rwanda
2019Blue BoyManuel AbramovichArgentina
2020FilipiñanaRafael ManuelPhilippines
2021Xia Wu Guo Qu Le Yi BanZhang DaleiChina
2022Manhã der DomingoBruno RibeiroBrazil
2023 Marungka Tjalatjunu (Dipped in Black) Matthew Thorne and Derik Lynch Germany; Australia

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References

  1. "Awards". www.berlinale.de. Retrieved 2024-10-28.
  2. "Desserts". TVGuide.com. Retrieved 2024-10-28.