The Silver Bear for the Best Short Film is the second place in the short film competition at the Berlin International Film Festival.
Year | Film | Director | Country | References |
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1950s | ||||
1956 | Rythmetic | Norman McLaren | Canada | |
1957 | Plitvicka jezera | Dragoslav Holub | Yugoslavia | |
1958 | Glas | Bert Haanstra | Netherlands | |
1959 | Das Knalleidoskop | Herbert Hunger | West Germany | |
1960s | ||||
1960 | Diario | Juan Berend | Argentina | |
1961 | Chimichimito | José Martín | Venezuela | |
1962 | Le grand Magal de Touba | Blaise Senghor | Senegal | |
1963 | Tori | Erkko Kivikoski | Finland | |
1964 | Sunday Lark | Sanford Semel | United States | |
1965 | Een zondag op het eiland van de Grande Jatte | Frans Weisz | Netherlands | |
1966 | Rosalie | Walerian Borowczyk | France | |
1967 | Fleá Ceoil | Louis Marcus | Ireland | |
1968 | Krek | Borivoj Dovniković-Bordo | Yugoslavia | |
1969 | Presadjivanje osecanja | Dejan Djurković | Yugoslavia | |
1970s | ||||
1971 | Il continuo | Vlatko Gilić | Yugoslavia | |
1972 | The Selfish Giant | Peter Sander | Canada | |
1973 | 1501 1/2 | Paul B. Price | United States | |
1975 | SSS | Václav Bedřich | Czechoslovakia | |
1976 | Trains | Caleb Deschanel | United States | |
1977 | Etuda o zkousce | Evald Schorm | Czechoslovakia | |
1978 | Une vieille soupière | Michel Longuet | France | |
1979 | Phantom | René Perraudin and Uwe Schrader | West Germany | |
1980s | ||||
1980 | Rod Gröth | Jörg Moser-Metius | West Germany | |
1981 | Ter land, ter zee en in de lucht | Paul Driessen | Netherlands | |
1982 | San ge heshang | A Da (Xu Jingda) | China | |
1983 | Was das Leben so verspricht | Egon Haase | West Germany | |
1984 | Yu bang xiang zheng | Hu Jinqing | China | |
1985 | Paradise | Ishu Patel | Canada | |
1986 | Auguszta etet | Csaba Varga | Hungary | |
1987 | Luxo Jr. | John Lasseter | United States | |
1988 | Láska na první pohled | Pavel Koutský | Czechoslovakia | |
1989 | Údel | Jaroslava Havettová | Czechoslovakia | |
1990s | ||||
1990 | Ilha das Flores | Jorge Furtado | Brazil | |
1991 | Posledních 100 let Marx-Leninismu v Cechách | Pavel Koutský | Czechoslovakia | |
1993 | At zije mys! | Pavel Koutský | Czech Republic | |
1994 | Balthazar | Christophe Fraipont | France | |
1996 | Maalaislääkäri | Katariina Lillqvist | Finland | |
1997 | Late at Night | Stefanie Jordan, Stefanie Saghri and Claudia Zoller | Germany | |
1998 | Cinema Alcázar | Florence Jaugey | Nicaragua | |
1999 | Desserts | Jeff Stark | England | [1] [2] |
2000s | ||||
2000 | Média | Pavel Koutský | Czech Republic | |
2001 | Jungle Jazz: Public Enemy #1 | Frank Fitzpatrick | United States | |
2002 | Bror min | Jens Jonsson | Sweden | |
2003 | En ausencia | Lucía Cedrón | Argentina | |
2004 | Vet! | Karin Junger and Brigit Hillenius | Netherlands | |
2005 | Jam Session | Izabela Plucinska | Germany | |
2006 | Gratte-papier | Guillaume Martinez | France | |
2007 | Mei | Arvin Chen | Taiwan | |
2008 | Udedh Bun | Siddharth Sinha | India | |
2009 | Jade | Daniel Elliott | United Kingdom | |
2010s | ||||
2010 | Hayerida | Shai Miedzinski | Israel | |
2011 | Pu-seo-jin bam | Hyo-joo Yang | South Korea | |
2012 | Gurêto rabitto | Atsushi Wada | Japan | |
2013 | Die Ruhe bleibt | Stefan Kriekhaus | Germany | |
2014 | Laborat | Guillaume Cailleau | Germany | |
2015 | Bad at Dancing | Joanna Arnow | United States | |
2016 | A Man Returned | Mahdi Fleifel | Denmark | |
2017 | Ensueño en la Pradera | Esteban Arrangoiz Julien | Mexico | |
2018 | Imfura | Samuel Ishimwe | Rwanda | |
2019 | Blue Boy | Manuel Abramovich | Argentina | |
2020 | Filipiñana | Rafael Manuel | Philippines | |
2021 | Xia Wu Guo Qu Le Yi Ban | Zhang Dalei | China | |
2022 | Manhã der Domingo | Bruno Ribeiro | Brazil | |
2023 | Marungka Tjalatjunu (Dipped in Black) | Matthew Thorne and Derik Lynch | Germany; Australia | |
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