Director: Beck Williams United States Best Fiction award

When Felix awakes in a bathtub, covered in blood with no recollection of what happened, he walks us through events of the past week with a story that doesn’t add up.

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Director: Cassius Rayner United Kingdom Best Music video Award

A young man in conflict with his own multiple personalities and the battle to reach out and start a fresh.

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Director: Ewan Pipe Ireland DUBSMARTFF Kids award

A boy discovers a strange teddy in his bedroom and soon finds that this strange teddy plots to do more than just hug…

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Director:Alberto Basaluzzo Italy Best Animation/Stop Motion

The peaceful group of Black Tanks is destroyed by the purple ones. As the only survivor, the black tank of our story begins his long journey in search of a new place to live.

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Director: Jon Gill United Kingdom Best Documentary

A film about a film made on a mobile. 35mm celluloid – a thing of the past or something to be treasured..? “Digital startles you… 35mm slightly hypnotises you…”
A celebration of celluloid. Captured at Dundee’s DCA cinema with Chief Projectionist Ian Banks.

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Director: Eric Ronan Ireland Best Documentary

The story of a family with two boys on the Autism spectrum that do Karate. The karate helps with self defence, stimulation and adds as a part of their needed occupational therapy . It’s a story of success in the face of adversity . It shows the positive side of having a disability and that no matter what your physical or mental capabilities you can succeed.

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