The 12th annual Mammoth Lakes Film Festival has announced its award winners for the event held May 20-24 in the California mountain town.
Mono 222, directed by Quinton Dominguez, received the jury prize for best North American narrative feature. Dreaming of Lions, directed and written by Paolo Marinou-Blanco, won best international narrative feature. I Got Bombed at Harvey’s, directed by Amy Bandlien Storkel and Bryan Storkel, took the prize for best documentary feature.
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Cotton Fever, Labrador – Autopsy of Silence and Jail Time Records won the top prizes at the 2026 Tribeca Festival. The winners were announced on June 11 as the 25th edition of the New York City event concluded its competitions.
The Palm Springs International Shortfest announced its 2026 winners during an award ceremony on Sunday. Honorees received cash prizes totaling $30,000, with five films earning Academy Award qualifying awards.
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The 12th annual Bentonville Film Festival concluded Monday after handing out awards in multiple categories Saturday night in Northwest Arkansas. If I Go Will They Miss Me took the Best Narrative Award while Jane Elliott Against the World earned Best Documentary.
Hanna Bergholm’s Nightborn took the top prize at the 2026 Fantasia International Film Festival juried awards. The film received the Cheval Noir trophy for best film. Seidi Haarla, who stars in the movie, also won best actress.
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The third Alternativa Film Festival concluded on April 30 in Medellín, Colombia, awarding cash prizes to five feature films and two shorts from Latin America and Asia. Peru's 'Runa Simi' won the Focus Award, while Georgia's '9-Month Contract' took the Spotlight Award. Festival head Liza Surganova announced Africa as the focus for the next edition.
The Annecy International Animation Film Festival began Sunday evening with the world premiere of Illumination’s Minions & Monsters. The event also featured tributes to the late Marjane Satrapi and commitments to protect culture.
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Singaporean director Anthony Chen chaired the Asian New Talent jury at the 28th Shanghai International Film Festival on Sunday. He called on emerging Asian filmmakers to embrace sincerity and fresh ideas. Other jurors from the Golden Goblet competition shared their evaluation criteria during the meeting.