The Faludi Competition (Hungary) has finished and the short films Duty (Deber), directed by Ángel Manzano, and Rupestre, directed by Enrique Diego, have been awarded.
Two awards have gone to the shorts Duty (Deber) by Ángel Manzano and Rupestre by Enrique Diego after their presence at the XIX. Faludi International Non-Professional Film Festival and Photo Competition —19. Faludi Nemzetközi Amatőrfilmszemle és Fotópályázat— (Budapest, Hungary).
Specifically, Duty, the short directed by Ángel Manzano, have been the winner of the First Prize to the Best Fiction Short Film of the XIX. Faludi International Non-Professional Film Festival and Photo Competition. This award is a 40,000 Hungarian forint cash-prize.
For its part, the animation Rupestre by Enrique Diego has earned the Second Prize to the Best Animation Short Film of the XIX. Faludi International Non-Professional Film Festival and Photo Competition. The winner is receiving a 30,000 Hungarian forint cash-prize.
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| Duty by Ángel Manzano |
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| Rupestre by Enrique Diego |
The ninth edition of the Faludi Competition was held on 6th and 7th November in Budapest, capital of Hungary. During that two days, 49 short films —including Duty by Ángel Manzano and Rupestre by Enrique Diego— were fighting in this year's Official Competition (Versenyprogram És Zsűrifilmek Lugosi Terem).
The list of winners of the 2015 Faludi International Non-Professional Film Festival and Photo Competition is as follows:
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Best Fiction Short Film:
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First Prize to the Best Fiction Short Film: Duty by Ángel Manzano (Spain).
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Second Prize to the Best Fiction Short Film: Laisa by Carmen Gutiérrez (Spain).
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Third Prize to the Best Fiction Short Film: Kell egy film by Keller-Deák Kristóf, Makk Gergely & Simonek Péter (Hungary).
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Best Documentary Short Film (the First Prize was not given):
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Second Prize to the Best Documentary Short Film: Kitörés by Kis Anikó (Hungary).
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Third Prize to the Best Documentary Short Film: Nagy utazás by Varga József (Hungary).
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Best Animation Short Film:
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First Prize to the Best Animation Short Film: Love in Five Parts by Joshua Provost (USA).
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Second Prize to the Best Animation Short Film: Rupestre by Enrique Diego (Spain).
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Third Prize to the Best Animation Short Film: Csomópontok by Bóné Péter (Hungary).
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Apart from these main awards, the festival has also given several special consolation awards.
Congratulations to Ángel Manzano and his crew and to Enrique Diego and his collaborators for the awards that have won.