The Golden Horsemen

As a short film festival, Filmfest Dresden has the highest prize money in Europe. The festival is dedicated to the short film genre and its manifold forms of expression. It sees itself as a platform at which the abundance and diversity found in the latest productions from around the world can be presented to enthusiastic film audiences and professionals. Respective juries award the best films in each festival competition section.

 

International Competition Awards:

Golden Horseman Animated Film
7.500 Euro
   
Golden Horseman Short Fiction Film
7.500 Euro
   
ARTE Short Film Prize (towards purchase of a film)
6.000 Euro
   
Golden Horseman - Audience
 3.000 Euro
Sponsor: Sächsische Zeitung  
   
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National Competition Awards:

Golden Horseman Animated Film
Sponsor: German Institute for Animated Film
3.000 Euro
   
Golden Horseman Short Fiction Film
3.000 Euro
   
Golden Horseman – Audience
Sponsor: MDR Public Broadcaster
2.000 Euro
   

Minister of Fine Arts Promotion Prize
Sponsor: Saxon Ministry of Science and the Fine Arts

20.000 Euro
   
Drematrix Promotion Prize (2 Days Motion Capturing)
Sponsor: Organic Motion & Drematrix
Value: 1.000 Euro
   
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National and International Competition Award:

Golden Horseman Best Sound(scape) Award
Sponsor: Hellerau European Centre of the Arts
3.000 Euro
   

Exchange Forum „Perspectives for Animated Film“:

Promotion Prize
Sponsor: DEFA-Stiftung
4.000 Euro


Short Film Award of the German Film Critics 2009:

The German Film Critics Association (VdFk) will be awarding the Prize for the best short film on the previous calendar year for the forth time at this year’s Filmfest Dresden. The award is non-monetary.