	Sochi International Film Festival http://www.kinotavr.ru Date: 01.06.2005 - 12.06.2005 Country: Russia

The Sochi International Film Festival is a competition festival. There is a main competition, as well as non-competition screenings and retrospectives. From 1994 to 2000 the IFF in Sochi was a festival of young cinema, showing directors' first, second, third and fourth films in the framework of its competition programme. Since 2001 the festival has become a festival of European film and screens only European films made within the twelve months. The films are evaluated by a jury composed of leading names of world cinema, and by a jury formed by members of the International Federation of Cinema Press (FIPRESCI). Main prize of the festival is the Golden Rose.

HUNGARIAN FILMS:

2005 - Attila Janisch : After the Day Before (Másnap)

2005 - Robert Pejó : Dallas Pashamende (Dallas Pashamende)
in competition

2004 - Nimród Antal : Kontroll (Kontroll)
in competition
Special Prize of the Jury

2003 - György Pálfi : Hukkle (Hukkle)
in competition
Golden Rose (Main Prize)

2003 - Emil Novák : Sobri (Sobri)
in competition

2002 - Péter Bacsó : Smouldering Cigarette (Hamvadó cigarettavég)
in competition
Best Actress: Eszter Nagy-Kálóczy

2001 - András Fésős : Seaside, Dusk (Balra a nap nyugszik)
in competition

2000 - Can Togay : One Winter Behind God's Back (Egy tél az Isten háta mögött)
in competition
Jury's Special Prize

1999 - Gábor Tompa : Chinese Defense (Kínai védelem)
in competition
Best Actor: Emil Győry

1996 - Ibolya Fekete : Bolshe Vita (Bolse Vita)
in competition
Grand Pearl Prize

FIPRESCI Prize

1994 - János Szász : Woyzeck (Woyzeck)
in competition
Second Prize (shared),

FIPRESCI-Prize

1993 - Tamás Tóth : Children of Iron God (Vasisten gyermekei)
in competition
Best Cinematographer: Szergej Kozlov

On this page feature films produced between 1991 - 2000 are shown only if they were awarded at the festival.