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Sarajevo Film Festival Launches New Award, Prix Cineplexx, With the Winner Chosen by the Festival Audience
The Sarajevo Film Festival has introduced a new award, the Prix Cineplexx. It will be presented for the first time at its 32nd edition, which runs from Aug. 14 to 21. The Prix Cineplexx is awarded to the best film in the Open Air Premiere program and is chosen by the festival audience. The prize []
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Sarajevo Times
· Jul 8, 2026
A New Sarajevo Film Festival Award: Prix Cineplexx
As the leading cinema chain in Southeast Europe, Cineplexx is a natural partner for an award that honours the audience’s choice while supporting the theatrical life of regional films beyond the Festival. At its 32nd edition, the Sarajevo Film Festival will present a new award for the first time: the Prix Cineplexx, established in partnership [] The post A New Sarajevo Film Festival Award: Prix Cineplexx appeared first on Sarajevo Times.
Variety
· Jul 6, 2026
Sarajevo’s CineLink Reveals Lineups of Co-Production Market and Drama Sections, Partners With Cannes’ Critics’ Week
CineLink, the industry program of Sarajevo Film Festival, has completed the lineups for the Co-Production Market and CineLink Drama sections. It has also announced a new 10,000 (11,400) award and a partnership with Cannes’ Critics’ Week. The final selections comprise 16 feature film projects and eight drama series projects, with women directing or co-directing nine []
Hungary Today
· Jun 30, 2026
Hungarian Animation Earns International Recognition at Annecy Festival
Two Hungarian works were honored with awards at the Annecy Festival, which concluded on Saturday: Béla Klingl’s short film Alkotás/Creation won the Vimeo Staff Pick award, while Balázs Turai’s project in development, Killin’ It, received the Ciclic Award in the short film category at the MIFA Pitch. The Hungarian Animation Producers Association announced on Monday that [] The post Hungarian Animation Earns International Recognition at Annecy Festival appeared first on Hungary Today.
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Related coverage for "Sarajevo Film Festival Launches New Award, Prix Cineplexx, With the Winner Chosen by the Festival Audience": Sarajevo Times — A New Sarajevo Film Festival Award: Prix Cineplexx. Variety — Sarajevo’s CineLink Reveals Lineups of Co-Production Market and Drama Sections, Partners With Cannes’ Critics’ Week. Hungary Today — Hungarian Animation Earns International Recognition at Annecy Festival