Austrian Film Award 2020

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Winner of the Austrian Film Award 2020

The presentation of the Austrian Film Awards 2020 by the Academy of Austrian Films took place on January 30, 2020 in the auditorium of Grafenegg Castle in Lower Austria . The nominations were announced on December 4, 2019. Most of them, in a total of ten categories, were given to Little Joe by Jessica Hausner , followed by Der Boden unter dem Füssen by Marie Kreutzer with seven and Joy and Nevrland with six nominations each. The award ceremony was moderated by Salka Weber and Markus Schleinzer , directed by Mirjam Unger .

In 2020, a prize was awarded for the first time for the film with the greatest audience, which went to Love Machine with over 141,000 tickets purchased . The honorary award for services to the academy was also awarded for the first time; the award winner was Josef Aichholzer . With a total of four awards in the categories Best Film , Best Director , Best Screenplay and Best Female Actress , the film received Joy of Sudabeh Mortezai the most awards. The prize for the best documentary went ex aequo to Erde by Nikolaus Geyrhalter and Inland by Ulli Gladik. Nevrland and Little Joe each received three prizes .

The most successful films
(at least two nominations)
highlighted = most awards
Movie Nominations Awards
Little Joe 10 3
The ground under your feet 7th 1
Joy 6th 4th
Nevrland 6th 3
Gipsy Queen 3 1
caviar 3 0
How I learned to be a child of myself 3 1
earth 2 1
Nobadi 2 0
A wild summer - The Wachausaga 2 0
The moderators Salka Weber and Markus Schleinzer with the award winners

Films submitted

The criteria for participation for the feature films and documentaries were a theatrical release between October 2018 and November 2019 and evidence of significant Austrian cultural imprint. Short films qualified on the basis of awards and festival successes in the past year. The full members of the Academy of Austrian Films select the nominations for films and individual performances in 16 prize categories from the submissions . A total of 38 Austrian feature films, including 16 feature films and 22 documentaries, as well as 18 short films were submitted.

Feature films

full list
  1. Departure (Director: Ludwig Wüst )
  2. The ground under your feet
  3. A wild summer - The Wachausaga
  4. The Guest (Director: Houchang Allahyari )
  5. Gipsy Queen
  6. Joy
  7. Cold feet
  8. caviar
  9. The children of the dead
  10. Lillian (Director: Andreas Horvath )
  11. Little Joe - happiness is a business
  12. Nevrland
  13. Nobadi
  14. Strawberry Moments (Director: Renate Woltron )
  15. To the night
  16. How I learned to be a child of myself

Documentaries

full list
  1. Backstage Vienna State Opera - Directed by Stephanus Domanig
  2. Movements of a nearby mountain - directed by Sebastian Brameshuber
  3. Born in Evin - directed by Maryam Zaree
  4. The castle - directed by Hans Andreas Guttner
  5. Earth - directed by Nikolaus Geyrhalter
  6. The first century of Walter Arlen - directed by Stephanus Domanig
  7. Heard, seen - a radio film - directed by Jakob Brossmann , David Paede
  8. Inland - directed by Ulli Gladik / Ulrike Gladik
  9. Children below deck - directed by Bettina Henkel
  10. Kino Wien Film - directed by Paul Rosdy
  11. Mabacher - #unbroken - Directed by Stefan Wolner
  12. Manaslu - Mountain of Souls - Directed by Gerald Salmina
  13. Without Confession - Directed by Sandeep Kumar
  14. Refugee Lullaby - Directed by Ronit Kertsner
  15. Sea Of Shadows - directed by Richard Ladkani
  16. She is the other view - directed by Christiana Perschon
  17. The stuff dreams are made of - Directed by Lotte Schreiber , Michael Rieper
  18. The days like the year - directed by Othmar Schmiderer
  19. The Remains - After the Odyssey - Directed by Nathalie Borgers
  20. The young man and the sea - directed by Peter Eipeldauer
  21. Ute Bock Superstar - directed by Houchang Allahyari
  22. Welcome to Sodom - directed by Florian Weigensamer , Christian Krönes

Short films

full list
  1. 60 elephants. Episodes Of A Theory - Michael Klein, Sasha Pirker
  2. Algo-Rhythm - Manu Luksch
  3. Animistica - Nikki Schuster
  4. Applesauce - Alexander Gratzer
  5. Boomerang - Kurdwin Ayub
  6. Cavalcade - Johann Lurf
  7. Don't know what - Thomas Renoldner
  8. Actually passed - Nicole Foelsterl
  9. Ene Mene - Raphaela Schmid
  10. Favorites - Martin Monk
  11. Release - Martin Winter
  12. It has to be lived once and dreamed twice - Rainer Kohlberger
  13. Phantom Ride Phantom - Siegfried A. Fruhauf
  14. Remapping the Origins - Johannes Gierlinger
  15. Sabaudia - Lotte Schreiber
  16. Soap & Skin - Italy & (This Is) Water - Ioan Gavriel , Anja F. Plaschg
  17. The Woman Who Turns Into A Castle - Kathrin Steinbacher
  18. Wreckage Takes A Holiday - Jennifer Mattes

Award winners and nominees

Sabine Moser and Oliver Neumann

Best feature film

The production teams of earth and domestic

Best documentary

Martin Winter

Best short film

Joy Alphonsus

Best Female Actress

Tobias Moretti

Best Male Actor

Pia Hierzegger

Best Supporting Role

Best supporting role

Best director

Best script

Best camera

Christine Ludwig

Best costume design

Karina Ressler, Heiko Schmidt and Katharina Wöppermann

Best mask

Best music

Best cut

Best production design

Thomas Pötz, Gregor Kienel and Rudolf Gottsberger

Best sound design

Most popular cinema film

Honorary award

Web links

Commons : Austrian Film Prize 2020  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Austrian Film Award 2020 . Retrieved September 13, 2019.
  2. ↑ Nominations for the Austrian Film Award 2020. In: oesterreichische-filmakademie.at. Retrieved December 4, 2019 .
  3. ↑ Austrian Film Prize: "Little Joe" as a big favorite. In: Small newspaper . December 4, 2019, accessed December 4, 2019 .
  4. ↑ Christian Ude: Austrian Film Prize: "Joy" is the big winner: only the Oscar is missing. In: Small newspaper . January 30, 2020, accessed January 30, 2020 .
  5. ↑ 10th Austrian Film Prize: This is how the gala went: The live blog for reading. In: Small newspaper . January 30, 2020, accessed January 30, 2020 .
  6. ↑ a b Austrian Film Prize: “Joy” as the big winner. In: Kurier.at . January 30, 2020, accessed January 30, 2020 .
  7. ↑ Austrian Film Prize 2020: List of the films submitted . Retrieved September 13, 2019.
  8. ↑ Austrian Film Prize 2020: List of the films submitted . Retrieved September 13, 2019.