Papierene Gustl

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New logo (from the 2015 Gustl Awards)
Logo of the award Der Papierene Gustl , old logo (2003–2014)

The Papierene Gustl is the annual award given by Austrian film journalists to Austrian distributors .

history

It has been awarded since 2003. The initiator of the undoped prize - a simple paper certificate - is the Viennese film journalist Herbert Wilfinger (including the Filmindex publishing house; Filmarchiv Austria ). The award winners are the Austrian distributors of the winning films. You can choose from all of the films that are regularly shown in Vienna in a calendar year. The prize is currently awarded in four categories: Papierene Gustl for the winner among all (international) films that have been screened in the calendar year (since 2003) is Papierene Gustl for the best Austrian production, which is filtered out of the overall result (since 2006). Since 2012, the best documentary of the year has also received an award. Also new is the Ungustl category , which is awarded to the biggest annoyance of the film year. All film journalists in Austria are eligible to participate . In 2013 the Papierene Gustl was also awarded for the best international film of the last ten years (2003–2012). The prize went to the Austrian-German-French-Italian co-production from 2009, The White Ribbon (director: Michael Haneke).

Voting procedure

The winning film is determined by counting: each journalist submits a list of his ten best films of the year. The list can be ranked or unordered depending on your preference, the points are weighted accordingly. The prize is awarded by the Association of Austrian Film Journalists DPG in cooperation with the Austrian Film Critics' Guild (AFCG) in the spring of the following year.

Surname

The name Papierener Gustl arose from the initiator's wish for a typical Viennese name (originally only Viennese film journalists were entitled to participate), which was to be distinctly different from the usual glamorous names of other film awards. The figure of "Gustl" shown on the certificate was based on a self-caricature of the now almost unknown director Malcolm St. Clair . At the award ceremony in 2016 (Papierener Gustl 2015), a new Gustl logo was presented for the first time, which had been developed by graduates of the HTL Spengergasse.

Award

The awards will be presented in a Viennese tavern in the presence of film distributors, film journalists, actors and members of the production team for the respective Austrian winning films. The Papierene Gustl has been an award without any financial support from the start, borne solely by the commitment of all members. The Association of Austrian Film Journalists DPG does not charge a membership fee.

Award winners

Award ceremony: Leon Ilsen, Anton Maria Aigner, Karin Lischka and Dieter Pochlatko took the paper man Gustl 2011 for the best Austrian film Breathe counter
Lisi Klinger and Susanne Auzinger from Filmladen Verleih received the award for the best international film 2011, Melancholia , from Gustl founder Herbert Wilfinger
Award Papierener Gustl 2013 (Best International Film 2003 to 2012 "The White Ribbon") v. l. No. Herbert Wilfinger, Gabriele Knittel, Michael Haneke
Award ceremony of the Papierenen Gustl 2013 v. l. No. Maria Hofstätter, Herbert Wilfinger, Ulrich Seidl (Best Austrian Film 2013 "Paradies: Glaube")
Award ceremony Papierener Gustl 2013, Maria Hofstätter (best Austrian film "Paradies: Glaube")
Award ceremony Papierener Gustl 2013, v. l. No. the directors Michael Haneke and Ulrich Seidl
Awarded Papierener Gustl 2014 from l. No. Herbert Wilfinger, Andreas Prochaska, Gabriele Knittel, Helmut Grasser, Erwin Steinhauer, Helene Lang, Roman Braunhofer, Michael Stejskal
Awarded Papierener Gustl 2014 from l. No. Herbert Wilfinger interviews director Andreas Prochaska
v. l. No. Andreas Prochaska (director) and Erwin Steinhauer with the certificates for the best Austrian film 2014 "Das finstere Tal"
Award ceremony Papierener Gustl 2015, v. l. No. Herbert Wilfinger, Severin Fiala, Veronika Franz , Gabriele Knittel (best Austrian film 2015 "I see, I see")
Papierener Gustl 2016

In the 2013 vote, 98 journalists from 55 media also voted for the best film of the past ten years. The 12 winning films from 2003 to 2012 were available for selection. The winner was Michael Haneke's The White Ribbon, ahead of Lars von Trier's Melancholia and No Country for Old Men by the Coen brothers .

  • 2014
  • 2015
  • 2016
    • Toni Erdmann (Distribution: Filmladen)
    • Austria: Before Dawn (Distributor: Filmladen)
    • Documentary film: Mobilisierung der Träume / Dreams Rewired (Distribution: Polyfilm) by the directors Manu Luksch, Martin Reinhart and Thomas Tode

In the 2016 vote, the best Austrian film of the last ten years was also chosen. The 12 winning films from 2006–2015 were available for selection. The winner was Michael Haneke's The White Ribbon Before Revenge (Director: Götz Spielmann) and Das sinstere Tal (Director: Andreas Prochaska)

Web links

Commons : Der Papierene Gustl  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Skug.at/article4846 (“ The white ribbon receives the Papierenen Gustl”) March 3, 2010; http://www.skug.at/article4846.htm
  2. ↑ Allesfilm.com ("Haneke gustlt himself to the top"); Archived copy ( memento of the original from April 28, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.allesfilm.com
  3. ↑ imdb.com
  4. ↑ breathing
  5. ↑ Der Standard : Austria's film critics vote “Amour” as best film , January 29, 2013
  6. ↑ a b filmering.at: The papierene Gustl 2013 - Django Unchained wins Austrian critic award , March 11, 2014
  7. ↑ orf.at: Austria's film critic: “Toni Erdmann” best film 2016 . Article dated March 14, 2017, accessed March 15, 2017.
  8. ↑ orf.at: Austria's film critic: “Manchester by the Sea” best film . Article dated March 8, 2018, accessed March 9, 2018.
  9. ↑ "Three Billboards outside Ebbing" is the best film of 2018 . Article dated March 29, 2019, accessed March 29, 2019.
  10. ↑ "Parasite" is "the best movie". In: Wiener Zeitung . March 25, 2020, accessed March 28, 2020 .
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  • VON Magazine Culture Tips 1 (2010)
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  • Kleine Zeitung February 27, 2010 Current Best Film
  • Wiener Zeitung March 4, 2010 ("Briefly noted")
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  • Courier : March 11, 2014 (Culture - Papierener Gustl - Austria's film journalists award Boyhood )
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  • (“Der papierene Gustl 2014”), Skip Das Kinomagazin
  • ray-magazin.at
  • Courier : March 18, 2016 (Culture - Papierener Gustl for Birdman )