The 24 hours of Nuremberg
The 24 Hours of Nuremberg Short Film Festival was founded in 2000 and takes place annually at the beginning of December (Fri-Sat). The concept of the festival is to continuously show international short films of various genres in several blocks for 24 hours. After a short preselection, the films will be shown in the order in which they were submitted. The venue is the Filmhaus Nürnberg. The main prize is the audience prize of 300 euros. There will also be a special prize for the best short film for children of 100 euros. Every year, one of Nuremberg's twin cities is at the center of the action for one film block (2008 Charkiv, 2009 Glasgow, 2010 Nice, 2011 Krakow, 2012 Shenzhen). Since it was first held, the 24 Hours of Nuremberg Short Film Festival has established itself as a meeting point for the European short film scene .
Award winners
- 2011
- Little Charlie's winner went to the film Blown by Thomas Schinagel and Michael Haas
- The Audience Award went to Cyrena Dunbar's film Once upon a time
- 2012
- Little Charlie's winner went to the film Au bout de monde by Milen Vitanov
- The winner of the audience award went to the film Rising Hope by Matus Vizár
- 2013
- Little Charlie's winner went to the film Wind by Robert Löbel
- The winner of the audience award went to the film Pandas by Matus Vizár
- Newcomer award for children and young people for the festival's 24-hour challenge was won by Nie Wieder Shakespeare Productions with Abgedannt , as well as Two-shot and the elite don't need a name