Thomas Pluch Screenplay Award
The Thomas Pluch Script Award has been awarded annually by the Austrian Script Association since 1993 with the aim of honoring scriptwriters and promoting the next generation. The award sponsor is the Austrian Federal Chancellery , Art and Culture Section. The award is named after the screenwriter and co-founder of the Screenwriting Association Thomas Pluch (1934–1992).
The price
The prize has been awarded in three categories since 2014:
- Thomas Pluch main prize for the best script for a full-length feature film or a full-length television film of 70 minutes or more
- Thomas Pluch Special prize of the jury for a script with particularly outstanding aspects, for full-length feature films or full-length television films, whereby the jury is free to determine the category.
- Thomas Pluch Prize for short or medium-length feature films
In 2017, the main prize is endowed with 12,000 euros, the special prize with 7,000 euros and the prize for short or medium-length feature films with 3000 euros. A national jury awards the prize for short or medium-length feature films and nominates the books for the main and special prizes. The main and special prizes will then be awarded from the nominated books by an international jury. The award ceremony takes place together with the Carl Mayer Script Award as part of the Diagonale .
From 2011 to 2013, in addition to the main prize, appreciation prizes were awarded, up to 2010 the main prize was promoted, and since 2014 there has been a special jury prize and the prize for short or medium-length feature films in addition to the main prize .
Award winners and nominees (selection)
Thomas Pluch main prize
Note: All nominees for the year are listed, with the winner (s) always on top.
- 1993: Paul Harather and Alfred Dorfer for India
- 1995: Reinhard Jud , Tom-Dariusch Allahyari and Houchang Allahyari for fear of heights
- 1998: Stefan Ruzowitzky for Die Siebtelbauern
- 2001: Barbara Albert for Northern Edge
- 2004: Barbara Albert for Bad Cells
- 2005: Jessica Hausner for Hotel
- 2006: Michael Glawogger for slumming
- 2007: Stefan Ruzowitzky for Die Fälscher
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2008: Ernst Gossner for South Of Pico
- Ulrich Seidl and Veronika Franz for Import Export
- Götz Spielmann for revenge
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2009: Arash T. Riahi for A Moment of Freedom
- Libertad Hackl for Rimini
- Klaus Händl for March
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2010: Jessica Hausner for Lourdes
- Uli Brée and Zoltan Paul for Unter Strom
- Agnes Pluch , Robert Adrian Pejo and Günter Pscheider for Der Kameramörder
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2011: Martin Ambrosch for Traces of Evil
- Uwe Lubrich, Alfred Schwarzenberger, Michael Ostrowski , Andreas Prochaska for the unintentional kidnapping of Mrs. Elfriede Ott
- Marie Kreutzer for The Fatherless
- Silke Hassler , Peter Turrini , Elisabeth Scharang for Maybe in Another Life
- 2012: Markus Schleinzer for Michael
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2013: Petra Ladinigg and Umut Dağ for Kuma
- Rebecca Blasband and Antonin Svoboda for The Wilhelm Reich Case
- Barbara Albert for the living
- Katharina Mückstein and Selina Gnos for Talea
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2014: Götz Spielmann for October November ; Agnes Pluch and Nikolaus Leytner for The Extinction
- Elfi Mikesch for a fever
- Sudabeh Mortezai for Macondo
- Andreas Schmied for Die Werkstürmer
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2015: Karl Markovics for Superwelt
- Jessica Hausner for Amour Fou
- Marie Kreutzer leaves for Gruber
- Veronika Franz and Severin Fiala for I see, I see
- Andrina Mračnikar for Ma Folie
- 2016: Elisabeth Scharang for Jack
- 2017: Händl Klaus for Kater
- 2018: Kathrin Resetarits for light
- 2019: Christian Frosch for Murer - Anatomy of a Process
- 2020: Johanna Moder for Waren once revolutionary
Thomas Pluch Special Jury Prize (since 2014)
- 2014: Sudabeh Mortezai for Macondo
- 2015: Veronika Franz and Severin Fiala for Ich seh Ich seh
- 2016: Stefan Hafner and Thomas Weingartner for If you knew how beautiful it is here
- 2017: Monja Art for Seventeen and Tizza Covi for Mister Universo
- 2018: Clemens Setz , Sebastian Brauneis and Nicholas Ofczarek for magicians
- 2019: Gregor Schmidinger for Nevrland
- 2020: Sandra Wollner and Roderick Warich for The Trouble with Being Born
Thomas Pluch sponsorship awards (until 2010)
- 1993
- Michael Cencig for Giulia Super
- David Rühm for Escape
- 1995
- Regine Aster for Ticket to Ride
- Christiane Madsen-Julen and Walter Bretscher for Tschäss
- 1998
- Goran Rebić for Jugofilm
- Philipp Mosser and Bernhard Schmid for Elu Sonntag Sonderbar
- Barbara Albert for Slidin '- Everything colorful and wonderful
- 2001
- Sabine Hiebler and Gerhard Ertl for Nogo
- Jessica Hausner for Lovely Rita
- 2004
- Andrea Maria Dusl for Blue Moon
- Ulrike Schweiger for Twinni
- 2005
- Michael Ramsauer for echoes
- Jörg Kalt for Crash Test Dummies
- 2006
- Johanna Moder and Pia Hierzegger for Bring on the beautiful life
- David Schalko for Heaven
- 2007
- Marie Kreutzer for White Box
- Christoph Grissemann , Dirk Stermann , Heinz Strunk , Antonin Svoboda and Jörg Kalt for Immer nie am Meer
- 2008
- Lukas Miko for The Frozen Sea
- Libertad Hackl and Lena Kammermeier for I want to stay where I've never been
- 2009
- Alexander Stecher for Das great Glück, so to speak
- Katharina Mückstein for The Association
- Severin Fiala and Ulrike Putzer for elephant skin
- 2010
- Thomas Woschitz for Universalove
- Jasmina Eleta for Fern & Nah
- Anna swing shoe for heart-eaters
Appreciation Awards (2011-2013)
- 2012
- Thomas Reider and Sebastian Meise for still lifes
- Stefanie Franz for dad
- 2013
- Xaver Bayer , Tizza Covi and Rainer Frimmel for The Shine of the Day
- Catalina Molina for Our Song
- Jürgen Karasek for November lights
Thomas Pluch Prize for short or medium-length feature films (since 2014)
- 2014: Vanessa Gräfingholt, Clara Trischler and Jakob Pretterhofer for Tuppern
- 2015: Rafael Haider for donkey
- 2016: Maria Luz Olivares Chapel for Forest of Echoes
- 2017: Nora Friedel for mimicry
- 2018: Timothy Bidwell for Der Ausflug , based on an idea by Jürgen Karasek
- 2019: Albert Meisl for Die Schwingen des Geist
- 2020: Stefan Langthaler for Fabiu
Web links
- Thomas Pluch script award on the website of the Austrian Script Association
- Thomas Pluch screenplay award on the Ministry's website
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b Diagonale - Festival of Austrian Films: Previous screenplay awards . Retrieved March 16, 2017.
- ↑ Thomas Pluch Script Award 2018: Nominations / Jury / Award Ceremony . Retrieved March 2, 2018.
- ↑ Thomas Pluch Screenplay Awards 2018 ( Memento from March 16, 2018 in the Internet Archive ). Retrieved March 16, 2018.
- ↑ Thomas Pluch Script Award 2019 - Nominations ( Memento from May 18, 2019 in the Internet Archive ). Retrieved March 9, 2019.
- ↑ Thomas Pluch Script Awards 2019 . Retrieved March 22, 2019.
- ^ A b c Diagonale screenplay prices to Kleindienst and Moder. In: Upper Austrian Volksblatt . April 29, 2020, accessed April 29, 2020 .