Best Film: Human Ape (USA)
For a very comprehensive and well structured and clearly focused presentation of an important scientific subject.
Innovation-Technology: Titan: A Place like Home? (UK)
For a fascinating account of a major technological venture.
Art: A Lasting Desire to Last (France)
Poetic and aesthetic treatment of the scientific aspect of ageing.
Science Communication: Parallel Worlds Parallel Lives (UK)
The ideal presentation for such a complex scientific issue, such as quantum mechanics.
Audience: Supercells (Singapore)
Jury’s Special Mention: The Great Global Warming Swindle (UK)
For a courageous contribution to the scientific dialogue and for the quality of cinematography.
Special Mention on Art: The Secret of the Snake Goddess (Germany, Greece, Canada)
For the originality of the docu-drama presentation of a scientific subject.
IAMS: Nature Wonder Land II: Lizard Dashing on Water – Basilisk, Costa Rica (Japan)
For the wonderful images, made by a new developed camera that captures one million frames per second.

// AWARDS JURY

President:
Dimitris Potamianos, Professor, Panteion University, President of the Faculty of Communication, Media and Culture (Greece)

Members:
Μylada Balounova, Executive Director of Techfilm, Czech Technical University in Prague, Faculty of Electrical Engineering (Czech Republic)
Maria Joao Faceira, Science Communication Consultant for LABTOMEDIA (Brussels), President of the International Film Festival Teleciencia (Spreading Scientific Knowledge with Film) and International Association of Multimedia on Science Membership (Scientific Board Member) (Portugal)
Aris Fatouros, Physicist, Film Director, Programme Advisor, Hellenic Parliament Television (Greece)
Alessandro Griffini, President of IAMS (International Association for Media in Science), c/o ENEA (Italian National Agency for New Technologies, Energy and the Environment) (Italy)
Hervé Lièvre, Director of Cerimes, First Deputy Mayor of Sheville (France)