Nordisk Ungdomsfilmfestival er over for denne gang. Det ble kåret vinnere i 4 kategorier. Les mer om vinnerne og juryens begrunnelse:

Best film in age group A 15-17
A Lucky Day by Magnus Bertelsen from Denmark

The jury’s comment:
“A Lucky Day stood out as a good example of cinematographic storytelling, giving the audience the opportunity to interpret the story, leaving the viewer with different experiences of space and time.”

Best film in age group B 18-20
Klasskamrater by Victor Lindgren form Sweden

The jury’s comment:
”Klasskamrater manages to tackle a sensitive subject matter, giving an indebt understanding of the emotional aspects of bullying and the shortcomings of adults in helping resolve this matter. The filmmaker places the viewer in the middle of the conflict instead of being just a spectator.”

Best film in age group C 21-25
Life Worth Living by Eirik Svensson from Finnland

The jury’s comment:
”Life Worth Living demonstrates a very talented use of form, bringing out the beauty of everyday situations and thoughts through the carful choice of aesthetics. And does so with a great deal of humor!”

The best Nordic youth film 2008
Dart by Måns Wide from Sweden

The jury’s comment:
“Dart, is a film where the characters and the dialogue is linked together in a brilliant way. The originality of the story is also perfectly matched with the cinematographic language. Dart hits like a dart!”

NUFF 2008 jury was:
Rachel Andersen Gomez (filmmaker from Tromsø, Norway)
Lasse Gjertsen (filmmaker from Larvik, Norway)
Christer Engberg ( film director, theatre director and Musician from Luleå, Sweden)