Cinematographer
Image, light and visual language.
The festival publishes its evaluation criteria and explains how independent jurors and the audience contribute to the results.
These are the professional perspectives we aim to bring together. The six roles are indicative and may change when the actual jury is confirmed.
Image, light and visual language.
Direction, rhythm and authorial vision.
Story, structure and character.
Context, impact and contemporary cinema.
Inventive and deliberate use of generative tools.
Music, voice and the sonic experience.
The silhouettes represent unannounced positions, not portraits of appointed jurors.
Jurors evaluate each work independently.
The same published criteria guide every work in competition.
A juror connected to a work abstains from scoring it.
Aggregate scores and rankings are published after the festival.
The current festival rules describe six independent jurors. The highest and lowest jury scores are excluded; a juror with a conflict of interest abstains.
The audience’s average rating contributes with the weight of one juror.
The exact calculation, score scale, treatment of abstentions and ties will be published when the full protocol is approved. Individual juror ratings remain confidential under the current rules.
During screenings, people in the theatre can rate works in competition. Their average rating enters the final result with the weight described in the official rules.
The festival plans to publish final scores and rankings for works in competition, together with aggregate jury and audience scores. The results page will open after the official selection and evolve after the awards.