GRAND JURY PRIZE
Best Fiction Film: "Mainline"
directed by: Rakhshan Bani-Etemad & Mohsen Abdolvahab - Iran

PRIX DOCS LYCEENS
Best documentary: "A côté"
directed by: Stéphane Mercurio

AUDIENCE AWARDS
Best Fiction Film: "Hidden Faces"
directed by: Handan Ipekçi - Turkey/Germany

Best Documentary: "Babel Caucase toujours!"
directed by: Mylène Sauloy - France

Best French Short Film: "Ata"
directed by: Cagla Zencirci & Guillaume Giovanetti - France

Best Foreign Short Film: "Hush"
directed by: Dena Curtis - Australia

BEAUMARCHAIS ASSOCIATION AWARD
Best French-Speaking Short Film: "Sarah"
directed by: Kadija Leclere (Belgium)

‘Graine de Cinéphage’ JURY AWARD: "Maati Maay"
directed by: Chitra Palekar - India

CANAL + AWARD: "Un hombre Tranquilo"
directed by: Arantzazu Gomez Bayon - Espagne

UNIVERSITY PARIS XII JURY AWARD
Best European Short Film: "Milan"
directed by: Michaela Kezele - Serbia/Germany

Special Mention to: "Ela"
directed by: Silvana Aguirre - United-Kingdom

SCREENPLAY AWARD
IN ASSOCIATION WITH LE MANUSCRIT
"Tombée des nues"
directed by: Stéphanie de Mareuil

FRESNES WOMEN AWARD: "Juste une heure"
directed by: Virginie Peignien - France

"Ata"
directed by: Cagla Zencirci & Guillaume Giovanetti - France

Grand Jury Prize for Feaure Length Fiction Film:
“How is Your Fish Today?” Directed By Xiaolu Guo (China/UK)

The jury unanimously chose Xiaolu Guo’s film, "How Is Your Fish Today?" for his talent to blend fiction and documentary styles; taking the audience throughout modern day China, from the south and all the way north to the aurora borealis, a place of self-discovery for the filmmaker and screenwriter.

3,800 Euros given to winner by the Délégation à la Cohésion sociale et à la Parité, promotional support for theatrical distribution given by CINECINEMA et technical support offered by Laser Vidéo Titre.

The 2007 Jury 2007 is composed of Noëlle Châtelet (Présidente), Marylin Alasset, Laura Benson, Maryse Wolinski, Philippe Grandrieux, Loïc Magneron et Daniel Vigne.

Special Mention of the Jury:
"Shoot The Messenger" Directed by: Ngozi Onwurah (UK)

"Shoot The Messenger" is a humorous film that tackles the protagonist’s problem of identity and race with humanism that reaches universality.

Student Jury Prize for Best Feature Length Documetary:
“Enemies of Happiness” Directed by: Eva Mulvad

Special Mention of the Student Jury:
“Dialogues in the dark” Directed by: Melek Taylan (Turkey)

Audience Award for the Best Feature Length Fiction:
"Shoot The Messenger" Directed by: Ngozi Onwurah (UK)
Prize: 3048 Euros awarded by the City of Créteil

Audience Award for the Best Feature Length Documentary:
“Resistencia” Directed by: Lucinda Torre (Spain)
Prize: 3048 Euros awarded by the General Council of Val-de-Marne

Audience Award for the Best French Short Film:
“La Promenade” Directed by: Marina de Van (France)
Prize: 500 Euros awarded by the Festival

Audience Award for the Best Foreign Short Film:
“Deweneti” Directed by: Diana Gaye (Senegal)
Prize: 500 Euros offerts par le Festival

Prize of the Association Beaumarchais for the Best Short Francophone Film:
“Nationale” Directed by: Alix Barbey (France/Germany)
Prize: 1525 Euros awarded by the l’Association Beaumarchais to the winner and a scholarship to develop another screenplay.

Jury Prize Graine de Cinéphage for Best Feature Length Fiction:
Shoot The Messenger" Directed by: Ngozi Onwurah (UK)
Prize: 3048 Euros awarded by the Ministère de la Jeunesse, des Sports et de la Vie Associative

Jury Prize of Paris XII for Best European Short Film:
“Embrace Me” Directed by: Kim Hye-Jee (Poland)
Prize: 1525 Euros awarded by l’Université Paris XII

Le Manuscrit Prize for the Best Screenplay:
“Ciao, les enfants!” by Solange Sogalen