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Hedgehog's Home Festivals Awards Screenings Hedgehog's Home / Jezeva kuca by Eva Cvijanovic 2017 / Canada, Croatia / 10' World premiere: 14/2/2017, Berlin International Film Festival Awards 1. Special Mention, Berlinale International Film Festival, Berlin, Germany (9/2-19/2/2017) 2. Best Film Award, KIKI International Film Festival for Kids, Zabok, Croatia (24/4-28/4/2017) 3. First prize in MIDI SENIOR category, VAFI International Children and Youth Animation Festival, Varazdin, Croatia (30/5-4/6/2017) 4. Audience Award, Animafest – World Festival of Animated Film, Zagreb, Croatia (5/6-10/6/2017) 5. Special Jury Award, Animafest – World Festival of Animated Film, Zagreb, Croatia (5/6- 10/6/2017) 6. Best Animation Award, Kratki na brzinu – Revue of Croatian Short Films, Sv. Ivan Zelina, Croatia (6/6-11/6/2017) 7. Audience Award, Mediterranean Film Festival Split, Split, Croatia (8/6-17/6/2017) 8. Special Mention, Mediterranean Film Festival Split, Split, Croatia (8/6-17/6/2017) 9. Young Audience Award, Annecy International Animation Festival, Annecy, France (12/6- 17/6/2017) 10. Oktavijan Award for the Best Animated Film, Days of Croatian Film, Zagreb, Croatia (16/6- 21/6/2017) 11. Best Music Award, Days of Croatian Film, Zagreb, Croatia (16/6-21/6/2017) 12. Audience Award, Days of Croatian Film, Zagreb, Croatia (16/6-21/6/2017) 13. Grand Prix in Short Animated Film Category, Supertoon International Animation Festival, Sibenik, Croatia (16/7-21/7/2017) 14. Grand Prix in Short Animated Film Category, Kinder Film Fest Kyoto, Kyoto, Japan (3/8-5/8/2017) 15. Special Mention, Guanajuato International Film Festival, Guanajuato, Mexico (21/7-30/7/2017) 16. Audience Award, Animanima International Animation Festival, Cacak, Serbia (5/9-9/9/2017) 17. Honorable Mention, Ottawa International Animation Festival, Canada (20/9-24/9/2017) 18. Best Film of South-Eastern Europe, Balkanima European Animated Film Festival, Belgrade, Serbia (3/10-7/10/2017) 19. Best Children's Film, Balkanima European Animated Film Festival, Belgrade, Serbia (3/10- 7/10/2017) 20. Prix des P'tits loups, Festival du nouveau cinéma, Canada (4/10-15/10/2017) 21. Audience Award, Banjaluka International Animated Film Festival, Bosnia and Herzegovina (23/10-28/10/2017) 22. Special Mention, Multivision International Festival of Animated Arts, St. Petersburg, Russia (28/10-2/11/2017) 23. Jury's Special Award, New Chitose Airport International Animation Festival, Japan (2/11- 5/11/2017) 24. Kids Award, New Chitose Airport International Animation Festival, Japan (2/11-5/11/2017) 25. Silver Jabberwocky, Etiuda&Anima International Film Festival, Krakow, Poland (21/11- 26/11/2017) 26. Children's Jury Award, Animateka International Animated Film Festival, Ljubljana, Slovenia (4/12- 10/12/2017) 27. Best Sound Award, Winter Apricots International Film Festival, Prilep, Macedonia (15/12- 16/12/2017) 28. Press Award for Best Short Film, Anima Brussels, Belgium (9/2-18/2/2018) 29. Téléfilm Canada Award, Rendez-vous Québec Cinéma, Montreal, Canada (21/2-3/3/2018) 30. Best Short Film awarded by kids jury, FIFEM Festival International du film pour enfants, Montreal, Canada (3/3-11/3/2018) 31. Special Mention, Monstra - Lisbon Animated Film Festival, Portugal (8/3-18/3/2017) 32. Audience Award, Monstra - Lisbon Animated Film Festival, Portugal (8/3-18/3/2017) 33. Best Children's Film, GLAS Animation Festival, Berkeley, USA (22/3-25/3/2018) 34. Audience Award, Flatpack Film Festival, Birmingham, UK (13/4-22/4/2018) 35. Grand Prix, Animator Fest – European Youth Festival of Animated Film, Jagodina, Serbia (12/9- 16/9/2018) 36. European Children's Film Association Award, Biennial of Animation Bratislava, Slovakia (8/10- 12/10/2018) 37. Special Mention of the Children's Film Jury, Primanima World Festival of First Animations, Budaörs, Hungary (24/10-27/10/2018) 38. Audience Choice Award, Loft Film Festival, Tuscon, USA (8/11-15/11/2018) Nominations Annie Awards 2018, Nomination: Animated Short Film Subject (3/2/2018) Canadian Screen Awards 2018, Nomination: Best Animated Short Festivals 1. Berlinale - Berlin International Film Festival, Germany (9/2-19/2/2017) 2. Holland Animation Film Festival, Utrecht, Netherlands (22/3-26/3/2017) 3. KIKI International Film Festival for Kids, Zabok, Croatia (24/4-28/4/2017) 4. Zlin Film Festival – International Film Festival for Children and Youth, Czech Republic (26/5- 3/6/2017) 5. Filmska runda, Osijek, Croatia (26/5-28/5/2017) 6. VAFI International Children and Youth Animation Film Festival Varazdin, Croatia (30/5-4/6/2017) 7. Mo&Friese Childrens Shortfilmfestival Hamburg, Germany (4/6-11/6/2017) 8. Animafest – World Festival of Animated Film, Zagreb, Croatia (5/6-10/6/2017) 9. Kratki na brzinu – Revue of Croatian Short Films, Sv. Ivan Zelina, Croatia (6/6-11/6/2017) 10. Mediterranean Film Festival Split, Croatia (8/6-17/6/2017) 11. Annecy International Animation Festival, France (12/6-17/6/2017) 12. Days of Croatian Film, Zagreb, Croatia (16/6-21/6/2017) 13. Palm Springs International ShortFest, USA (20/6-26/6/2017) 14. Fest Anca International Animation Festival, Zilina, Slovakia (29/6-2/7/2017) 15. Tabor Film Festival, Veliki Tabor, Croatia (6/7-9/7/2017) 16. Curtas Vila do Conde International Film Festival, Portugal (8/7-16/7/2017) 17. Insomnia Festival, Russia (13/7-17/7/2017) 18. Giffoni Experience, Italy (14/7-22/7/2017) 19. Pula Film Festival, Croatia (15/7-22/7/2017) 20. Supertoon International Animation Festival, Sibenik, Croatia (16/7-21/7/2017) 21. Anima Mundi International Animation Festival, Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo, Brazil (18/7-23/7/2017, 26/7-30/7/2017) 22. Motovun Film Festival / Buzz@teen, Motovun / Buzet, Croatia (20/7-23/7/2017) 23. Guanajuato International Film Festival, Mexico (21/7-30/7/2017) 24. Postira Seaside Film Festival, Postira, Croatia (26/7-30/7/2017) 25. Kinder Film Fest Kyoto, Japan (3/8-5/8/2017) 26. Sarajevo Film Festival, Bosnia and Herzegovina (11/8-18/8/2017) 27. Anibar International Animation Festival, Peja, Kosovo (14/8-20/8/2017) 28. Ljubljana International Short Film Festival, Slovenia (28/8-2/9/2017) 29. Animanima International Animation Festival, Cacak, Serbia (5/9-9/9/2017) 30. Fantoche International Animation Film Festival, Baden, Switzerland (5/9-10/9/2017) 31. Kinookus Food Film Festival, Ston, Croatia (7/9-10/9/2017) 32. World Festival of Animated Film, Varna, Bulgaria (13/9-17/9/2017) 33. Ottawa International Animation Festival, Canada (20/9-24/9/2017) 34. LINOLEUM International Festival of Contemporary Animation & Media-art, Kiev, Ukraine (28/9- 1/10/2017) 35. New York Film Festival, USA (28/9-15/10/2017) 36. Carrousel international du film de Rimouski, Canada (1/10-8/10/2017) 37. ViewFinders Atlantic Film Festival for Youth, Halifax, Canada (2/10-24/11/2017) 38. Balkanima European Animated Film Festival, Belgrade, Serbia (3/10-7/10/2017) 39. BFI London Film Festival, UK (4/10-15/10/2017) 40. Festival du nouveaux cinema Montreal, Canada (4/10-15/10/2017) 41. Stoptrik International Film Festival, Maribor, Slovenia (5/10-8/10/2017), Lodz, Poland (10/10- 12/10/2017) 42. Tofuzi International Animated Film Festival, Batumi, Georgia (5/10-7/10/2017) 43. Animatou International Animation Film Festival, Geneva, Switzerland (6/10-14/10/2017) 44. St. John's International Women's Film & Video Festival, St. John's, Canada (18/10-22/10/2017) 45. Valladolid International Film Festival, Spain (21/10-28/10/2017) 46. Banjaluka International Animated Film Festival, Bosnia and Herzegovina (23/10-28/10/2017) 47. Uppsala International Short Film Festival, Sweden (23/10-29/10/2017) – international competition 48. Chicago International Children's Film Festival, USA (27/10-5/11/2017) 49. Multivision International Festival of Animated Arts, St. Petersburg, Russia (28/10-2/11/2017) 50. Eastern Neighbours Film Festival, Den Haag, Netherlands (1/11-5/11/2017) 51. New Chitose Airport International Animation Festival, Japan (2/11-5/11/2017) 52. Taipei Golden Horse International Film Festival, Taiwan (3/11-24/11/2017) 53. Etiuda&Anima International Film Festival, Krakow, Poland (21/11-26/11/2017) 54. PÖFF Shorts – Short Film and Animation Festival, Tallinn, Estonia (21/11-26/11/2017) 55. Sommets du cinema d'animation Montreal, Canada (22/11-26/11/2017) 56. Anilogue International Animation Festival, Budapest, Hungary (29/11-3/12/2017) 57. Ajyal Youth Film Festival, Doha, Qatar (29/11-4/12/2017) 58. London International Animation Festival, UK (1/12-10/12/2017) 59. Olympia International Film Festival, Pyrgos, Greece (2/12-9/12/2017) 60. Animateka International Animated Film Festival, Ljubljana, Slovenia (4/12-10/12/2017) 61. Courts d'un soir, Montreal, Canada (7/12/2017) 62. Piccolo Festival dell’Animazione, Udine, Italy (11/12-29/12/2017) 63. Winter Apricots International Film Festival, Prilep, Macedonia (15/12-16/12/2017) 64. Shortz International video and film festival, Novi Sad, Serbia (21/12-22/12/2017) 65. Sundance Film Festival, Park City, USA (18/1-28/1/2018) 66. Flickerfest International Short Film Festival, Sydney, Australia (12/1-21/1/2018) 67. Göteborg Film Festival, Sweden (26/1-5/2/2017) 68. Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival, France (2/2-10/2/2018) 69. Victoria Film Festival, Canada (2/2-11/2/2018) 70. ANIMA - Brussels Animation Festival, Belgium (9/2-18/2/2018) 71. Portland International Film Festival, USA (15/2-1/3/2018) 72. Rendez-vous Québec Cinéma, Montreal, Canada (21/2-3/3/2018) 73. FIFEM Festival International du film pour enfants, Montreal, Canada (3/3-11/3/2018) 74. Tricky Women International Animation Film Festival, Vienna, Austria (7/3-11/3/2018) 75.
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