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2021 Stockholm International Film Festival

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The 32nd Stockholm International Film Festival took place on 10–21 November 2021 in Stockholm, Sweden.[1]

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Ukrainian crime drama film Rhino won the Bronze Horse, most prestigious award.[2] Kenneth Branagh's Belfast won the Audience Award.[3]

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Juries

Competition

  • Sahraa Karimi, film director
  • Ronnie Sandahl, director and screenwriter
  • Kristina Åberg, journalist and film producer

FIPRESCI Award

  • Esin Kücüktepepinar, film critic
  • Rok Govednik, film critic
  • Hsin Wang, film critic

Documentary

  • Nathan Grossman, director
  • Tora Mårtens, director
  • Malin Hübert, producer

Short Film

  • Lovisa Sirén, screenwriter and director
  • Hedda Stiernstedt, actress
  • Arvin Kananian, actor
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Official selection

Competition

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American Independents

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Discovery

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Documentary Competition

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Icons

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Open Zone

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Special Presentation

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Twilight Zone

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Awards

The following awards were presented during the 32nd edition:[4][5][6]

Lifetime Achievement Award

Achievement Awards

Visionary Award

References

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