List of San Diego International Film Festival award winners

The following is a list of San Diego International Film Festival award winners by year.

San Diego International Film Festival Award Winners

SDiFF2018

Oct 10-14, 2018[1][2] | Jury Awards:

  • Best Animation: The Driver is Red
  • Best Student Film: Learning to Swim
  • Best Global Cinema: My Name is "Batlir", Not Butler
  • Kumeyaay Award: Indian Horse
  • Most Inspirational Film: The Push
  • Best World Premiere: Electric Love
  • Best Local Film: Daisy Belle
  • Best Local Breakout: Romance is Dead
  • Best Short Film: Akeda
  • Best Short Comedy Film: Hero
  • Best Documentary: Stroop: Journey into the Rhino Horn War
  • Best Thriller: Rust Creek
  • Best Breakout Feature: I May Regret
  • Best Feature Film: Tiger
  • Artistic Directors' Award: Soufra

SDiFF2017

Oct 4-8, 2017[3] | Jury Awards:

Audience Choice Awards:

  • Audience Choice Best Documentary: Resistance is Life
  • Audience Choice Best Feature: Life Hack
  • Audience Choice Best Short: The Dog With the Woman
  • Audience Choice Best Studio: Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missourri

SDiFF2016

Sept 28-Oct 2, 2016 | Jury Awards:

  • Best Narrative Short: Bon Voyage
  • Best Comedy: The Late Bloomer
  • Best Military Film: Railway Spine
  • Kumeyayy Eagle Award: Te Ata
  • Best Documentary: Political Animals
  • Best International Film: Julieta
  • Breakthrough Feature: Po
  • Chairman's Award: Citizen Soldier
  • Best Narrative Feature: So B. It
  • Breakthrough Documentary: In Utero

Audience Choice Awards:

SDFF2015

Sep 30-Oct 4, 2015[4] | Jury Awards:

  • Best Narrative Feature – Diablo
  • Best Documentary – India’s Daughter
  • Best International Film – Victoria
  • Best Narrative Short – SubRosa
  • Best Animated Film – SOAR
  • Best Military Film – No Greater Love
  • Kumeyaay Award – For Blood
  • Chairman’s Award – Kidnap Capital

Audience Choice:

SDFF2014

Sep 24-28, 2014[5] | Jury Awards:

  • Best Narrative Feature: Where the Road Runs Out
  • Best Documentary: Waiting for Mamu
  • Best International: Schimbare
  • Best Narrative Short: The Bravest and the Boldest
  • Best Animated Film: Dam Keeper
  • Kumeyaay Award Sycuan: Our People. Our Culture. Our History.
  • U-T San Diego Award: Where the Road Runs Out
  • Chairman's Award: The Hornet's Nest

Audience Choice:

SDFF2013

Oct 2-6, 2013[6] | Jury Awards:

Night of the Stars Honorees

SDiFF2018

Oct 11, 2018[9][10] | Pendry Hotel San Diego

SDiFF2017

Oct 5, 2017[11] | Pendry Hotel San Diego

SDiFF2016

Sept 29th, 2016[12] | Museum of Contemporary Art

SDFF2015

Oct 1, 2015[13] - Museum of Contemporary Art

SDFF2014

Sept 25, 2014 | Museum of Contemporary Art[14][15]

SDFF2013

Oct 3, 2013 | Museum of Contemporary Art[16][17]

SDIFF2012

Sept 27, 2012 | Museum of Contemporary Art[18]

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