Cinéfest Sudbury 2015 award winners announced

Cinéfest Sudbury has announced the award winners of the 27th edition of Cinéfest Sudbury International Film Festival.

CINÉFEST SUDBURY 2015 AUDIENCE CHOICE AWARD
Winner: Labyrinth of Lies (Im Labyrinth des Schweigens), directed by Giulio Ricciarelli
Distributor: Mongrel Media

CINÉFEST SUDBURY 2015 AUDIENCE CHOICE AWARD: BEST DOCUMENTARY
Winner: Meru, directed by Jimmy Chin and Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi
Distributor: Mongrel Media

CINÉFEST SUDBURY 2015 AUDIENCE CHOICE AWARD: BEST SHORT FILM
Winner: Ron Taylor: Dr. Baseball, directed by Drew Taylor and Matthew Taylor

THE BILL CLEMENT OUTSTANDING VOLUNTEER AWARD
Recipient: Suzan Duczeminski

THE YOUTH VOLUNTEER AWARD
Recipient: Conorr Norquay
The above join previously announced award winners:

FIRST PLACE, OPEN CATEGORY – Sponsored by CTV
Prize: $1,500
Winner: Ordinary Miracle, directed by Martin M. Smith, Sudbury

RUNNER-UP, OPEN CATEGORY
Prize: $750
Winner: Down South, directed by Shawn Kosmerly, Sudbury

FIRST PLACE, STUDENT CATEGORY – Sponsored by CTV
Prize: $1,500
Winner: Spree, directed by Eric Harrison, Sudbury

RUNNER-UP, STUDENT CATEGORY – Sponsored by CTV
Prize: $750
Winner: The Maker (Live Action), directed by Alek Bélanger, New Liskeard

NORTHERN FLICKS AWARD – Sponsored by Sault College Digital Film Production Program
Prize: $1,000
Winner: Ordinary Miracle, directed by Martin M. Smith, Sudbury

INNOVATION AWARD – Sponsored by Collège Boréal
Prize: $1,000
Winner: Perceptions, directed by Zahra Golafshani, Sudbury