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FIFFLONDON Q3 2023 WINNERS

Updated: Sep 25








Celebrating Excellence: Highlights from the Q3 2023 Edition Film Festival

The Q3 2023 Film Festival Edition was a celebration of creativity, innovation, and talent from around the world. From heart-wrenching dramas to spine-tingling thrillers, each film showcased the immense skill and dedication of its creators.


Feature Film - Tiger Mom

Director: Wei Zhang

"Tiger Mom" emerged as a standout feature film, captivating audiences with its compelling narrative and stellar performances. Directed by Wei Zhang, this poignant exploration of family dynamics and cultural identity resonated deeply with jury, earning it the prestigious title of Best Feature.


Feature Film (Honourable Mention) - Magic Band

Director: Chunling Xu

Xu masterfully crafts a narrative of resilience and camaraderie, transforming adversity into triumph. The film's message resonates deeply, celebrating the power of unity and perseverance.


Best Short - LA PIETRA (The Stone)

Director: Nikita Hattangady

Nikita Hattangady's "LA PIETRA (The Stone)" captivated audiences with its brevity and emotional depth, earning it the title of Best Short. Through stunning visuals and powerful storytelling, Hattangady delivered a cinematic experience that left a lasting impact.


Best Narrative - Flowers Bloom and Wait for the Groom to Come

Director: Zhong Hu

"Flowers Bloom and Wait for the Groom to Come" took home the award for Best Narrative, thanks to its masterful storytelling and evocative visuals. Director Zhong Hu skillfully crafted a mesmerizing tale that lingered in the hearts and minds of audiences long after the credits rolled.


Best War Film - When We Get Home Again

Director: Benjamin Baumgartner

Benjamin Baumgartner's "When We Get Home Again" stood out as the Best War Film, offering a poignant exploration of the human cost of conflict. With its gripping narrative and breathtaking cinematography, Baumgartner's film left Jury deeply moved and reflective.


Best Thriller - Rajwant

Director: Rajwinder



"Rajwant" kept audiences on the edge of their seats with its pulse-pounding suspense and thrilling twists. Directed by Rajwinder, this gripping thriller earned accolades for its taut storytelling and expertly crafted suspense.


Best Comedy - Gift

Director: Xiaotong Jiang

Xiaotong Jiang's "Gift" brought laughter and joy to audiences, earning it the title of Best Comedy. With its sharp wit and endearing characters, Jiang's film proved to be a delightful addition to the festival lineup.


Best Horror - Resurrektor

Director: Angad Aulakh

"Resurrektor" chilled Jury to the bone with its spine-tingling scares and atmospheric tension. Directed by Angad Aulakh, this haunting horror film earned the title of Best Horror.


Best Student Film - Happiness

Director: Shenghao Zhang

Shenghao Zhang's "Happiness" showcased the talent and potential of emerging filmmakers, earning it the title of Best Student Film. With its fresh perspective and innovative approach, Zhang's film left a lasting impression on everyone.


Recognizing Outstanding Individuals

In addition to celebrating exceptional films, the festival also recognised the incredible talent behind the camera.


Best Director - Rajwinder (Rajwant)

Rajwinder's visionary direction of "Rajwant" earned him the title of Best Director, showcasing his skill in bringing suspense and tension to life on screen.


Outstanding Performances

The festival also honoured the outstanding performances that brought these films to life.


Best Actor - Guy Kent (Resurrektor)

Guy Kent delivered a mesmerizing performance in "Resurrektor," earning him the title of Best Actor and accolades for his portrayal of a man grappling with supernatural forces.


Best Actress - Taylor Cooper (Resurrektor)

Taylor Cooper's haunting performance in "Resurrektor" captivated audiences and earned her the title of Best Actress, showcasing her talent and versatility as a performer.


Technical Excellence

The festival also recognized the technical achievements that contributed to the success of these films.


Best Cinematography (DOP) - Charlie Wuppermann (Resurrektor)

Charlie Wuppermann's stunning cinematography brought the world of "Resurrektor" to life, earning him accolades for his skill and artistry behind the camera.


Best Visual Effects (VFX) - Rajwinder (Rajwant)

Rajwinder's masterful use of visual effects in "Rajwant" added depth and realism to the film's thrilling sequences, earning him the title of Best VFX.


Best Sound Design - Rajwant

The immersive sound design of "Rajwant" heightened the tension and atmosphere of the film, earning it the title of Best Sound Design.


Best Editing - Rajwant

The precise and dynamic editing of "Rajwant" contributed to the film's suspenseful pacing and thrilling narrative, earning it the title of Best Editing.


Original Score - When We Get Home Again

The hauntingly beautiful original score of "When We Get Home Again" added emotional depth and resonance to the film, earning it accolades for its contribution to the overall cinematic experience.


First-Time Director - Benjamin Baumgartner (When We Get Home Again)

Benjamin Baumgartner's impressive directorial debut in "When We Get Home Again" showcased his talent and promise as a filmmaker, earning him the title of First-Time Director.





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