Hanna Bergholm's 'Nightborn' Takes Top Prize at Fantasia International Film Festival
'Nightborn' wins the Cheval Noir for best film while Seidi Haarla secures the best actress award.
- 'Nightborn' wins the Cheval Noir for best film while Seidi Haarla secures the best actress award.
- Fantasia International Film Festival Celebrates Cinematic Excellence The Fantasia International Film Festival has concluded its latest edition, recognizing outstanding contributions to the world of cinema.
- Among the highlights of this year’s juried awards, Hanna Bergholm’s film Nightborn has emerged as a standout, taking home the coveted Cheval Noir trophy for best film.
Fantasia International Film Festival Celebrates Cinematic Excellence
The Fantasia International Film Festival has concluded its latest edition, recognizing outstanding contributions to the world of cinema. Among the highlights of this year’s juried awards, Hanna Bergholm’s film Nightborn has emerged as a standout, taking home the coveted Cheval Noir trophy for best film.
Star Performances Shine
In addition to the film’s top honor, the festival also acknowledged the exceptional performance of Seidi Haarla, who stars alongside Rupert Grint in Nightborn. Haarla was awarded the title of best actress, further solidifying her talent and contribution to the film's success.
A Celebration of Talent
The awards ceremony not only celebrated the winning films but also showcased a wide array of cinematic talent from around the globe. A complete list of winners, along with statements from the jury, was released, highlighting the diverse and innovative storytelling that the festival aims to promote.
- Best Film: Nightborn by Hanna Bergholm
- Best Actress: Seidi Haarla for Nightborn
As the festival wraps up, it leaves behind a legacy of creativity and inspiration for filmmakers and audiences alike, with Nightborn standing out as a notable achievement in this year’s lineup.
Source: variety.com
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