The prizes of the 6th Cinema City Novi Sad, Serbia were awarded on Sunday, September 1st at the official closing ceremony of the festival. 

Before announcing the winners, the jury comprised of German director Katrin Gebbe, Israeli producer Marek Rozenbaum and French actor and director Chad Chenouga, emphasized that they had the great pleasure of noticing the high standard of Serbian cinema today. 

The Ibis award for best film goes to Srdan Golubović’s film Circles.

The Ibis award for best director goes to Bojan Vuk Kosovčević, director of The Whirlpool.

The Ibis award for best screenplay to Goran Marković and Tihomir Stanić for The Forgerer. 

The Ibis award for best actor goes to Nebojša Glogovac, for his roles in Circles and Artilleryman.

The role in Withering brought the Ibis award for best actress to Dara Džokić.

Special Jury Prize went to Kosta Đorđević, director of Trolling. 

Special Jury Prizes were also awarded to actress Hristina Popović for her performance in Circles, actor Nikola Rakočević for his roles in Trolling and Circles, actor Nebojša Đorđević for  The Whirlpool, and students from the Faculty of Drama Arts in Belgrade, Aron Sekel, Raško Milatović, Miloš Milovanović, Nemanja Vojnović, Petar Ristovski, Tea Lukač, Marko Đorđević and Luka Popadić for the screenplay and direction of Where is Nadia? 

In the selection Educons Presents Up To 10,000 Bucks the Ibis award for best film was presented to Either Words Not Quiet, directed by Dean Radovanović. 

Special Jury Prize for animated film went to “Comeback”, directed by Jelena Oroz.

Special Jury Prize was awarded to actors Milica Trifunović and Mladen Sovilj, for their  performances in “Real Good Paneling”.

The winner of the Exit Point selection was decided by the audience which voted for A Letter To My Father, directed by Damir Čučić.