Award Winners
The official announcement of the winners can be found here.
- Grand Jury Prize: Documentary - God Grew Tired of Us
- Grand Jury Prize: Dramatic - Quinceañera
- World Cinema Jury Prize: Documentary - In The Pit
- World Cinema Jury Prize: Dramatic - 13 Tzameti
- Audience Award: Documentary - God Grew Tired of Us
- Audience Award: Dramatic - Quinceañera
- World Cinema Audience Award: Documentary - De Nadie
- World Cinema Audience Award: Dramatic - No. 2
- Documentary Directing Award - James Longley director of Iraq in Fragments
- Dramatic Directing Award - Dito Montiel for A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints
- Excellence in Cinematography Award: Documentary - James Longley for Iraq in Fragments
- Excellence in Cinematography Award: Dramatic - Tom Richmond for Right at Your Door
- Documentary Film Editing - Iraq in Fragments
- Waldo Salt Screenwriting Award - Hilary Brougher for Stephanie Daley
- Special Jury Prize - American Blackout
- Special Jury Prize - A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints (for Best Ensemble Performance)
- Special Jury Prize - In Between Days (for Independent Vision)
- Special Jury Prize - Into Great Silence
- Special Jury Prize - Dear Pyongyang
- Special Jury Prize - Eve & the Fire Horse
- Jury Prize in Short Filmmaking - Bugcrush
- Jury Prize in Short Filmmaking - The Wrath of Cobble Hill
- Jury Prize in International Short Filmmaking - The Natural Route
- Honorable Mention in Short Filmmaking - Before Dawn
- Honorable Mention in Short Filmmaking - Preacher With an Unknown God
- Honorable Mention in Short Filmmaking - Undressing My Mother
- 2006 Alfred P. Sloan Prize - The House of Sand
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