Jury Prizes
| Award | Film | Recipient(s) |
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|---|---|---|---|
| Prize for an Original Idea and Colorful Art Direction | The Socks of the Big City |
Andrey Ushakov | |
| Prize for Best Debut | The Autumn Has Begun |
Yekatirina Sokolova | |
| Prize for a Bold Experiment in Bringing Together Animators to Work on a Common Project | Optimus Mundus | n/a | |
| Prize for Series of Commercials | Cabinet - II Savinov |
Dmitriy Vysotskiy Andrey Sikorskiy (artist, animator) |
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| Prize to Animation Teams | The Tree with the Golden Apples Little Reed Riding Hood |
Animators: Valentin Smeshnikov Andrey Smirnov Aleksandr Vikhanskiy --- Vladimir Kadukhin Olga Veselova Milana Fedoseyeva Tatyana Molodova |
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| Prize for Best Scenario for Children | A Wonderful Supper on Christmas Eve |
Irina Kodyukova (director, scenario) | |
| Prize for Best Student Film | Nikopeck |
Anna Belonogova | |
| Diploma for Inventive Use of New Technologies | Pharaoh |
Sergey Ovcharov | |
| Diploma for Inventive Scenario in a Commercial | Fire |
n/a | |
| Diploma for Being a Cultural Phenomenon | Petrovich, | n/a | |
| Diploma for Most Dashing Animatic | The Bag of Deception, | Rim Sharafutdinov (director, artist, animator) | |
| Diploma for a Bright Example of Folk Animation | Kolobok, | Nikolay Bogayevskiy | |
| Diploma for Successive Development of an Original Technique | Moby Dick, | Natalya Orlova Natalya Demidova (artist) |
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