Each year, the International Film Festival Rotterdam celebrates a number of outstanding films with a variety of awards. Many of these prizes are awarded by (international) juries, and several of them are conferred upon the winners by the IFFR audiences.
In the prestigious Tiger Awards Competition it's not about the well-known names who competing, but about the upcoming talent who thereby get a chance to shine on the world stage.
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The Tiger Awards Competition's little sister, for films shorter than sixty minutes.
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The public awards the UPC Audience Award to their favourite film in the festival.
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The Dioraphte Award goes to the Hubert Bals Fund supported film receiving the highest votes from the festival audience.
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Every year the the jury of the Fédération Internationale de la Presse Cinématographique (FIPRESCI) gives the FIPRESCI Award to the best filmmaker whose film they supported.
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The MovieSquad Award is chosen from the feature film section by the young people's MovieSquad jury from the Nederlands Instituut voor Filmeducatie. The MovieSquad winner is a guaranteed festival favourite.
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The KNF Award is given to the best feature film in the official section that does not yet have distribution within the Netherlands.
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A jury selected by the Network for the Promotion of Asian Cinema (NETPAC) chooses the best Asian feature of the festival.
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The Eurimages Awards was handed out for the first time in 2011 and is a price of 30.000 Euro. It will be given to the best Cinemart project that is an Europian co-production.
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The ARTE France Cinéma Award (€ 10,000) is given to the producer of the best CineMart project in support of the financial development of the winning project.
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