Silver Lion For Best Short Film
- 1996 - O Tamaiti by Sima Urale
- 1999 - Portrait of a Young Man Drowning by Teboho Mahlatsi
- 2000 - A Telephone Call for Genevieve Snow by Peter Long
- 2001 - Freunde by Jan Krüger
- 2002 - Clown by Irina Evteeva
- 2003 - Neft by Murad Ibragimbekov
- 2004 - Signe d'appartenance by Kamel Cherif
- 2005 - Xiaozhan by Chien-ping Lin
- 2006 - Comment on freine dans une descente? by Alix Delaporte
- 2007 - Dog Altogether by Paddy Considine
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