Winner of Sundance International Film Festival

The winner of the 7th Sundance Independent Film Festival1200 1 won the henry bean Film and Drama Award. Produced the documentary award of Believers, audience award of Southern Comfort in Kate Davis (drama category), john cameron mitchell Hedwig and audience award of Angry Inch (drama category), Stacy Peralta Dogton and Z-BOYS Tom Sheppard Scott's honorary global film award, Zhang Yimou's director award of My Father and Mother (drama category), john cameron mitchell Hedwig and director award of Angry Inch (drama category)

Cotton Photography Award (Documentary) Giles Nuttgens THE DEEP END Drama Award Christopher Nolan MEMENTO Documentary Free Performance Award Tom Shepard SCOUT'S HONOR Jury Special Award (Drama) tom wilkinson, Sissy Space in The Bedroom Jury Special Award (Documentary) Edet Belzberg Children's Underground Latin Film Award Sandra Werneck Possible Loves Maria Navarro Without a Trace Latin Film Award (Honorary Award) André Barcinski, Ivan Finotti Coffee Joe: José Mojica Marins's short film award actress Paul Harrill GINA, 29-year-old short film award (honorary nomination) Daniel Lovering's delusion of modern primitivism Dean kapris's jigsaw puzzle Venus Jonah Hall subway pop Anthony Dominic Peter Labuta and the cross Christian Bruno, Sam Greens fight the sweet David Cartchison and beautification art in the' 69 Elysee Palace, an American feature film.

Audience Award: Me, Earl and the Dying Girl

Jury Award: Me, Earl and the Dying Girl

Director Award: Witch

Screenplay Award: Stanford Prison Experiment

Photography Award: "The Diary of a Teenage Girl"

Editing Award: "Drugs"

Cooperation Vision Award: "Advantage"

Next Generation Audience Award: james white

Short film award: animated film Future World

World drama

Audience Award: USA (India)

Jury Award: Western Slow Tune (UK/New Zealand)

Director Award: Summer in Cingal (Lithuanian/French/Netherlands)

Photography Award: Guerrilla (Australia)

Actor Award: Jack Reynolds' Ranch (Ireland)

Actress Award: The Second Mother by regine Keyes and Camilla martella (Brazil)