Awards

Jury statement: "For a mature understated stylistic approach that captures the Kafkaesque essence of the original incomplete "The Animal in the Synagogue". The short film takes liberty in manifesting the foreshadowing depicted in the short story written in 1923 that gives the film a life of its own"

For the poetic revelation of the timeless nature of the tragedies that humanity experiences, and for the life-affirming depiction of how the horror of being humbles itself before its beauty