Remarkable visit rate, positive festival atmosphere and high-quality film programme marked the second Cinema City Film and Media Festival which was held from 6th to 14th June in Novi Sad. During nine days of film programme, more than 70,000 visitors went through cinema halls. The festival's audience, after film projections, had the chance to vote for the best film creations.

Here are the results of Cinema City Festival's audience votes:

1. Technotise: Edit & I - audience mark 4.53
2. Autumn in My Street - audience mark 4.40
3. Someone is Still Waiting - audience mark 4.38
4. Wait for Me and I Will Not Come - audience mark 4.26
5. The Belgrade Phantom - audience mark 4.21
6. St. George Shoots the Dragon - audience mark 4.21

Jury members of the EXIT POINT INTERNATIONAL CLASS competition selection of the Cinema City Film And Media Festival in the assembly:

1. Tuncel Kurtiz, Chairman of the Jury
2. Martin Blaney
3. Labina Mitevska
4. Ivan Fila
5. Elisabeth Driessen

held the Final session after careful consideration of all films in main competition program and unanimously decided to award the following films:

1) The Grand Prix in the EXIT POINT INTERNATIONAL CLASS competition selection– IBIS statuete and prize in the amount of 10.000,00 $ goes to film Tony Manero, directed by Pablo Larrain.

Explication: The Grand Prix goes to an amazing, deep and complex story of a murderous obsession mirroring the political situation in a country suffering under a brutal dictatorship in the late 1970s. co-screenwriter and main actor Alfredo Castro gives a compelling performance which remains etched in the memory long after our prize-winner, Pablo Larrain’s Tony Manero, has ended.

Jury members of the film selections NATIONAL CLASS and UP TO 10.000 BUCKS of the Cinema City – Film and Media Festival in the assembly:

1.     Pjer Žalica, The chairman of the jury
2.     Iliana Kitanova
3.     Srđan Koljević
4.     Ludovic Chavarot
5.     Padraic Delaney

held the Final session after careful consideration of all films in NATIONAL CLASS and UP TO 10.000 BUCKS competition programs and unanimously decided to award the following films:

NATIONAL CLASS:

1)     GRAND PRIX , IBIS statuete and prize in the amount of 10.000,00$ for the Best Film in the ’National Class’ competition program goes to the film „ORDINARY PEOPLE“ directed by Vladimir Perisic

Explication: For it’s compelling , moving and thought provoking film making.

Critics jury of FIPRESCI Serbia at the second International Film and Media Festival Cinema City in Novi Sad, in the assembly: Sandra Perovic (Radio Television Serbia RTS), chairwoman, Vladimir Crnjanski (daily newspapers DNEVNIK) and Staša Jamušakov ( Radio Television Vojvodina RTV)
presents:

Award FIPRESCI SERBIA JURY OF CRITICS in the selection National Class to the film Wait For Me and I Will Not Come by screenwriter and director Miroslav Momcilovic, who with all the attributes needed for a wholesome and quality work, represents the model how a new reanimated Serbian film should be made. With the sincere and straightforward film expression, and a colourful behavioural spectrum of the gallery of characters, brilliantly portrayed by the acting ensemble, it is not hard to recognise how Momcilovic skilfully treats the topic of love, the topic about which we thought everything has already been said.