Dragon Awards

7 films • 7 awards

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Flee

2021•Award

Amin Nawabi fled Afghanistan during the 1980s Soviet invasion, sharing his story of trauma and identity through animation in a documentary lasting 89 minutes.

Flee

2021 • Award

The Remarkable Life of Ibelin

2024•Award

Five guild members from around the world attended Mats Steen's funeral in Oslo, while others gathered in World of Warcraft to honor his memory.

The Remarkable Life of Ibelin

2024 • Award

A House Made of Splinters

2022•Award

Children at a temporary house in eastern Ukraine can stay for up to nine months while social workers provide care and support.

A House Made of Splinters

2022 • Award

Directed by Andrei Tarkovsky

1989•Award

Seven films were completed by Andrei Tarkovsky during his career, with this documentary focusing on the production of his final work, The Sacrifice.

Directed by Andrei Tarkovsky

1989 • Award

The Distant Barking of Dogs

2018•Award

Ten-year-old Oleg lives in Hnutove, Ukraine, where anti-aircraft gunfire and missile attacks echo daily as he and his grandmother wait for the war to end.

The Distant Barking of Dogs

2018 • Award

Cool & Crazy

2001•Award

A male choir in Berlevåg, Norway, finds purpose and community through music, transforming their lives and gaining local fame.

Cool & Crazy

2001 • Award

Transnistria

2019•Award

A group of youngsters in Transnistria confronts the challenges of love and friendship against a backdrop marked by isolation and a hammer-and-sickle flag.

Transnistria

2019 • Award

The record, year by year

Every Dragon Awards title we index, 1989 to 2024: 7 awards, 0 nominations and 0 official selections across 7 years.

2024

Award

The Remarkable Life of Ibelin

2022

Award

A House Made of Splinters

2021

Award

Flee

2019

Award

Transnistria

2018

Award

The Distant Barking of Dogs

2001

Award

Cool & Crazy

1989

Award

Directed by Andrei Tarkovsky

How this was compiled. Our editors assembled this record together with Wikidata's structured claims (award received P166, nominated for P1411, official selection P5072), festival names and years drawn from published Wikipedia articles, and our own web research. Some entries were extracted automatically and have not yet been independently corroborated.

It describes the films we index, not the festival: a year showing one award means one award-winning title in our index, not that the festival gave one award.