Archive · 15 Sep 2025
Camden International Film Festival Announces Winners
The Camden International Film Festival, a movie event in Maine, announced its winners.
The top prize, the Harrell Award, went to 'Always,' a film about a boy's poems in China.
Another film, 'Evidence,' won the Cinematic Vision Award.
'Unless Something Goes Terribly Wrong' won the audience award.
The short film 'Their Eyes' also earned an award.
Filmmakers received various resources, including post-production services and camera gear.
The festival celebrates independent documentary films.
The 21st Camden International Film Festival (CIFF) concluded with awards presented.
The Harrell Award went to 'Always,' a film about a Chinese boy's poetry.
'Evidence' received the Cinematic Vision Award for its focus on ideology.
'Unless Something Goes Terribly Wrong' won the audience award.
'Their Eyes' won Best Documentary Short, qualifying for Academy Award consideration.
- Who
- CIFF organizers and filmmakers
- What
- Winners announced at the 21st Camden International Film Festival.
- When
- Festival's 21st edition wrapped.
- Where
- Camden, Maine
- Why
- To recognize and celebrate achievements in documentary filmmaking.
- Festival Name
- Camden International Film Festival (CIFF)
- Location
- Maine, USA
- Harrell Award Winner
- Always (从来)
- Cinematic Vision Award
- Evidence
- Audience Award
- Unless Something Goes Terribly Wrong
- Best Documentary Short
- Their Eyes