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    ‘I Love Paris’ Wins Top 2026 Fantasia Film Festival Audience Award

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    The people have spoken at this year’s Fantasia International Film Festival.

    Nicky Murphy’s vampire mockumentary “I Love Paris” took home best international feature honors at the audience awards, while Masanao Kawajiri’s “Cherry and Virgin” was honored with best animated feature.

    This year’s Fantasia International Film Festival took place from July 16 to Aug. 2 in Montreal. The audience award winners were named after this year’s juried winners were announced.

    See the full winners list below.

    ► BEST INTERNATIONAL FEATURE

    Gold: I Love Paris (dir. Nicky Murphy, France/Australia)

    Silver: No Rest for the Wicked (dir. Kasper Kalle, Denmark/Faroe Islands/Iceland)

    Bronze: Bagworm (dir. Oliver Bernsen, USA)

    ► BEST INTERNATIONAL SHORT

    Gold: Bruised Sky (dir. Gary Kent, U.K.)

    Silver: Reset (dirs. Jerry Hsu and Celine Tien, USA)

    Bronze: Pimple (dir. Fernando Alle, Portugal)

    ► BEST ASIAN FEATURE

    Gold: Anymart (dir. Yusuke Iwasaki, Japan)

    Silver: The Specials (dir. Eiji Uchida, Japan)

    Bronze: TOKYO BURST: Crime City (dir. Eiji Uchida, Japan/South Korea)

    ► BEST ASIAN SHORT

    Gold: The Last Jiangshi (dir. Yu Chih Chieh, China/Hong Kong/Taiwan)

    Silver: Tongue (dir. Lim Da-seul, South Korea)

    Bronze (tie): Chaar Diwaari (dir. Syed Shadan, India) and Wish You Were Dead (dir. Lee Min-hyuk, South Korea)

    ► BEST ANIMATED FEATURE

    Gold: Cherry and Virgin (dir. Masanao Kawajiri, Japan)

    Silver: Jim Queen (dirs. Nicolas Athane and Marco Nguyen, France)

    Bronze: Zsazsa Zaturnnah (dir. Avid Liongoren, Philippines / France)

    ► BEST ANIMATED SHORT

    Gold: The Lovers (dirs. Alice Mao and Sophia Paez, USA)

    Silver: Echo (dir. Asuka Dokai, Japan)

    Bronze: Trading Cards (dir. Radheya Jang, Australia/U.K.)

    ► BEST CANADIAN FEATURE

    Gold: Unholy Night (dir. Michael Gabriele, Canada)

    Silver: Castration Movie Chapter iii. Junior Ghosts — Premorphic Drift; A Fragmentary Passage (dir. Louise Weard, Canada)

    Bronze (tie): Insectasy (dir. Angus Silver, Canada) and A Safe Distance (dir. Gloria Mercer, Canada)

    ► BEST CANADIAN SHORT

    Gold: Something Borrowed (dir. Findlay Ironside, Canada)

    Silver (tie): Bagman (dirs. Connor Gaston and Vaughn Gaston, Canada) and Man Eating Pussy (dir. Emily Lawson, Canada)

    Bronze: Sleep Through Summer (dir. Erin Mick, Canada)

    ► BEST QUÉBEC FEATURE

    Gold: Tight Lettuce (dir. Harrison Houde, Canada)

    Silver: Romin (dirs. Jassen Charron and Anthony Dionne, Canada)

    Bronze: Someone’s Daughter (dir. Wiebke von Carolsfeld, Canada)

    ► BEST QUÉBEC SHORT

    Gold: Neighbors (dir. Andre Bendahan, Canada)

    Silver: Serenity (dir. Frank Tremblay, Canada)

    Bronze: Sol Vivant (dir. Émile Lavoie, Canada)

    ► BEST DOCUMENTARY

    Best Documentary:The Seoul Guardians (dirs. Cho Chul-young, Kim Jong-woo, and Kim Shin-wan, South Korea)

    ► ÉCRAN FANTASTIQUE

    Écran Fantastique: Suzuki=Bakudan (dir. Akira Nagai, Japan)

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