Grand Prize:

- Bachelor Machines Part I & Part II (Rosalind Nashashibi, Scotland, 2007)

2nd Prize:

- Victory over the Sun (Michael Robinson, USA, 2007)

3rd Prize:

- Public Domain (Jim Jennings, USA, 2007)


Honourable mentions (in alphabetical order):

- Androa Autoportrait (Matthias De Groof and Kristin Rogghe with Androa Mindre Kolo, Belgium/ DR Congo, 2006)

- Bay Bridge from Embarcadero (Guy Sherwin, England, 2004/2007)

- Dislocated Smaller Parts (Bruce McClure, USA, 2008)

- Golf House and Grey Heron II (Helga Fanderl, Germany, 2006)

- Land of Cockaigne (Rachel Reupke, England, 2007)

- Observando el Cielo (Jeanne Liotta, USA, 2007)

- Room of Chromatic Mystery (Arthur & Corinne Cantrill, Australia, 2006)

- RR (James Benning, USA, 2007)

- Sidewalk (Karl Kels, Germany, 2008)

- Sketch Film #5 (Tomonari Nishikawa, Japan, 2007)

- Take into the air my quiet breath (Speculative Archive, USA, 2007)


The jury:

Amy Beste is Director of Public Programming for the department of Film, Video & New Media at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, where she organizes the visiting artist series "Conversations at the Edge" at the Gene Siskel Film Center.

Vincent Grenier has been making experimental films and videos since the early 1970s. His films have been exhibited at the Pompidou Centre, the Museum of Modern Art (NYC), and countless other international venues and festivals. Grenier is currently Chair of the Cinema Department at Binghamton University in New York.

Mike Sperlinger is Assistant Director of LUX, London, which holds the UK's most significant collection of artists' film and video. He has contributed to publications including Frieze, Radical Philosophy and Art Monthly, and recently edited the book "Afterthought: New Writing on Conceptual Art (Rachmaninoffs, 2005)