Special Award of the Jury: Luca Rotaru, for his part in Vladimir Dembinski’s Tennis.
Special Award of the Jury: Mesilot/ Tracks, directed by Nelli Guy.
Best Script: Nirgun/ Without a Quality, directed by Parthib Dutta.
Best Director: Arnaud Dufeys for Atomes/ Atoms.
DaKINO 22 Trophy: Five Ways to Kill a Man, directed by Christopher Bisset.

Ahora no puedo/ I can’t right now, directed by Roser Aguilar, Spain
Five Ways to Kill a Man, directed by Christopher Bisset, Germany
NO, directed by Guillermo P. Bosch, Spain
Violeta, la cortesana/ Violet, the Courtesan, directed by David Casals-Roma, Spain
Le llamaremos Bobby/ We Will Call Him Bobby, directed by Paco Cavero, Spain
Gobbel, directed by Raluca David, Romania
L’Amour a Querelles / A Lovers’ Quarell, directed by Christophe Delsaux, France
Tenis/ Tennis, directed by Vladimir Dembinski, Romania
Steam is Steam, directed by Etienne Desrosiers, Canada- Italy
Atomes/ Atoms, directed by Arnaud Dufeys, Belgium
Reuniune de familie/ Family Reunion, directed by Florina Dumitrache, Romania
Merry Zombie Christmas, directed by Victor Dumitrovici, Romania
El somriure amagat/ The Hidden Smile, directed by Ventura Durall, Spain
Nirgun/ Tha Man Who Has No Qualities, directed by Parthib Dutta, India
Pastila fericirii, directed by Cecilia Felmeri, Romania
Cutia/ The Box, directed by Mircea Ghibortz Ghinescu, Romania
Agua Passada, directed by Agnes Guilbault, Spain
Mesilot/ Tracks, directed by Nelli Guy, Israel
UnterStrömung / UnderCurrent, directed by Daniel Herrmann, Germany
Oh Merde! / Oh Shit!, directed by Aliocha Itovich & Guillaume Ducreux, France
L’Attrape-reves / Dreamcatcher, directed by Leo Medard, Belgium
Dejad un mensaje despues de la senal/ Leave a Message after the Tone, directed by Andrea Monzani, Spain
Lei & l’Altra, directed by Max Nardari, Italy
Pui, Cartofi Prajiti si-o Cola/ Chicken, fries and a Coke, directed by Emanuel Parvu, Romania
Hallowed Be, directed by Alex Pop, Canada
Vaca Finlandeza/ The Finnish Cow, directed by Gheorghe Preda, Romania
Les (El Bosque)/ The Forest, directed by Aida Ramazanova, Spania- Rusia
Les chiens verts / The Green Dogs, directed by Mathias & Colas Rifkiss, France
Tessitura, directed by Goncalo Robalo, Portugal
Haikus for Karaoke, directed by Roberto Santaguida, Canada- Italy
Twenty Dollars, directed by Lam See Chit, China
Le Masque, directed by Yacine Sersar, France
The Poet Cursed, directed by Ryan J-W Smith, UK
Gianni Schicchi, directed by Francesco Visco, Italy
Covariance, directed by Dawn Westlake, USA

The 22nd edition of the DaKINO International Film Festival will run 3rd to 7th April 2013, at Cultural Center “House of Arts” – District 3 Bucharest, Grand Cinema Digiplex in Baneasa Shopping City, and Noul Cinematograf al Regizorului Roman (NCRR).

DaKINO International Film Festival maintains its initial structure, that of a Short Fiction Competition, with films selected by film critic Irina-Margareta Nistor vying for the DaKINO 22 Trophy.
Within the festival’s past edition, the international Jury presided by Anca Damian awarded the DaKINO Trophy to Australian short film Pinion, directed by Sylvie Asuka.

The Brilliant Docs section, initiated in 2010, will be presenting recent titles in Romania, the audience voting for Best Documentary. Within previous editions, Best Documentary was awarded to titles such as You’ve Been Trumped, directed by Anthony Baxter (DaKINO 21) and Yves Saint Laurent, l’amour fou, directed by Pierre Thoretton (DaKINO 20).

DaKINO will further organize film screenings, Q&A sessions and workshops targeting students within the “Know more, be better!” program, dedicated to extracurricular activities. Scheduled Thursday, April 4th and Friday, April 5th, these activities will take place at Cultural Center “House of Arts” – District 3 Bucharest and NCRR.

Every evening, within the 3 venues, DaKINO IFF will be presenting recent important films selected and awarded in festivals such as Berlin, Cannes, Toronto, most of which premiering in Romania.

The 22nd edition of DaKINO International Film Festival is organized by Bucharest District 3 City Hall, with the DaKINO Foundation and FAMart Cultural Boutique.