The prestigious Kendal Mountain Film Festival ended with awards ceremony on Sunday 19 November. Each year the Kendal Mountain Film Festival attracts around 6000 people to see the best and most dramatic new films on mountain sports and culture from around the world. 250 films were screened at six different screens in Kendal. One of the films in competition has also been the documentary film of Pavol Barabáš Pururambo. The international jury awarded Pururambo the Culture Prize.
Grand Prize
On the road to the Red God
Directed and Produced by Kesang Tseten Lama
Film Short
Solilochairliftquist
Directed and produced by T. M. Faversham
Culture
Pururambo
Directed by Pavol Barabáš Produced by K2 Studios
Innovation
Duet
Directed by Keith Partridge Produced by Gaelic Arts
Environment
The Devil's Miner
Directed & produced by Richard Ladkani & Keif Davidson
Mountain Adventure
Patagonia Ice Cap Expedition
Directed by Georg Dehghan Produced by Moving Adventures Media
Mountaineering
Cerro Torre - Arca de los Ventos
Directed and produced by Ermanno Salvaterra
Climbing
Set in Stone
Directed & Produced by Alastair Lee & David Halsted
People's Choice
Set in Stone
Directed and Produced by Alastair Lee & David Halsted
Judges Special Prize
E11 GB
Directed by Paul Diffley Produced by Dave Brown
Extreme Film School
Kendal's Dark Secret
Matt Burke, Steve Gray, Tom Swannick
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