The 23rd Fantoche International Animation Film Festival attracted around 22,000 admissions during its six-day run in Baden, northern Switzerland. Both the international and the Swiss main prize went to Lea Favre. +Get the most important news from Switzerland in your inbox As the winner of the Best Film category, the animator from French-speaking Switzerland qualified for the Oscars with Qui part à la chasse (Hunting), the organisers said on Sunday. Favre was the first filmmaker ever to win both main prizes. The Audience Award in the International Competition went to Winter in March by Natalia Mirzoyan, while the Audience Award in the Swiss Competition went to Double or Nothing by Tokay. The children's jury also selected Bobel's Kitchen by Fiona Rolland as Best Kids film, while Wolfie by Philippe Kastner received the Children's Audience Award. + US film wins at Fantoche animation festival in Switzerland The theme of this year's Fantoche was "9 to 5" and aimed to show different ...
