The 2022 Jury Award Winners of the 21st Annual Tribeca Festival

The 2022 Jury Award winners of the 21st Annual Tribeca Festival | Photo: @Tribeca

Reported by: LaKisa Renee

The 2022 Jury Award winners of the 21st Annual Tribeca Festival, presented by OKX have been announced! Many notable films that have won Tribeca Festival Jury Awards have gone on to win the Academy Awards including: Jesus Camp, Taxi to the Dark Side and of course The Queen of Basketball which won an Oscar just this year at the Academys.

Many of the award winning titles today will be available on Tribeca At Home until June 26th. Buy your pass to stream these and other notable Tribeca Festival films and talks you may have missed.

Here’s a list of just some of the great content featured during Tribeca 2022 that went on to win a Jury Award. You can see the full list here.

Congrats to all the participants in this year’s Festival. Win or lose you’re a part of the Tribeca Family and we hope you’ll continue to submit your work!

U.S. NARRATIVE COMPETITION

The Founders Award for Best U.S. Narrative Feature: Sarah Elizabeth Mintz, Good Girl Jane Catch It on Tribeca At Home

Best Screenplay in a U.S. Narrative Feature: written by Ben Snyder & Elizabeth Rodriguez, Allswell

Best Cinematography in a U.S. Narrative Feature: Azuli Anderson, Next Exit

Best Performance in a U.S. Narrative Feature: Rain Spencer in Good Girl Jane Catch It on Tribeca At Home

Special Jury Mention for Best Performance in a U.S. Narrative Feature: Liz Carbel Sierra in God’s Time Catch It on Tribeca At Home

INTERNATIONAL NARRATIVE COMPETITION

Best International Narrative Feature: January Catch It on Tribeca At Home

Best Screenplay in an International Narrative Feature: Martín Boulocq and Rodrigo Hasbún, The Visitor Catch It on Tribeca At Home

Best Cinematography in an International Narrative Feature: Jan Mayntz, We Might As Well Be Dead Catch It on Tribeca At Home

Best Performance in an International Narrative Feature: Dorota Pomykala for Woman on a Roof

DOCUMENTARY COMPETITION

Best Documentary Feature: The Cave of Adullam

Best Cinematography in a Documentary Feature: The Wild One Catch It on Tribeca At Home

Best Editing in a Documentary Feature: The Cave of Adullam

BEST NEW NARRATIVE DIRECTOR COMPETITION Best New Narrative Director: Michelle Garza Cervera for Huesera

BEST NEW DOCUMENTARY DIRECTOR COMPETITION The Albert Maysles Award for Best New Documentary Director: Edward Buckles Jr. for Katrina Babies Catch it on Tribeca At Home

NORA EPHRON COMPETITION Nora Ephron Award: Michelle Garza Cervera for Huesera

SHORTS COMPETITION Sponsored by Meta All Tribeca shorts are available through Tribeca At Home

Best Narrative Short: Night Ride

Best Documentary Short: Heart Valley

Best Animated Short: More Than I Remember

Student Visionary: Daydreamers

TRIBECA AUDIO STORYTELLING COMPETITION Sponsored by Audible

Best Audio Storytelling in Nonfiction: Mother Country Radicals

Best Audio Storytelling in Fiction: The Hollowed Out

TRIBECA IMMERSIVE COMPETITION

Storyscapes Award: Kubo Walks The City

New Voices Award: LGBTQ + VR Museum

TRIBECA GAMES COMPETITION

Tribeca Games Award: Thirsty Suitors

HUMAN / NATURE COMPETITION

HUMAN / NATURE Award: Katrina Babies Catch It on Tribeca At Home

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