The Sardinia Film Festival , the international event dedicated to animated cinema, is a French edition, organized as usual by the Cineclub Sassari under the artistic direction of Carlo Dessì. " The Night Boots" by director Pierre-Luc Granjon won the "Grand Prize Sardiniafilmfestival 20th Edition."

The work of the French author is the delicate tale of the birth of a friendship, told through the refined technique of the pin screen, an invention almost a century old, extremely fragile and complex to use .

The technical commission has awarded the Critics' Prize to “Signal” by Emma Carrè and Mathilde Parquet; the Best Film School Short Film Award to “L'Avegle,” directed by Remy Xu of ECV Paris; a Special Mention for Film Schools to “La Bande a Bonnot,” by students of the Ecole Georges Melies; the Green Prize to “What Now?”, directed by students of the Ecole Mo Pa; and the Visioni Prize to the Italian film “Dagon” by Paolo Gaudio.

Best Short Film by the Young Jury , awarded by the students of the 2nd GC of the Devilla Technical Center, goes to "Scuritate" by Marta Anselmi, Miriam Ceribelli, Dario Lauritano and Anna Xiccanto of the Experimental Cinematography Center of Piedmont.