Stalking Chernobyl: Awards

Stalking Chernobyl

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  We are honored by the thoughtful and enthusiastic feedback that we have received from audiences of Stalking Chernobyl. The following is a list of awards that the documentary has received at film festivals throughout the world.  

Stalking Chernobyl Awards:

 

 

 

    • UNITED STATES / Tucson, Arizona, Best Documentary, Arizona International Film Festival, 2021

 

 

 

 

 

    • CZECH REPUBLIC / Ostrava, Third Place, International Festival of Outdoor Films, 2020

 

 

 

 

 

    • UNITED KINGDOM / London, Best Documentary, London Rocks International Film Festival, 2020

 

    • ROMANIA / Mures Country, Best Touristic Film, SIMFEST – The International TV Broadcasters and Independent Producers Festival, 2020

 

 

 

 

 
Stalking Chernobyl Mentions:

 

 

    • UNITED STATES / LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, Honorable Mention, DaVinci International Film Festival, 2020

 

    • GERMANY / FRANKFURT, Official Selection, Golden Tree International Documentary Film Festival, 2020

 

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