The Main Prize of the "Prague Short Film Festival" went to the film "Tremors" directed by Dawid Bodzak. The competition included 20 short films from 17 countries, which were evaluated by an international jury consisting of: a Polish film director, Tomasz Wasilewski ( "Zjednoczonych Stanów Miłości"), a Romanian festival programmer and curator, Andrej Tănăsescu (a member of the programming team of the IFF in Toronto and Berlinale) and a Czech producer, Kamila Dohnalová ("Furiant", "Happy End").

The Jury in its statement pointed out director’s strong and original creative vision and deep poetic sensitivity. Dawid Bodzak was there to receive the prize in person. The film "Tremors" has already been very successful having been screened at almost 40 film festivals. It won among others the Grand Prix at the Clermont-Ferrand Short Film Festival, a Prize of IndieLisboa Film Festival and the Best Short Film Prize at the Guanajuato Film Festival.

"Imagine you are in a forest. It’s dark and quiet and you cannot remember at all why you are there. You want to get out of there as soon as possible but suddenly you hear some howling nearby. A creature’s running towards you looking for something, and you sit still. You don’t move because you don’t want to be noticed. Then, all of a sudden out of the darkness a wolf appears just next to you, followed by another one, and another one. They start circling you. What do you do? "

See the film’s trailer: https://vimeo.com/293308362
Festival website: https://www.pragueshorts.com/en/news/2777-The-main-award-goes-to-the-Polish-film-Tremors