Awards on International Film Festivals 2007:
1. Place for BEST FILM and for BEST PRODUCTION
on the International Underwater Film Festival in Belgrade (Serbia)
On the 11. International Underwater Film Festival in Belgrade, End of a Myth has been awarded twice. With the 1. Prize as the BEST FILM and as the BEST PRODUCTION, professional film productions (Serbia, December 2007).
PUBLIC AWARD
on North Sea Film Festival in Den Haag (Netherlands)
End of a Myth has been awarded with the PUBLIC AWARD for BEST FILM on the 1. North Sea Film Festival in Den Haag (Netherlands, December 2007).
1. Place
on the International Eastern Mediterranean Underwater Film Festival (Northern Cyprus)
End of a Myth has won the International Eastern Mediterranean Underwater Film Festival in Northern Cyprus in March 2007 (Best Film in the Category Professional Documentaries).
GRAND PRIX ROLEX
on the Festival International du film maritime, d´ exploration et d´ environment in Toulon (France)
End of a Myth has been awarded with the GRAND PRIX ROLEX for the BEST FILM about the protection of the underwater world on the 39. FESTIVAL INTERNATIONAL du film maritime, déxploration et d´environment in Toulon (France, October 2007).
NERVES OF STEEL – Special Award
on the International Film Festival The Sea Calls in St. Petersburg (Russia)
End of a Myth has been awarded with THE NERVES OF STEEL – special award for outstanding courage while filming on the International Film Festival “the Sea Calls” in St. Petersburg (Russia, April 2007).
2. Place
on the International Underwater Film Festival in Moscow (Russia)
End of a Myth has been awarded with the 2. Place, professional film productions (Best Underwater Animal Film) on the VI. Golden Dolphin Underwater Film Festival February 2007.
NOMINATED Finalist
on the Wildlife Asia 2007 International Film Festival
End of a Myth was nominated as finalist on the Wildlife Asia International Film Festival, professional film productions (March 2007) as one of the 5 best aquatic films of the festival (amongst productions from BBC and National Geographic).