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LGBTQ film festival in Czech Republic

title: "Mezipatra" type: doc version: 1 created: 2026-02-28 author: "Wikipedia contributors" status: active scope: public tags: ["lgbtq-events-in-the-czech-republic", "lgbtq-film-festivals-in-europe", "film-festivals-in-prague", "film-festivals-established-in-2000", "2000-establishments-in-the-czech-republic"] description: "LGBTQ film festival in Czech Republic" topic_path: "arts" source: "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mezipatra" license: "CC BY-SA 4.0" wikipedia_page_id: 0 wikipedia_revision_id: 0

::summary LGBTQ film festival in Czech Republic ::

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History

The festival was founded in Brno in 2000 as an accompanying program of the Gay Men CZ competition. The following year was already organized as a separate event – a film show called Duha nad Brnem (Rainbow over Brno). In 2002 the festival started using the name Mezipatra with the subtitle czech gay and lesbian film festival. In the same year, the festival expanded to Prague and in subsequent years to other cities of the Czech Republic and Slovakia. Since 2009, the festival has used the new subtitle queer film festival. Mezipatra was founded by a civic association called STUD Brno. Since 2013 it is organized by a registered association Mezipatra, STUD is a co-organizer under the license agreement.

Winners

As of the 4th edition, Mezipatra introduced jury awards. The winners have been:

Main Jury Award for Best Feature Film

Student Jury Award for Best Short Film

  • 2021: Son of Sodom, Thea Montoya, Colombia
  • 2020: Hugo at 6:30pm, Helloco Simon, France
  • 2019: Crash and Burn, Honey, Dawid Ullgren, Sweden
  • 2018: Pre-Drink, Marc-Antoine Lemire, Canada
  • 2017: Tranzicija, Milica Tomović, Serbia
  • 2016: Takk for turen, Henrik Martin Dahlsbakken, Norway
  • 2015: 9:55–11:00, Ingrid Ekman, Bergsgatan 4B, Cristine Berglund & Sophie Vukovic, Sweden
  • 2014: Vacance, Hyun-Ju Lee, South Korea
  • 2013: Ta av mig, Victor Lindgren, Sweden
  • 2012: Dont brejk maj Turbofolk hart, Miona Bogovic, Serbia/Germany
  • 2011: Two Beds, Kanoko Wynkoop, United States
  • 2010: Tom, Nimrod Shapira, Israel
  • 2009: Haboged, Tomer Velkoff, Israel
  • 2008: Bræðrabylta, Grímur Hákonarson, Iceland
  • 2007: Who's the Top?, Jennie Livingston, USA
  • 2006: Offerte speciali, Gianni Gatti, Italy
  • 2005: Kär i natten, Håkon Liu, Sweden
  • 2004: Thick Lips Thin Lips, Paul Lee, Canada

Audience Award for Best Feature Film

References

References

  1. info@blue-compass.com. "Mezipatra Queer Film Festival".
  2. "Winning films of the 20. Mezipatra: Adam, Crash and Burn, Honey, And Then We Danced".
  3. "We know this year's winners!".
  4. [http://www.mezipatra.cz/en/press/tiskove-zpravy/vitezem-mezipater-je-autobiograficke-drama-neodchazej-festival-miri-do-brna Keep the Lights On wins Mezipatra] {{webarchive. link. (2013-02-17 , attended 2013-01-05.)
  5. "We know this year's winners!".
  6. [http://www.mezipatra.cz/press/tiskove-zpravy/mezipatra-privitala-10-200-divaku-nejvic-nadchlo-misty-oblacno Mezipatra přivítala 10 200 diváků, nejvíc nadchlo Místy oblačno] {{webarchive. link. (2013-02-17 , attended 2013-01-05.)

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