Into Film Awards 2024: The Winners
25 Jun 2024 in Into Film AwardsFind out more about the incredible winners at this year's Into Film Awards, and see highlights from the ceremony, which was hosted by Susan Wokoma.
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Adaptation of the children’s picture book in which a boy can make anything come to life by drawing it using his magical crayon.
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A mother furiously seeks answers from her son’s school after noticing concerning changes in his behaviour at home. However, all is not what it...
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A lonely boy is transported to a mystical island filled with colourful creatures and makes friends with a dragon who is in need of help.
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A dark and fantastical interpretation of the classic tale about a puppet who wants to be a real boy, reimagined during Italy’s fascist era.
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A young butterfly who is unable to fly dreams of joining his friends and family on the great butterfly migration.
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A little orangutan goes on a big mission, using social media skills to try and save her natural habitat from deforestation.
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Dynamic drama based on the remarkable true story of two teenage swimming sisters with Olympic dreams who flee the war in Syria.
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Tender yet funny coming-of-age story about a gifted Mongolian student who struggles with the pressure of looking after his family.
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Action-comedy about a stuntman who must save the day and win back his love, after a film shoot is thrown into chaos by the disappearance of its star.
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Freddy Lupin, a young unconventional were-dog, must set out on a quest to restore the cosmic order of the universe before its too late.
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When lonely teenager Owen is introduced to a mysterious young-adult TV series by his classmate, his reality begins to fragment around him.
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A talented but troubled young footballer is convinced to join the England team at the Homeless World Cup, where he must face his problems head-on.
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