Short Film Awards 2021

2021 Short Film awards winners list results.

Short Film of the Year Awards 2021 – Final Results Announced

Kerosene by Carver Smith

Kerosene (Entry #23 Short Film of the Year Awards 2021)

Takya Kaneko give us a glimpse in this short film, of how beautiful the rivers of Japan are. This movie was filmed in 2021.

Follow the Wave, Nature in Japan – (Entry #22 Short Film of the Year Awards 2021)

The Russian team wwschool/whitewater.guide headed down to explore their home country after a decade paddling around the world. They did 2 first descents of the crux parts of some of the biggest rivers coming down from the Elbrus mountains and the main Caucasus crest. After this trip the steep and big Balkarskiy Cherek has become the new class V classic and the Malka river is still a project to be attempted with high flow. By Mike Krutyansky

Caucasus – (Entry #21 Short Film of the Year Awards 2021)

Follow Spanish veteran Manu Rodríguez enjoying his summer on the Alto Ebro, with warm and easy access, who wouldn't be happy?

Spanish Summer (Entry #20 Short Film of the Year Awards)

"It’s been a really hard year. I’ve lost both family and friends, but through it all, I keep trying to follow Hendri Coetzee’s advice, to live in pursuit of the best day ever – because tomorrow might not happen. This short film follows a season of kayaking in Western Canada. Together with friends, we explore what it means to be alive, finding strength in each other and in nature." By Heather Buckingham

Living the Best Day Ever (Entry #19 Short Film of the Year Awards)

"This video shows where I come from, where I am now and where I want to go. Despite the time I've been kayaking I think now is when I see my future more clearly and I realize what I want to do with it. This is the lifestyle I want to follow and that is why I mark this moment as the "Origin". " Cinematography and Directied by Gonzalo Robert

ORIGEN (Entry #18 Short Film of the Year Awards)

Luck of the Draw (Entry #17 Short Film of the Year Awards)

In the small village of Campertogno in Valsesia, Italy, a group of young and passionate kayakers are creating a center for the river lovers. This video is about the founder of the "Alpin Rider Center" project, Jacques, and his goal to teach and share his passion for the nature and the river. Video produced by Sofia Parisi and directed by Loic Bailliard

A Kind of Happiness (Entry #16 Short Film of the Year Awards)

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