13th Annual Quebec International Festival of Science and Film
GO FIGURE!
2003 Awards
Téléscience is proud to announce the award winners of GO FIGURE !, 13th Annual Quebec International Festival of Science and Film. During this ceremony, hosted by Gregory Charles, in attendance of Madame la Sous-Ministre associée à la Science et à la Technologie au Ministère du Développement Économique et Régional., 8 awards have been handed :

Grand Prize for the Best Film (all categories)
Awarded to A Nose for Danger, Guido Martens (Belgium, 2003)

Award for Excellence in Scientific Content
Awarded to HORIZON – HOMEOPATHY: THE TEST, Jonathan Renouf (United Kingdom, 2002)

Award for Excellence in Popularizing Science
Awarded to MENACES SUR LE TOIT DU MONDE, Alain Belhumeur (Canada, 2003)

Award for Excellence in Film or Television
Awarded to OPÉRATION LUNE, William Karel (France, 2002)

Award for the Best Film on Science and Society
Awarded to OPÉRATION LUNE, William Karel (France, 2002)

Award for the Best Film from Quebec
Awarded to CHEFS-D’ŒUVRES PATHOLOGIQUES, Chantal Théorêt (Canada, 2003)

President’s Award (all categories)
Awarded to LES DEUX CÔTÉS DU MIROIR, Jean-Yves Collet, Christophe Lemire (France, 2003)

Led by astrophysicist Daniel Kunth, the members of the International Jury for GO FIGURE! were : Michel A. Bouchard, professor and researcher, Patrice Goldberg, scientific journalist, Nadia Hatori, communications consultant and scientifics TV shows producer, Cécile Lestienne, scientific journalist and Mark Sandiford, filmmaker.

Award from the Young Scientists Jury*
Awarded to LE FILS DU ROI SINGE, Frédéric Fougea (France, 2003)

Young Scientists Jury ‘s Special Mention
For CECI N’EST PAS EINSTEIN, Catherine Fol (Canada, 2003)

The spokesperson for the Young Scientists Jury is Anila Madiraju, 18 years old, Collège Marianopolis. Members of the Young Scientists Jury for GO FIGURE! were: David Rancourt,18 yrs, Cégep de Shawinigan, Luc Philippe-Filiatrault, 16 yrs, Collège Ville-Marie, Sophie Gobeil, 16 yrs, Collège Durocher, Thimothée Govare, 15 yrs, Collège Stanislas, Marie-Pier Leclerc, 11 yrs, École Marc-Aurèle Fortin and Antoine Laperle, 10 yrs, École Napoléon-Bourassa.
* Téléscience chose the Young Scientists Jury in cooperation with the Conseil de développement du loisir scientifique (CDLS)