Youth Jury Awards
Best Picture (ages 9+): Earth: One Amazing Day
Best Picture (ages 13+): Speak Up

Most Innovative Short Film
(ages 9+): How to Make Hamburgers
Most Innovative Short Film
(ages 13+): “The Talk” True Stories About the Birds & the Bees

Most Inspirational Short Film
(ages 9+): In a Heartbeat
Most Inspirational Short Film
(ages 13+): Morit Elena Morit

Honorable Mentions
Most Inspirational & Innovative (ages 9+): Mountain of SGaana
Most Inspirational (13+): In a Heartbeat

National Film Board of Canada Award for Best Animated Short: Birdlime

Adult Jury Awards
Best Picture: Treasures
Edith Lando Peace Prize for the film that best utilizes the power of cinema to further the goal of social justice and peace: Speak Up

2018 Adult Jury:
Norman Armour – Artistic & Executive director of the PuSh International Performing Arts Festival
Anne-Mary Mullen – Senior Programmer & General Manager of the Vancouver Latin American Film Festival
Shana Myara – writer and cultural worker who has led the artistic programming of the Vancouver Queer Film Festival

Best Picture (ages 9+): Heidi
Best Picture (ages 13+): The Sun At Midnight
Most Innovative Short Film (ages 9+): Stems
Most Innovative Short Film(ages 13+): Totems
Most Inspirational Short Films (ages 9+): Fulfilament
Most Inspirational Short Film (ages 13+): Fears
National Film Board of Canada Award for Best Animated Short: I Am Here

Adult Jury Award for Best Picture: Heidi
Edith Lando Peace Prize for the film that best utilizes the power of cinema to further the goal of social justice and peace: Play Your Gender

Best Picture (ages 9+): How to Steal a Dog
Best Picture (ages 13+): Hördur – Between Worlds
Most Innovative Short Film (ages 9+): Lila
Most Innovative Short Film (ages 13+): Opossum
Most Inspirational Short Film (ages 9+): I’ve Just Had a Dream
Most Inspirational Short Film (ages 13+): Kuma Hina: A Place in the Middle
National Film Board of Canada Award for Best Animated Short: The Story of Percival Pilts

Honorable Mentions:
Most Innovative Short Film (all ages): Junk
Most Innovative Short Film (ages 9+): Mr. Violet
Most Inspirational Short Film (ages 9+): Dreaming of Peggy Lee

Adult Jury Award for Best Picture: Phantom Boy
Edith Lando Peace Prize for the film that best utilizes the power of cinema to further the goal of social justice and peace: Hördur – Between Worlds

Youth Jury Award for Best Picture (ages 9+): The Outlaw League (La Gang Hors-La-Loi)
Youth Jury Award for Best Picture (ages 13+): All the Time in the World
Most Innovative Short Film (ages 9+): Nuts, Nothing and Nobody
Most Inspirational Short Film (ages 9+): Strings
Most Inspirational Short Film (ages 13+): Alex
Most Innovative Short Film (ages 9+): Sissy
Most Innovative Short Film (ages 13+): Teenage Dance
National Film Board of Canada Award for Best Animated Short: Rabbit and Deer

Youth Jury Award for Best Picture (ages 9+): Felix
Youth Jury Award for Best Picture (ages 13+): Approved for Adoption
Special Youth Jury Award:
 We Don’t Wanna Make You Dance
Special Youth Jury Award
: Shana: The Wolf’s Music
National Film Board of Canada Award for Best Animation: The Missing Scarf
Youth Jury Award for Most Innovative Short Film (ages 9+): A Girl Named Elastika
Youth Jury Award for Most Inspirational Short Film (ages 9+): 
Silent Voices
Youth Jury Award for Most Innovative Short Film (ages 13+): 
Wind
Youth Jury Award for Most Inspirational Short Film (ages 13+)
: Snowflake

Adult Jury Award for Best Picture: Approved for Adoption
Edith Lando Peace Prize for the film that best utilizes the power of cinema to further the goal of social justice and peace: Regret!

Youth Jury Award for Best Picture (ages 9+) – tied
Ernest & Célestine, directed by Stéphane Aubier, Vincent Patar and Benjamin Renner
Alfie, The Little Werewolf, directed by Joram Lürsen
Youth Jury Award for Best Picture (ages 13+): Wunderkinder, directed by Marcus O. Rosenmüller
Most Innovative Short Film (ages 9+): Alimation, directed by Alexandre Dubosc
Most Inspirational Short Film (ages 9+): The Letter, directed by Angel Manuel Soto
Most Innovative Short Film (ages 13+): Una Furtiva Lagrima, directed by Carlo Vogele
Most Inspirational Short Film (ages 13+): Grandmothers, directed by Afarin Eghbal
National Film Board of Canada Award for Best Animated Short: My Strange Grandfather, directed by Dina Velikovskaya

Adult Jury Award for Best Picture: Ernest & Célestine, directed by Stéphane Aubier, Vincent Patar and Benjamin Renner
Edith Lando Peace Prize: Ernest & Célestine, directed by Stéphane Aubier, Vincent Patar and Benjamin Renner

Most Innovative Short Film (ages 9+): A Tax on Bunny Rabbits, directed by Nathaniel Akin
Most Inspirational Short Film (ages 9+): The Basketball Game, directed by Hart Snider
Most Innovative Short Film (ages 13+): Luminaris, directed by Juan Pablo Zaramelia
Most Inspirational Short Film (ages 13+): Parkdale, directed by Lisa Jackson
NFB Award for Best Animated Short: Wild Life, directed by Amanda Forbis & Wendy Tilby
Youth Jury Award for Best Picture (ages 9+): The Magicians, directed by Joram Lürsen
Youth Jury Award for Best Picture (ages 13+): Lost in Africa, directed by Vibeke Muasya

Adult Jury Award for Best Picture: Colorful, directed by Keiichi Hara
The Edith Lando Peace Prize: Colors of the Mountain, by Carlos César Arbeláez.
The Edith Lando Peace Prize offers a $500 cash award for the film that utilizes the power of the motion picture to further the goal of social justice and peace.

Youth Jury Award for Best Picture (ages 9+): Eep!, by Lemming Films (Netherlands)
Youth Jury Award for Best Documentary (ages 13+): The First Movie, directed by Mark Cousins (Canada/ United Kingdom/ Iraq)
National Film Board of Canada Award for Best Animated Film (all ages): I Was the Child of Holocaust Survivors, directed by Ann Marie Fleming (Canada)
Most Inspirational Short Film (ages 8+): Missile Crisis, directed by Jaye Davidson (United States)
Most Innovative Short Film (ages 8+): The Gidji, directed by Pat Herford (Australia)
Most Inspirational Short Film (ages 13+): Cry Rock, directed by Banchi Hanuse (Canada)
Most Innovative Short Film (ages 13+): The Formation of Clouds, directed by Marie-Hélène Turcotte (Canada)
Honorary Mention: Flawed, directed by Andrea Dorfman (Canada)

Adult Jury Award for Best Picture: 7, or Why I Exist, directed by Antje Starost, Hans Helmut Grotjahn (Germany)
Edith Lando Peace Prize: One Big Hapa Family, directed by Jeff Chiba Stearns (Canada)