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    Home » Broken Heart Love Affair’s “Immortal” For Royal Ontario Museum Wins Best of Show At One Screen Short Film Fest

    Broken Heart Love Affair’s “Immortal” For Royal Ontario Museum Wins Best of Show At One Screen Short Film Fest

    By SHOOTFriday, December 2, 2022Updated:Tuesday, May 14, 2024No Comments1996 Views
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    Royal Ontario House's "Immortal" from Broken Heart Love Affair Toronto took Best of Show at the One Screen Short Film Festival
    NEW YORK --

    Film work from eight countries picked up wins last night (12/1) at the 2022 One Screen Short Film Festival, part of The One Club for Creativity. The short fest celebrates global filmmakers from both the advertising and film industries.

    Best of Show went to “Immortal,” created by Broken Heart Love Affair Toronto on behalf of Royal Ontario Museum.  The work also won four Best in Genre honors, in Branded Entertainment Film, Experimental Film, Non-Fiction/Documentary, and Social Media.

    Three entrants had three wins each on the night:

    • “A Future Begins” by Observatory Los Angeles for Chipotle Mexican Grill won for Best in Craft – Production Design, Best in Genre – Music Video, and Best in Region – North America.
    • OPPO Shenzhen won Best in Craft – Remote Production for “Picture Life Together” on behalf of OPPO Reno5, as well as Best in Craft – Visual Effects for “Awaken Colour” for OPPO Find X3.  “Awaken Colour” was also named Best in Region for APAC.
    • Also with three wins was “The Rabbit Hole” by tao/s Mexico City on behalf of SOS International; the honors were for Best in Craft in Directing and Emerging Filmmaker, as well as Best in Genre – Action.

    The complete list of One Screen 2022 winners by category is as follows.

    Best of Show

    • “Immortal” by Broken Heart Love Affair Toronto for Royal Ontario Museum

    Best in Craft

    • Animation (tie): “OFFF Dach 2021 ‘Repeater’ “ by Carbon, Gujarat (India) for OFFF, and “TEDx:REAL” by Substance Sydney for TEDx Sydney
    • Casting: “The Gentle Giant” by R/GA New York for Ad Council, Love Has No Labels
    • Cinematography: “Battle of the Year – Nigeria” by 0307 Films Cape Town for Globacom
    • Directing: “The Rabbit Hole” by tao/s Mexico City for SOS International 
    • Editing: “Don’t Try This At Home” by Cut+Run New York for Vans
    • Emerging Filmmaker: “The Rabbit Hole” by tao/s, Mexico City for SOS International
    • Music Composition: “Uncomposed” by Bensimon Byrne Toronto for White Ribbon
    • Producing: “Black Ice” by HungryMan with Heckler, both in Sydney, for On Running
    • Production Design: “A Future Begins” by Observatory Los Angeles for Chipotle Mexican Grill
    • Remote Production: “Picture Life Together” by OPPO Shenzhen for OPPO Reno5
    • Screenplay: “The Myth” by Wieden+Kennedy Portland
    • Sound Design: “Shout” by VMLY&R Mexico Mexico City for Movistar Telecommunications
    • Title Sequence: “TEDx:REAL” by Substance Sydney for TEDx Sydney
    • Visual Effects: “Awaken Colour” by OPPO Shenzhen for OPPO Find X3

    Best in Genre:

    • Branded Entertainment Film: “Immortal” by Broken Heart Love Affair Toronto for Royal Ontario Museum
    • Experimental Film: “Immortal” by Broken Heart Love Affair Toronto for Royal Ontario Museum
    • Fiction: “The Rabbit Hole” by tao/s, Mexico City for SOS International
    • Independent Film: “Datsun” by Sweetshop & Green Auckland
    • Music Video: “A Future Begins” by Observatory Los Angeles for Chipotle Mexican Grill
    • Non-Fiction/Documentary: “Immortal” by Broken Heart Love Affair  Toronto for Royal Ontario Museum
    • Social Media: “Immortal” by Broken Heart Love Affair Toronto for Royal Ontario Museum

    Along with awarding work in specific Craft and Genre categories, One Screen also presented best-of awards for creative excellence by region.  This year’s regional winners are:

    • Asia Pacific: “Awaken Colour” by OPPO Shenzhen for OPPO Find X3
    • Europe: “Uprooted” by Halal London for UNHCR (United Nations refugee agency)
    • Latin America: “Cempasúchil – The Taste Of Reunion” by Media.Monks Mexico City for Victoria
    • North America: “A Future Begins” by Observatory Los Angeles for Chipotle Mexican Grill
    • Winners were announced last night at the One Screen Short Film Festival 2022 ceremony and screening at the SVA Theater in New York.  To view the complete list of winners, please visit the One Screen website.

    This year’s entries were judged by a jury of leading film directors, producers, agency creatives, and production company heads from around the world.  

    The fast-growing global festival focuses on all forms and aspects of short films — narrative fiction, comedy, passion projects, commercials, branded content, music videos, spec work, animation, sound, movie poster design, title sequences, etc. — and has a mission to celebrate and award filmmakers from around the world working in both the film and ad industries with no limitation and total artistic freedom, all on one screen.  

    As part of The One Club, One Screen has its pedigree in the non-profit organization’s One Show, a leading global awards program for advertising and design.  The One Show was the first ad industry awards competition to recognize original branded content, creating the separate new category of Branded Entertainment in 2003 to accommodate the first work from BMW Films.  

    The One Screen Short Film Festival was launched in 2011 to further honor creative excellence in film. 

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    “Sinners” Tops Critics Choice Awards With 17 Nominations

    Friday, December 5, 2025

    The Critics Choice Association (CCA) unveiled the nominees for the 31st annual Critics Choice Awards with “Sinners” leading the way on the film side with 17 nominations, including for Best Picture while cast members Michael B. Jordan, Wunmi Mosaku, and Miles Caton are up for Best Actor, Best Supporting Actress, and Best Young Actor/Actress respectively. Ryan Coogler was recognized in the categories of Best Director and Best Original Screenplay, and the film also received nods for Best Casting and Ensemble, Best Cinematography, Best Production Design, Best Editing, Best Costume Design, Best Hair and Makeup, Best Visual Effects, Best Stunt Design, Best Song, Best Score, and Best Sound. “One Battle After Another” followed closely behind “Sinners,” earning 14 nominations.

    “Adolescence” leads this year’s television nominees with six nominations including a nod for Best Limited Series. The cast was recognized across multiple categories, with Stephen Graham nominated for Best Actor in a Limited Series or Movie Made for Television. Castmates Owen Cooper and Ashley Walters each received nods for Best Supporting Actor in a Limited Series or Movie Made for Television, while Erin Doherty and Christine Tremarco are both up for Best Supporting Actress in a Limited Series or Movie Made for Television. “Nobody Wants This” was also one of the top-nominated TV contenders, earning five nominations.

    “We are so excited to kick off awards season in the new year, gathering hundreds of TV, film and streaming stars in one glamorous room for the first major awards show of 2026,” said CCA CEO Joey Berlin. “Our voters are the critics and entertainment reporters who help audiences find the best of the best every day, all year long. Their collective... Read More

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