Into Film Awards 2025: The Winners
24 Jun 2025 in Into Film AwardsWatch the incredible winning films from this year's Into Film Awards, find out more about our winners, and watch highlights from the star-studded event.
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Insightful documentary following the career of Demis Hassabis, a scientific pioneer in the advances of artificial general intelligence.
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Ethan Hunt and his highly skilled IMF team find themselves in a race against time as a destructive A.I. threatens the entire world with nuclear war.
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Documentary following a family whose wild, free life in the Norwegian wilderness is disrupted by a tragic event, forcing them into modern society.
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In 1976, as civil unrest sends Argentina into chaos, a world-weary English teacher at a boarding school sees his life turned around by a penguin.
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A double bill of new animated short films adapted from the hugely popular picture books created by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler.
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Set in 1960s Florida, a young Black teenager finds himself wrongfully sent to a racist and abusive reform school, where he soon plans his escape.
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French language WWII animated fable about a poor woodcutter’s wife who finds a baby in the snow near a concentration camp and raises her as her own.
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French language stop-motion animation about a community who seek to prevent deforestation in Borneo.
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Read MoreLive-action and animated hybrid following the adventures of the tiny blue Smurfs as they step into the real world for a daring rescue mission.
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Read MoreDocumentary about NASA's James Webb Space Telescope and its stunningly detailed images of galaxies billions of light years away.
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A space-crazed human boy finds himself on a cosmic misadventure and a journey of self-discovery, making friends and negotiating with alien lifeforms.
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On an island where Vikings and dragons are at war with one another, a young, curious Viking named Hiccup befriends a dragon known as the Night Fury.
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