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Fantasia Festival Honors Vampire Mockumentary, Animated, Canadian Features

8/6/2026

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Nicky Murphy’s vampire mockumentary “I Love Paris” won audience award for Best International Feature at Fantasia International Film Festival in Montreal.
Masanao Kawajiri’s “Cherry and Virgin” received Gold award for Best Animated Feature.
Michael Gabriele’s “Unholy Night” earned Gold award for Best Canadian Feature.
Harrison Houde’s “Tight Lettuce” captured Gold award for Best Québec Feature.
Cho Chul-young, Kim Jong-woo and Kim Shin-wan directed “The Seoul Guardians,” winning Best Documentary.

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Story summary

Nicky Murphy’s vampire mockumentary “I Love Paris” won audience award for Best International Feature at Fantasia International Film Festival in Montreal.
Masanao Kawajiri’s “Cherry and Virgin” received Gold award for Best Animated Feature.
Michael Gabriele’s “Unholy Night” earned Gold award for Best Canadian Feature.
Harrison Houde’s “Tight Lettuce” captured Gold award for Best Québec Feature.
Cho Chul-young, Kim Jong-woo and Kim Shin-wan directed “The Seoul Guardians,” winning Best Documentary.