The 20th DocsBarcelona festival already has winners

• The documentary "Los Niños" (The Children) by Maite Alberdi, wins best film at DocsBarcelona
• The festival was 50% bigger than the previous edition, and twice as long, with 16,000 viewers
• The festival closed with a screening of  "La Chana", with a live performance by its subject, the dancer Antonia Santiago Amador, known as La Chana.

Premio DocsBarcelona TV3 Mejor Película, LOS NIÑOS (THE GROW-UPS) de Maite Alberdi.

Premio Nuevo Talento. LAST MEN IN ALEPPO de Feras Fayyad.

Premio Latitud DocsBarcelona. AL OTRO LADO DEL MURO de Pau Ortiz.

Menció Especial del Jurado Latitud DocsBarcelona. LOS OFENDIDOS de Marcela Zamora.

Premio What the Doc. Premoi Ex-Aequo per WOMAN AND THE GLACIER de Audrius Stonys i YOU HAVE NO IDEA HOW MUCH I LOVE YOU de Pawel Lozinsky.

Premio Amnistia Internacional Catalunya. MACHINES de Rahul Jain.

Premio del Público. JERICÓ, EL INFINITO VUELO DE LOS DÍAS de Catalina Mesa.

Premio DOC-U. MAMÁ, SIEMPRE de Dana Natera.

Premio Docs&Teens. ASTRAL de Jordi Évole i Ramón Lara.

Premio DocsBarcelona del Mes. JOANA BIARNÉS, UNA ENTRE TOTS de Jordi Rovira i Òscar Moreno.

The new talent award went to Feras Fayyad, in his debut, "Last Men in Aleppo". The audience award was won by "Jericó, el infinito vuelo de los días" (Jericho, the infinite flight of days), by Catalina Mesa.

The screening of "La Chana" was attended by the director, Lucija Stojevic, and the dancer herself, who thrilled the audience with a brief performance