Tomboy (Dir. Céline Sciamma, ); PorNO / Бес Пор No (Dir. Aleksander Shapiro, ); Simple Simon / I rymden finns inga känslor, (Dir. Andreas Öhman, ); The practice in beauty / Упражнения в прекрасном, (Dir. Viktor Shamirov,); Whatsoeverly / Qualunquemente,(Dir. Giulio Manfredonia, ); Lapland Odyssey / Napapiirin sankarit,(Dir. Dome Karukoski, , , ); Shelter / Podslon, (Dir. Dragomir Sholev, ); Holy Business / Świety Interes, (Dir. Maciej Wojtyszko, ); Kill me please, (Dir.Olias Barco, ); Love in a Puff (film) / Chi ming yu chun giu, (Dir.Pang Ho-Cheung, ); Submarine, (Dir.Richard Ayoade,, ); 2 Night(Dir.Roi Werner, ); A Useful Life / La vida útil, (Dir.Federico Vejroj, , ); Almanya – Welcome to Germany / Almanya - Willkommen in Deutschland, (Dir.Yasemin Samdereli, ). Non-competitive program The non-competitive program included a line-up of favorites from the year's world festival circuit – the Festival of festivals, a retrospective of Monty Python, two retrospectives – “Made in Odesa” and “Ukrainian Comedies” as well as two national programs – “The French Panorama” and “New Russian cinema.” Special screenings included the CIS premiere of Sebastian Dehnhardt’s documentary film Klitschko, Lars von Trier's Melancholia, Wim Wenders's Pina, and Tom Hanks's Larry Crown. Ukrainian premieres included Le Havre (Dir.Aki Kaurismäki), Three (Dir.Tom Tykwer),"Life in a Day (Dir.Kevin Macdonald), Habemus Papam (Dir.Nanni Moretti), A Distant Neighborhood (Dir.Sam Garbarski) Special events For the first time, the festival program was enriched with a new event called “KINO_LIVE,” - a series of film-concerts held in an outdoor venue. In this new screening space – the steps of the Langeronovskiy Descent, masterworks of film were presented with live musical accompaniment. Such works included the films of Georges Melies, which were presented to the audiences by the filmmaker’s great granddaughter and great great grandson. Esteban Sapir's Avant-garde Argentinean film Antenna was screened accompanied by the Ukrainian rock group “Еsthetic Education”. As it was with the first Odesa Film Festival, one of the most awe-inspiring events of the week was the outdoor screening on the Potemkin Stairs. On 16 July, this famous staircase became a theater for over two thousand viewers who gathered together to watch Fritz Lang’s 1927 classic Metropolis with the accompaniment of a full symphonic orchestra. Winners Winners of the 2nd Odesa International Film Festival-2010 On 23 July 2011, at the closing ceremony in the Opera House, the jury announced the winners of the 2nd Odesa International Film Festival:Grand Prix of the