Archive/ 1980–⁠1989

30th Brno Sixteen

19.–21. 10. 1989

GOLDEN MEDAL
Vychovatel ke strachu – Bulšitfilm: Pavel Marek a Roman Včelák, Czechoslovakia
Bravo-Bravissimo – Pavel Dražan, Czechoslovakia
Snaživec – Pavel Bárta a Hana Hrabětová, Czechoslovakia

29th Brno Sixteen

20.–22. 10. 1988

GOLDEN MEDAL
Mees Paadis – Lauri Aaspõllu, Soviet Union
Miss Rock’n Roll – Ivan Tatíček a collective, Czechoslovakia

28th Brno Sixteen

22.–25. 10. 1987

GOLDEN MEDAL
Saga po motivam našego vremeni – Igor Vasiljev, Soviet Union
Kilka dni latem – Piotr Majdrowicz a Janusz Piwowarski, Poland

27th Brno Sixteen

6.–9. 11. 1986

GOLDEN MEDAL
Sudny deň – Džamal Musakov a kolektiv, Soviet Union
Útočiště – Petr Hvižď, Czechoslovakia

26th Brno Sixteen

10.–13. 10. 1985

GOLDEN MEDAL
Stínohra – Petr Hvižď, Czechoslovakia
Míjení – Olga Černohorská a Josef Psohlavec a Pavel Ries, Czechoslovakia

25th Brno Sixteen

11.–14. 10. 1984

GOLDEN MEDAL
Mat – Pavel Bárta a kolektiv, Czechoslovakia
Pfannkuchen-Film / Omeletový film – Werner Wehnert, West Germany
A Felvétel / Záběr – György Sandor, Hungary

24th Brno Sixteen

27.–30. 10. 1983

GOLDEN MEDAL
Anonimnoje pismo – Michail Rail, Soviet Union
Az utolsó itélet – László Vági, Hungary
Odjezd – Václav Koubek, Czechoslovakia

23rd Brno Sixteen

28.–31. 10. 1982

GOLDEN MEDAL
Měždu ljudmi – O. Adamovite a A. Slavinskas, Lithuanian Soviet Socialist Republic
Propast – Pavel Dražan, Czechoslovakia

22nd Brno Sixteen

22.–24. 10. 1981

GOLDEN MEDAL
Ulybka – Michail Ralli, Soviet Union
The Ages of Man – Wallace M. Shaw, USA
Podivná hostina – Pavel Bárta, Czechoslovakia

21st Brno Sixteen

16.–19. 10. 1980

GOLDEN MEDAL
Pauliina – Pertti Ahonen, Finland
Equinoxe / Rovnodennosť – Štefan Lelovič, Czechoslovakia