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‘Bugonia,’ ‘Lord of the Flies’ Among 2026 FilmLight Colour Awards Winners

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The awards, announced at ToruńCamerimage in Poland, recognize color grading across five categories. Winners will receive a special full-color version of the festival’s Golden Frog trophy.

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‘Bugonia,’ ‘Lord of the Flies’ Among 2026 FilmLight Colour Awards Winners
Scott Roxborough · 11/11/2026, 9:00:39 AM
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