The 10th Slovak National Film Awards The Sun in a Net 2019, presented by the Slovak Film and Television Academy (SFTA), will honour the most remarkable films and creative accomplishment of Slovak cinema. The Gala ceremony will take place on Friday, April 17, 2020 and will be broadcasted live on TV channel Jednotka (RTVS).

The Slovak nomination for the Best International Feature Film Award of the American Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS), also known as the Oscar, is Let There Be Light by Marko Škop.

The Slovak Film and Television Academy (SFTA) granted the Slovak national film awards The Sun in a Net 2019 on Friday, April 5. The most awarded film was The Interpreter (d. Martin Šulík) which won six prizes including the one for Best Fiction Film. Documentarian Marek Kuboš won Best documentary for The Last Self-Portrait and directors Katarína Kerekesová and Ivana Šebestová won Best Animation for the TV special Mimi & Lisa – Christmas Lights Mystery.

Slovak Film and Television Academy (SFTA) will once again honour the most remarkable films and creative accomplishment of Slovak cinema. Slovak National Film Awards The Sun in a Net 2019 will be announced Friday, April 5, 2019 during the Gala ceremony, broadcasted live on TV channel Jednotka (RTVS).

Members of the Slovak Film and Television Academy (SFTA) voted in a first round and selected nominees for the Slovak National Film Awards The Sun in a Net 2016 in particular categories. Slovak films premiered in 2014 and 2015 compete for this award. The members of the Academy selected the films from 13 feature films, 19 documentaries and 10 animation films.

 The Slovak Film and Television Academy (SFTA) nominated two Slovak films for the European Film Awards – feature fiction debut Children by Jaro Vojtek and documentary also directed by Vojtek So Far, So Near.

For the second time, the competition sections of Finale Plzen (Pilsen, Czech Republic) were opened for Slovak films to participate in the Festival´s four official competitions and scored two of the main Golden Kingfisher awards: for the Best Documentary and the Best TV Serial Production.

The closing of the jubilee 20th edition of the Kino Pavasaris Vilnius FF (March 19 – April 2, 2015) was a successful evening the the debut feature by Ivan Ostrochovský Koza (2015).

The MIDPOINTworkshop, aimed at supporting talents and script developing, announced it winners on August 29, 2015 at FAMU, in Prague. Among the awarded were two Slovak projects: Why We Believe and The Contest.