Soft Floating in the Fields of Spheres Wins Five Awards at Roshani International Film Festival 2026
Gold Wood Pictures is delighted to announce that Soft Floating in the Fields of Spheres has received five awards at the Roshani International Film Festival 2026 in India, marking another significant milestone in the international festival journey of the French feature film.
The film was recognized across directing, acting and multiple film categories, reflecting the different artistic dimensions of the production and its distinctive approach to contemporary independent cinema.
The five awards are:
Best Feature Film
Best Experimental Film
Best Drama Film
Best Actress – Outstanding Achievement — Kristina Lorent
Best Male Director — Peter Korday
Five awards for Soft Floating in the Fields of Spheres
The recognition at the Roshani International Film Festival 2026 represents an important international achievement for Soft Floating in the Fields of Spheres, a French psychological drama written and directed by Peter Korday and produced by Gold Wood Pictures, Paris.
The film stars Kristina Lorent in the central role, carrying a story built around memory, identity, emotional perception and the fluidity of time. Its cinematic language combines psychological drama with experimental visual storytelling, creating a film that moves between different layers of reality and consciousness.
The five awards recognize several aspects of the project. Alongside the Best Feature Film, Best Experimental Film and Best Drama Film awards, Kristina Lorent received the Best Actress – Outstanding Achievement Award, while Peter Korday was honored with Best Male Director.
For Gold Wood Pictures, the result represents recognition not only of the film itself, but also of the creative collaboration behind it.
Kristina Lorent receives Best Actress – Outstanding Achievement
At the centre of Soft Floating in the Fields of Spheres is the performance of Kristina Lorent, whose portrayal is built around emotional restraint, intensity and subtle psychological transformation.
The Best Actress – Outstanding Achievement Award acknowledges a performance that carries much of the film’s emotional and visual structure. Rather than relying on conventional dramatic exposition, the character is developed through gesture, silence, movement, memory and shifting emotional states.
This approach is closely connected to the film’s broader visual language, in which performance, cinematography, sound and rhythm become part of the same cinematic experience.
Peter Korday wins Best Male Director
Director Peter Korday received the Best Male Director Award for his work on the film.
His direction places particular emphasis on atmosphere, visual composition, silence and musical rhythm. Instead of following a strictly conventional narrative structure, the film unfolds through different temporal and psychological layers, allowing the audience to experience the story through emotion and association.
The award recognizes a directorial approach rooted in European arthouse cinema while developing a distinct visual identity of its own.
International recognition for the film
The success at the Roshani International Film Festival adds another chapter to the international journey of Soft Floating in the Fields of Spheres.
Since beginning its festival circulation, the film has continued to attract attention for its combination of psychological drama, experimental filmmaking and visual storytelling.
Receiving awards in three different film categories — Feature Film, Experimental Film and Drama Film — also reflects the hybrid nature of the project. Rather than fitting into a single genre, the film moves between narrative cinema, psychological exploration and a more poetic, image-driven form of filmmaking.
For Gold Wood Pictures, this international recognition reinforces the company’s commitment to producing independent films with a strong artistic identity and a distinctive cinematic language.
A milestone for Gold Wood Pictures
The five awards represent a particularly meaningful moment for the creative team behind the film.
Gold Wood Pictures would like to thank the Roshani International Film Festival, its jury and festival team for recognizing the film, its performances and the artistic work behind the production.
The recognition of Kristina Lorent, Peter Korday and Soft Floating in the Fields of Spheres across five categories marks another important step in the film’s continuing international festival journey.
Produced by Gold Wood Pictures, Paris.
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