Spain's Pomares wins at quirky Serbia film festival Spanish director Fernando Pomares won the top prize at Serbia's quirky Kuestendorf film festival in the rustic mountain village of Drvengrad, which ended Monday. The Kuestendorf festival, founded by Serb director Emir Kusturica, is a long way from Cannes with the red carpet treatment replaced by a carpet of snow and sweaters instead of tuxedos. Pomares won the Serbian festival's top prize, the Golden Egg, for his short film "Alto Sauce," the Tanjug news agency reported. The runners-up Silver Egg went to Serb filmmaker Jelena Gavrilovic for her short 'Momci gde ste' -- rough translation 'Where have all the guys gone?" while the Bronze Egg was awarded to Polish director Piotr Subbotko for his film "Glasgow." These films were deemed to be the best among some 20 independent movies in competition, including candidates from Belgium, Britain, Estonia, Italy, Canada, France and the United States. Kusturica -- a two-time Golden Palm winner at the Cannes film festival -- relishes mixing with the guests at Drvengrad, which has been his home since 2006.