Welcome to Seville, Spain, for the 31st European Film Awards. Winners have just been announced for the European Film Academy’s annual honors. Critically acclaimed Cold War, written and directed by Paweł Pawlikowski, took the most awards on the night. In fact, it dominated. Films like Dogman, Girl, and The Death of Stalin also came away with prizes. The full list of winners are here:
EUROPEAN FILM
COLD WAR / ZIMNA WOJNA – Poland, UK, France
EUROPEAN COMEDY
THE DEATH OF STALIN / LA MORT DE STALINE – France, UK, Belgium
EUROPEAN DISCOVERY – PRIX FIPRESCI
GIRL – Belgium, The Netherlands
EUROPEAN DOCUMENTARY
BERGMAN – A YEAR IN A LIFE / BERGMAN – ETT ÅR, ETT LIV – Sweden, Germany
EUROPEAN ANIMATED FEATURE FILM
ANOTHER DAY OF LIFE – Poland, Spain, Belgium, Germany, Hungary
EUROPEAN SHORT FILM
THE YEARS / GLI ANNI – Italy, France (20 min)
EUROPEAN CO-PRODUCTION AWARD
Konstantinos Kontovrakis and Giorgos Karnavas
EUROPEAN DIRECTOR
PAWEL PAWLIKOWSKI – COLD WAR / Zimna wojna
EUROPEAN ACTRESS
JOANNA KULIG – COLD WAR / Zimna wojna
EUROPEAN ACTOR
MARCELLO FONTE – DOGMAN
EUROPEAN SCREENWRITER
PAWEL PAWLIKOWSKI – COLD WAR / Zimna wojna
EUROPEAN FILM ACADEMY LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
CARMEN MAURA
EUROPEAN ACHIEVEMENT IN WORLD CINEMA
RALPH FIENNES
EUROPEAN CINEMATOGRAPHER
Martin Otterbeck – U – JULY 22 / UTØYA 22. JULI
EUROPEAN EDITOR
Jarosław Kamiński – COLD WAR / ZIMNA WOJNA
EUROPEAN PRODUCTION DESIGNER
Andrey Ponkratov – THE SUMMER / LETO
EUROPEAN COSTUME DESIGNER
Massimo Cantini Parrini – DOGMAN
EUROPEAN HAIR & MAKE-UP ARTIST
Dalia Colli, Lorenzo Tamburini & Daniela Tartari – DOGMAN
EUROPEAN SOUND DESIGNER
André Bendocchi-Alves & Martin Steyer – THE CAPTAIN / DER HAUPTMANN
EUROPEAN VISUAL EFFECTS SUPERVISOR
Peter Hjorth – BORDER / GRÄNS
EUROPEAN COMPOSER
Christoph M. Kaiser & Julian Maas – 3 DAYS IN QUIBERON / 3 TAGE IN QUIBERON
