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Atonement wins big at Attenboroughs

Atonement continued its stellar awards run and boosted its BAFTA and Academy Award chances when it won four prizes including Best Film at the newly named Richard Attenborough Film Awards. The film...  

31/01/2008 | Awards | UK

Cesar 2008: Un secret challenges La Vie en Rose

With 11 nominations each, Olivier Dahan’s La Vie en Rose and Claude Miller’s Un Secret dominate the nominees selected for the 2008 Cesars, to be awarded on February 22. They are followed by Julian...  

25/01/2008 | Awards | France

Swiss Film Prize goes to Der Freund

Winning awards in the categories of Best Feature and Best Emerging Actor (Philippe Graber), Micha Lewinsky’s Der Freund (“The Friend”) was the star of the show at the 2008 Swiss Film Awards, whose...  

24/01/2008 | Awards | Switzerland

Hello Goodbye lauded at Saarbrücken

The Interfilm jury at the 29th Max Ophüls Prize Film Festival, which was held from January 14-20 in Saarbrücken (Germany), honoured Stefan Jäger’s Hello Goodbye (Tellfilm). The jury’s motivation...  

23/01/2008 | Awards | Switzerland

Dörrie receives top honours at Bavarian Film Awards

Doris Dörrie continues her winning streak. Firstly, it has been confirmed that Cherry Blossoms will screen in competition at Berlin (see news). Secondly, the film – which tells the story of a...  

22/01/2008 | Awards | Germany

11 prize-winners at PISF Awards

In Warsaw yesterday evening, the Polish Film Institute (PISF) presented its PISF Awards for the first time. The awards honour all those who are active in the field of cinema and contribute to the...  

22/01/2008 | Awards | Poland

You, the Living wins Best Film Guldbagge

Roy Andersson and his tragicomedy about humankind, You, the Living, was the darling of last night’s annual ceremony in Stockholm for the Guldbagge Awards, taking home the most prestigious...  

22/01/2008 | Awards | Sweden

Atonement dominates BAFTA nominations

Atonement has snagged 14 nominations for the Orange British Academy Film Awards with La Vie en Rose receiving seven. Atonement has been nominated in the categories Best Film, Best British Film,...  

16/01/2008 | Awards | UK

Producers of And Along Come Tourists win award

The VGF Young Producers Award went this year to Berlin-based company 23|5 Filmproduktion for their work on festival favourite And Along Come Tourists by Robert Thalheim. The award, created in...  

16/01/2008 | Awards | Germany

11 Jussi nominations for A Man’s Job

Aleksi Salmenperä’s A Man’s Job received the most nominations (11) for Finland’s top film honours, the Jussi Awards, including Best Film, Director, Script and Actor (Tommi Korpela). Produced by...  

15/01/2008 | Awards | Finland

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