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3203 articles available in total starting from 01/07/2002. Last article published on 14/10/2026.

Five Roberts for We Shall Overcome

Niels Arden Oplev’s We Shall Overcome, the favourite of this year’s Robert Awards, turned five of its 16 nominations into wins at last Sunday’s award ceremony, held at Danmark Radio’s headquarters...  

10/02/2007 | Awards | Denmark

Second win for Khadak

The Minister for Culture, Youth and Sports for the Flemish Community, Bert Anciaux, presented Peter Brosens and Jessica Woodworth with the CultuurPrijs van Vlaanderen 2006 voor Film (2006 Flemish...  

08/02/2007 | Awards | Belgium

Kaurismäki wins top Jussi award

During the annual awards film ceremony held last Sunday night in Helsinki, Aki Kaurismaki received the Jussi award for Best Film of the Year, for Lights in the Dusk, presented to him by French...  

06/02/2007 | Awards | Finland

Belgians out to conquer Cesars

Although the Cesars awards ceremony, which will take place on February 24, will present a prize to the Best French Film of 2006, many of the nominations have Belgian connections. Aside from Rachid...  

30/01/2007 | Awards | Belgium

Eagle nominations 2007

The list of nominees for the 2007 Eagles – which will be presented on March 3 by the Polish Film Academy – was announced yesterday afternoon. The ninth edition of the competition is largely...  

30/01/2007 | Awards | Poland

Sundance audiences warm up for Once

The Irish film Once, directed and written by John Carney (On the Edge), has won the World Cinema Audience Award in the dramatic category at the 2007 Sundance Film Festival. Discovered by Sundance...  

30/01/2007 | Awards | Ireland

Sundance smiles on Babluani

After winning the 2006 Grand Prize in the World Competition section at Sundance 2006 for his debut feature 13 (Tzameti) (see Focus) – which recently opened in Spain – young Georgian-born French...  

29/01/2007 | Awards | France

Volver and Pan's Labyrinth shine at the Goyas

Pedro Almodóvar's Volver (see Focus), with its five awards, and Guillermo del Toro's Pan's Labyrinth with seven, were the top winners of the 21st edition of the Goya Awards. Alatriste, nominated...  

29/01/2007 | Awards | Spain

Cesars 2007: Bouchareb, Canet and Ferran head nominations

With nine nominations each, box office hits Rachid Bouchareb’s Days of Glory (see Focus) and Guillaume Canet’s Tell No One are vying for the title of Best French Film of 2006 and dominate the list...  

26/01/2007 | Awards | France

And the winner is ... Vitus

Fredi M. Murer’s Vitus (see Focus) was named Best Film of the Year at the 2007 Swiss Film Awards, which took place yesterday as part of the 42nd Solothurn Film Days. The jury honoured "a film rich...  

25/01/2007 | Awards | Switzerland

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