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2961 articles available in total starting from 01/07/2002. Last article published on 22/12/2025.

3 Bodils for Open Hearts

Echoing its success at the recent Robert Awards (the Danish “Oscars”), Open Hearts by Susanne Bier won three top Bodil Awards: Danish film of the year, best supporting actress for Paprika Steen...  

03/03/2003 | Awards | Denmark

Hop gets 5 Plateau Noms

Awards - Belgium Hop heads Plateau nominations Belgium’s Joseph Plateau 2001-2002 awards will be presented on Saturday 29 March. Organised by the International Flanders-Gand Film Festival, the...  

28/02/2003 | Awards | Belgium

Salzburg Script Prize

The Salzburg Script Prize was set up to help and encourage young writers. The deadline for submissions of treatments and/or scripts to the 2003 Salzburg Script Award Competition is 28 March for...  

26/02/2003 | Austria | Awards

Belgian talent wins in France

Belgian actress, Cécile de France won the César Award on Saturday 22 February for most promising newcomer of the year, for her inspired work in Cédric Klapisch’s L’auberge espagnole. The film is...  

24/02/2003 | Awards | France/Belgium

Love, Romanian style triumphs in Mons

Occident by Christian Mungiu wins Mons, awards also for Valeria Golino for Respiro and Lazaro Ramos for Madame Satâ  

24/02/2003 | Awards | Belgium

BAFTA Winners

Polanski's Pianist wins best film & director in London with European victories for Zeta-Jones, Day-Lewis, & The Warrior  

24/02/2003 | Awards | UK

Polanski’s wins seven Césars

The Pianist sweeps the boards at the 28th Césars and takes home 7 including best film, director and actor. Isabelle Carré is best actress & Bernard Le Coq best supporting actor  

24/02/2003 | Awards | France

Waiting for César

There can be only one: will it be Ozon, or Philibert's Etre et Avoir? Polanski permitting, of course. And what about the actresses? All will be revealed Saturday night in Paris  

21/02/2003 | Awards | France

Hollywood conquers London

Everything's ready for Sunday's ceremony, although American talent and titles dominate what should be a British event  

21/02/2003 | Awards | UK

A right "Coq-up"

According to Henry Ingberg, the secretary-general of Belgium’s French Community, Belgian journalists performed a disservice to the national film industry last year, so no “Coq Awards” for them...  

18/02/2003 | Awards | Belgian

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