The European Film Academy revealed the winners of the European Film Awards, honouring the best of European cinema. 1.000 international guests, nominees and presenters celebrated the winners in 22 categories during a festive ceremony at the KKL Luzern on the shores of Lake Lucerne in Switzerland.
Benjamin Kračun BSC took home the European cinematography award for The Substance.
With five awards (European Film, Director, Screenwriter, Actress and the Excellence Award for European Editing) Emilia Pérez was the winner with most awards. The European Film Awards are the most renowned and prestigious awards for European film. The celebration marked the sparkling highlight and conclusion of the Academy’s initiative Month of European Film that kicked off a month earlier.
The gala was streamed and broadcast live by 30 partners from 18 countries across Europe.
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European cinematography
Benjamin Kračun BSC, The Substance
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European film
Emilia Pérez
European director
Jacques Audiard, Emilia Pérez
European actor
Abou Sangare, Souleymane’s Story
European actress
Karla Sofía Gascón, Emilia Pérez
European screenwriter
Jacques Audiard, Emilia Pérez
European documentary
No Other Land
European animated film
Flow
European discovery prize
Armand
European short film
The Man Who Could Not Remain Silent
European young audience award
The Remarkable Life of Ibelin
European editing
Emilia Pérez
European production design
The Girl With The Needle
European costume design
The Devil’s Bath
European hair and make-up
When The Light Breaks
European original score
The Girl With The Needle
European visual effects
The Substance
European sound
Souleymane’s Story
European university film award
Three Kilometres To The End Of The World
European lifetime achievement award
Wim Wenders
European achievement in world cinema
Isabella Rossellini
Eurimages international co-production
Labina Mitevska
