2010 Winners European Film Awards announced, the writer won six
Winners of 2010 European Film Awards were announced this weekend, and the big takeaway is that the European Film Academy liked the writer. The role of Roman Polanski-directed was warmly welcomed by this side of the Atlantic, but it struck me that if swarms of quite the ferocity Oscar did the AGE. Six awards in total, including best picture, director (Polanski), actor (Ewan McGregor), screenwriter (Polanski and Robert Harris), production designer (Albrecht Konrad), and composer (Alexandre Desplat).
The ceremony was not entirely Spirit-written, though: Lourdes, Carlos The Illusionist, and Lebanon were the other winners. Hit the jump for the full list.
EUROPEAN FILM 2010 The writer, France / Germany / UK directed by Roman Polanski Written by Robert Harris and Roman Polanski produced by Robert Benmussa, Alain Sarde and Roman Polanski
EUROPEAN DIRECTOR 2010 Roman Polanski for ghostwriter
EUROPEAN ACTRESS 2010 Sylvie Testud in LOURDES
EUROPEAN ACTOR 2010 Ewan McGregor Writer
2010 EUROPEAN SCREENWRITER: Roman Polanski and Robert Harris for ghostwriter
CARLO DI PALMA EUROPEAN PHOTOGRAPHY PRIZE 2010 Giora Bejach for Lebanon
EUROPEAN EDITOR 2010 Luc Barnier and Carlos Marion Monnier
EUROPEAN Production Designer 2010 Albrecht Konrad for ghostwriter
EUROPEAN COMPOSER 2010 Alexandre Desplat for The Ghost Writer
EUROPEAN DISCOVERY 2010 – Prix FIPRESCI Lebanon, Israel / Germany / France, written and directed by Samuel Maoz produced by Moshe Edery, Leon Edery, David Silber, Uri Sabag, Einat Bickel, Benjamin Girard Mirnik and Illan
European Film Academy Documentary – Prix ARTE DE LA LUZ 2010 Nostalgia (Nostalgia de la Luz), France / Germany / Chile directed by Patricio Guzman
EUROPEAN FILM ACADEMY 2010 animated film by Sylvain Chomet Illusionist
EUROPEAN FILM ACADEMY SHORT FILM 2010 HANOI – Warszawa (Hanoi – Warsaw), Poland Katarzyna Klimkiewicz
EUROPEAN CO-PRODUCTION AWARD – Award 2010 EURIMAGES Ozbatur Zeynep Atakan, producer
European Film Academy Lifetime Achievement Award Bruno Ganz, actor
EUROPEAN ACHIEVEMENT IN WORLD CINEMA 2010 Gabriel Yared, composer
People’s Choice Award for Best European Film 2010 SR. NOBODY written and directed by Jaco van Dormael produced by Philippe Gode