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Venēcijas Kinofestivālā Godalgotās Filmas LNB Audiovizuālās Lasītavas Krājumā (Sakārtotas Pēc Filmas Apbalvošanas Gada) Venēcijas kinofestivālā godalgotās filmas LNB Audiovizuālās lasītavas krājumā (sakārtotas pēc filmas apbalvošanas gada) Festivāla gads Nosaukums Režisors Godalgas Venēcijas festivālā 1932 Путевка в жизнь = Road to Life Николай Экк Audience Referendum (Best Director) 1934 The invisible man James Whale Special Recommendation Josef von Sternberg; Lucien 1935 The Devil Is a Woman Ballard Best Cinematography 1936 Ave Maria Johannes Riemann Special Recommendation 1936 Mr. Deeds Goes to Town Frank Capra Special Recommendation Anthony Asquith, Leslie 1938 Pygmalion Howard Volpi Cup for the Best Actor (Leslie Howard) 1938 Le quai des brumes = Port of shadows Marcel Carné Special Recommendation 1947 Quai des Orfèvres Henri-Georges Clouzot Silver Lion for Best Direction Grand International Prize of Venice; Volpi Cup for Best Actress (Jean Simmons); Golden Osella (Best 1948 Hamlet Laurence Olivier Cinematography) 1948 Oliver Twist David Lean Golden Osella (Outstanding Technical Contribution) 1951 Rashōmon Akira Kurosawa Golden Lion; Italian Film Critics Award Grand Jury Prize; Volpi Cup for Best Actress (Vivien 1951 A Streetcar Named Desire Elia Kazan Leigh) 1951 Ace in the hole Billy Wilder International Award 1952 Jeux interdits = Forbidden Games René Clément Golden Lion 1953 Moulin Rouge John Huston Silver Lion 1953 Ugetsu monogatari Kenji Mizoguchi Silver Lion; Pasinetti Award Silver Lion; International Catholic Organization for Cinema and Audiovisual (OCIC) Award; Pasinetti 1954 On the Waterfront Elia Kazan Award 1954 Shichinin no samurai = Seven samurai Akira Kurosawa Silver Lion 1954 La strada Federico Fellini Silver Lion 1955 Ordet = The Word Carl Theodor Dreyer Golden Lion 1958 Smultronstället = Wild Strawberries Ingmar Bergman Pasinetti Award 1959 Anatomy of a Murder Otto Preminger Volpi Cup for the Best Actor (James Stewart) 1959 Popiol i diament = Ashes and Diamonds Andrzej Wajda FIPRESCI Prize Rocco e i suoi fratelli = Rocco and His 1960 Brothers Luchino Visconti Grand Jury Prize; FIPRESCI Prize 1960 The Apartment Billy Wilder Volpi Cup for Best Actress (Shirley Maclaine) 1960 Shadows John Cassavetes Pasinetti Award L'année dernière à Marienbad = Last Year in 1961 Marienbad Alain Resnais Golden Lion 1961 Yojimbo Akira Kurosawa Volpi Cup for the Best Actor (Toshirō Mifune) 1962 Иваново детство = Ivan's Childhood Андрей Таркoвский Golden Lion 1963 Вступление = Introduction to Life Игорь Таланкин Grand Jury Prize International Catholic Organization for Cinema and 1963 Hud Martin Ritt Audiovisual (OCIC) Award 1965 Gertrud Carl Theodor Dreyer FIPRESCI Prize International Catholic Organization for Cinema and 1966 Au Hasard Balthazar Robert Bresson Audiovisual (OCIC) Award 1967 Belle de jour = Beauty of the Day Luis Buñuel Golden Lion; Pasinetti Award 1967 La chinoise Jean-Luc Godard Grand Jury Prize Volpi Cup for the Best Actor (John Marley); Pasinetti 1968 Faces John Cassavetes Award 1972 A Clockwork Orange Stanley Kubrick Pasinetti Award 1979 Осенний марафон = Autumn Marathon Георгий Данелия Pasinetti Award Golden Lion; International Catholic Organization for 1980 Gloria John Cassavetes Cinema and Audiovisual (OCIC) Award 1982 Der Stand der Dinge = The State of Things Wim Wenders Golden Lion; FIPRESCI Prize 1982 Агония = Agony Элем Климов FIPRESCI Prize 1983 Fanny and Alexander Ingmar Bergman FIPRESCI Prize 1983 Zelig Woody Allen Pasinetti Award 1985 Sans toit ni loi = Vagabond Agnès Varda Golden Lion; FIPRESCI Prize Golden Lion; International Catholic Organization for 1987 Au revoir les enfants Louis Malle Cinema and Audiovisual (OCIC) Award Golden Ciak; Pasinetti Award; Golden Osella (Best 1989 I Want to Go Home Alain Resnais Screenplay) 1990 Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead Tom Stoppard Golden Lion; Pasinetti Award 1991 The fisher king Terry Gilliam Silver Lion 1991 My Own Private Idaho Gus Van Sant Volpi Cup for the Best Actor (River Phoenix) 1991 Mississippi Masala Mira Nair Golden Osella (Best Original Screenplay) Golden Lion; Pasinetti Award; FIPRESCI Prize; Special 1993 Short Cuts Robert Altman Volpi Cup 1994 Heavenly creatures Peter Jackson Silver Lion prize Michelangelo Antonioni; 1995 Al di là delle nuvole = Beyond the Clouds Wim Wenders FIPRESCI Prize 1996 The Portrait of a Lady Jane Campion Pasinetti Award 1997 Hana-bi = Fireworks Takeshi Kitano Golden Lion The President of the Italian Senate's Gold Medal; 1997 Вор = The Thief Павел Чухрай Prize of the International Youth Jury 1998 Crna macka, beli macor = Black cat, white cat Emir Kusturica Silver Lion for Best Direction 1999 Being John Malkovich Spike Jonze FIPRESCI Prize 2001 Monsoon Wedding Mira Nair Golden Lion 2003 Zatōichi Takeshi Kitano Silver Lion for Best Direction; Audience Award 2003 21 Grams Alejandro Gonzalez Iñárritu Volpi Cup for the Best Actor (Sean Penn) 2004 5x2 François Ozon Pasinetti Award 2005 Brokeback Mountain Ang Lee Golden Lion Grand Jury Prize; Volpi Cup for Best Actress (Cate 2007 I'm not there Todd Haynes Blanchett) The assassination of Jesse James by the 2007 coward Robert Ford Andrew Dominik Volpi Cup for the Best Actor (Brad Pitt) 2008 The Wrestler Darren Aronofsky Golden Lion World Catholic Association for Communication 2008 The hurt locker Kathryn Bigelow Award; Young Cinema Award; Sergio Trasatti Award Golden Lion; World Catholic Association for 2009 Lebanon Samuel Maoz Communication Award 2009 Mr. Nobody Jaco van Dormael Golden Osella (Outstanding Technical Contribution) 2010 Black Swan Darren Aronofsky Premio Marcello Mastroianni (Mila Kunis) Golden Lion; World Catholic Association for 2011 Faust Alexander Sokurov Communication Award 2011 The Ides of March George Clooney Brian Award A Pigeon Sat on a Branch Reflecting on 2014 Existence Roy Andersson Golden Lion Birdman or (the unexpected virtue of Future Film Festival Digital Award; Soundtrack Stars 2014 ignorance) Alejandro González Iñárritu Award.
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