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Ecumenical Film Jury Prize-Winners at Berlin, Cannes, Locarno and Montreal Including the INTERFILM Film Jury Prize for Interreligious Dialogue in Venice Ecumenical Film Jury Prize-winners at Berlin, Cannes, Locarno and Montreal including the INTERFILM Film Jury Prize for interreligious dialogue in Venice TITLE DIRECTOR FESTIVAL El botón de nácar Patricio Guzmán Berlin 2015 (Chile) Mia Madre Nanni Moretti (Italy) Cannes 2015 Ma Dar Behesht (Paradise) Sina Ataeian Dena Locarno 2015 (Iran/Germany) Midnight Orchestra (L’Orchestre Jérôme Cohen Montreal 2015 de minuit) Olivar (Morocco) Wednesday, May 9 Vahid Jalilvand Venice 2015 (Iran) Stations of the Cross Dietrich Berlin 2014 Brüggemann Timbuktu Abderrahmane Cannes 2014 Sissako (France/Mauretania Durak (The Fool) Yury Bykov, Russia Locarno 2014 Cape Nostalgia / Fushigi Na Izuru Naroshima, Montreal 2014 Misaki No Monogatari Japan. Loin des hommes (Far From Men) David Oelhoffen Venice 2014 (France) Gloria Sebastián Lelio Berlin 2013 (Chile/Spain) Le Passé (The Past) Asgar Farhadi, Cannes 2013 (France) Short Term 12 Destin Cretton (USA) Locarno 2013 Chce sie zyc – La vie est belle – Maciej Pieprzyca Montreal 2013 Life Feels Good (Poland) Philomena Stephen Frears Venice 2013 (United Kingdom) Cesare deve morire (Caesar Paolo and Vittorio Berlin 2012 Must Die) Taviani (Italy) Jagten (The Hunt) Thomas Vinterberg Cannes 2012 (Denmark). Une estonienne à Paris (A Lady in Ilmar Raag (France / Locarno 2012 Paris) Estonia / Belgium) Closed Season / Ende der Franziska Schlotterer Montreal 2012 Schonzeit (Germany/Israel) Wadjda Haifaa Al Mansour Venice 2012 (Saudi Arabia/Germany) Jodaeiye Nader Az Simin (Nader Asghar Farhadi (Iran) Berlin 2011 and Simin, A Separation) This must be the place Paolo Sorrentino Cannes 2011 (Italy) Vol spécial Fernand Melgar Locarno 2011 (Switzerland) David Joel Fendelman Montreal 2011 (USA) Girimunho (Swirl) Helvécio Marins Jr. Venice 2011 and Clarissa Campolina (Brazil, Spain, Germany) Bal (Honey) Semih Kaplanoglu Berlin 2010 (Turkey/Germany) Of Gods & Men Xavier Beauvois Cannes 2010 (France) Morgen Marian Crisan Locarno 2010 (France/Romania/ Hungary) Adem (Oxygen) Hans van Nuffel Montreal 2010 (Belgium/ Netherlands) Lille Soldat (Little Soldier) Annette Oleson Berlin 2009 (Denmark) Looking for Eric Ken Loach (United Cannes 2009 Kingdom) Akadimia Platonos Filippos Tsitos Locarno 2009 (Greece) Ceasefire (Waffenstillstand) Lancelot von Naso Montreal 2009 (Germany) Il y a longtemps que je t’aime Philippe Claudel, Berlin 2008 (France / Germany) Adoration Atom Egoyan Cannes 2008 (Canada) Mar Nero Federico Bondi Locarno 2008 (Italy) Varg (Wolf) Daniel Alfredson Montreal 2008 (Sweden) Tuya’s Marriage Wang Quan’an Berlin 2007 (China) The Edge of Heaven Fatih Akin Cannes 2007 (Germany/Turkey) La Maison jeune Amor Hakkar Locarno 2007 (France/Algeria) Ben X Nic Balthazar Montreal 2007 (Belgium/The Netherlands) Grbavica Jasmila Zbanic Berlin 2006 (Bosnia) Babel Alejandro González Cannes 2006 Iñárritu (Mexico) Agua Veronica Chen Locarno 2006 (Argentina/France) Nagai Sanpo (The Long Walk) Eiji Okuda (Japan) Montreal 2006 Sophie Scholl Marc Rothemund Berlin 2005 (Germany) La Neuvaine Bernard Émond Locarno 2005 Kamataki Claude Gagnon Montreal 2005 Hidden Michael Haneke Cannes 2005 (Austria) Ae Fond Kiss Ken Loach Berlin 2004 (United Kingdom) Diarios de motocicleta Walter Salles Cannes 2004 Yasmin Kenny Glenaan Locarno 2004 (United Kingdom) The Syrian Bride Eran Riklis (Israel) Montreal 2004 Khamosh Pani (Silent Waters) Sabiha Sumar Locarno 2003 (Pakistan) Gaz Bar Blues Louis Bélanger Montreal 2003 (Canada) At Five In The Afternoon Samira Makhmalbaf Cannes 2003 (Iran) In This World Michael Berlin 2003 Winterbottom (UK) The Last Train Diego Arsuaga Montreal 2002 (Argentina) La Cage (The Cage) Alain Raoust Locarno 2002 (France) Bloody Sunday Paul Greengrass (UK) Berlin 2002 The Man Without A Past Aki Kaurismäki Cannes 2002 (Finland) L’Affrance Alain Gomis Locarno 2001 (Senegal) Torzok (Abandoned) Arpad Sopsits Montreal 2001 (Hungary) Safar and Gandehar (Kandahar) Mohsen Cannes 2001 Makhmalbaf (Iran) Italian For Beginners Lone Scherfig Berlin 2001 (Denmark) Ali Zaoua Nabil Ayouch Montreal 2000 (Algeria) Baba Wang Shuo (China) Locarno 2000 Eureka Aoyama Shinki Cannes 2000 (Japan) Botín de Guerra (Spoils Of War) David Blaustein Berlin 2000 (Argentina) Goya In Bordeaux Carlos Saura (Spain) Montreal 1999 La vie ne me fait pas peur Noémie Lvovsky Locarno 1999 (France) Todo sobre mi madre Pedro Almodóvar Cannes 1999 (Spain) Ça commence aujourd’hui Bertrand Tavernier Berlin 1999 (France) Titanic Town Roger Michell (UK) Locarno 1998 El Faro (The Lighthouse) Eduardo Mignogna Montreal 1998 (Argentina) Central do Brasil Walter Salles Berlin 1998 The Children Of Heaven Majid Majidi (Iran) Montreal 1997 Gadjo Dilo Tony Gatlif (Algeria) Locarno 1997 The Sweet Hereafter Atom Egoyan Cannes 1997 (Canada) Under Western Eyes Joseph Pitchadze Berlin 1997 (Georgia/Israel) Miel et Cendres (Honey and Nadia Fares (Tunisia) Locarno 1996 Ashes) Hamsun Jan Troell (Sweden) Montreal 1996 Secrets & Lies Mike Leigh (UK) Cannes 1996 Dead Man Walking Tim Robbins (USA) Berlin 1996 Sept en attente Françoise Locarno 1995 Etchegaray (France) Deep River Kei Kumai (Japan) Montreal 1995 Summer Snow Ann Hui (Hong Kong) Berlin 1995 Land And Freedom Ken Loach (UK) Cannes 1995 Ermo Zhou Xiaowen Locarno 1994 (China) Once Were Warriors Lee Tamahori (New Montreal 1994 Zealand) Huizhe (Living) Zhang Yimou Cannes 1994 (China) Ladybird, Ladybird Ken Loach (UK) Berlin 1994 Bhaji On The Beach Gurinder Chadha Locarno 1993 (UK) Il Lungo Silenzio Margarethe von Montreal 1993 Trotta (Germany) Le jeune Werther Jacques Doillon Berlin 1993 (France) Libera Me Alain Cavalier Cannes 1993 (France) .
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