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Monika Willi Editor MONIKA WILLI EDITOR FILM WICKED GAMES Director: Ulrich Seidl Production Company: Ulrich Seidl Filmproduktion SONS OF THE NEON NIGHT Director: Juno Mak Production Company: Kudos Films STYX Director: Wolfgang Fischer Production Company: Schiwago Films & Amour Fou Winner, Prize of The Ecumenical Jury, Berlin Film Festival (2018) UNTITLED Director: Michael Glawogger & Monika Willi Production Company: Lotus Film & Razor Film Winner, Best Editing, Austrian Film Awards (2017) Official Selection, London Film Festival (2017) Official Selection, Berlin Film Festival (2017) HAPPY END Director: Michael Haneke Production Company: Les Films du Losange & Sony Picture Classics Official Selection, Cannes Film Festival (2017) Official Selection, Toronto Film Festival (2017) Official Selection, London Film Festival (2017) LUX ARTISTS | 1 THANK YOU FOR BOMBING Director: Barbara Eder Production Company: Lotus Film Winner, Best Editing, Austrian Film Awards (2015) Official Selection, Toronto Film Festival (2015) CATHEDRALS OF CULTURE: NATIONAL LIBRARY OF RUSSIA Director: Michael Glawogger Production Company: Neue Road Movies Official Selection, Berlin Film Festival (2014) AMOUR Director: Michael Haneke Production Company: Les Films du Losange & Sony Picture Classics Winner Best Actress & Best Foreign Film, BAFTA Awards (2013) Winner, Best Foreign Film, Academy Awards (2013) Winner, Best Foreign Film, Golden Globe Awards(2013) Winner, Palm D’Or, Cannes Film Festival (2013) Nominated, Best Editing, César Awards (2013) Official Selection, London Film Festival (2012) Official Selection, Toronto Film Festival (2012) WHORES’ GLORY Director: Michael Glawogger Production Company: Lotus Film Winner, Orizzonti Special Jury Prize, Venice Film Festival (2011) Nominated, Best Editing, Australian Film Awards (2011) Official Selection, London Film Festival (2011) THE WHITE RIBBON Director: Michael Haneke Production Company: Les Films du Losange & Sony Picture Classics Winner, Palm D’Or, Cannes Film Festival (2009) Nominated, Best Foreign Film, BAFTA Awards (2010) Winner, Best Foreign Film, Academy Awards (2010) Official Selection, London Film Festival (2009) Official Selection, Toronto Film Festival (2009) FUNNY GAMES Director: Michael Haneke Production Company: Warner Independent Films & Celluloid Dreams Official Selection, Sundance Film Festival (2008) Official Selection, London Film Festival (2007) WORKINGMAN’S DEATH Director: Michael Glawogger Production Company: Lotus Film Nominated, Outstanding Achievement in Documentary, DGA Awards (2007) Winner, Grierson Award, London Film Festival (2005) LUX ARTISTS | 2 FREE RADICALS Director: Barbara Albert Production Company: Coop99 Produktion, Zero Fiction Film & Fama Film Official Selection, Cannes Film Festival (2003) TIME OF THE WOLF Director: Michael Haneke Production Company: Wega Filmproduktion & Les Films du Losange Official Selection, Toronto Film Festival (2003) Official Selection, Cannes Film Festival (2003) THE PIANO TEACHER Director: Michael Haneke Production Company: Wega Filmproduktion, Mk2 SA & Les Films Alain Sarde Winner, Best Actor, Actress & Grand Jury Prize, Cannes Film Festival (2001) Nominated, Best Foreign Film, BAFTA Awards (2001) LUX ARTISTS | 3.
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