Copenhagen International Film Festival - Regular Award Winners

Regular Award Winners

Year Best Film Best Director Best Actress Best Actor Best Script Best Cinema-
tographer
Best Female Director Politiken Audience Award Lifetime Achievement Awards
2003 Song For a Raggy Boy
(Aisling Walsh)
Bent Hamer
(Kitchen Stories)
Stephanie Léon
(Bagland)
Kristoffer Joner
(Himmelfald)
Afgrunden
(Torben Skjødt Jensen)
Vera Gebuhr
Gabriel Axel
2004 The Granny
(Lidija Bobrova)
Nimród Antal
(Kontroll)
Anna Maria Mühe
(Love in Thoughts)
Luis Tosar
(Te doy mis ojos)
Lidija Bobrova
(The Granny)
Gyula Pados
(Kontroll)
Guka Omarova
(Shiza)
Kongekabale
(Nicolaj Arcel)
István Szabó
2005 Live and Become
(Radu Mihaileanu)
Bent Hamer
(Factotum)
Lili Taylor
(Factotum)
Ion Fiscuteanu
(The Death of Mr. Lăzărescu)
Radu Mihaileanu
(Live and Become)
Gyula Pados
(Fateless)
Yasmine Kassari
(The Sleeping Child)
Harry's Daughters
(Richard Hobert)
Costa-Gavras
Nicolas Roeg
2006 12:08 East of Bucharest
(Corneliu Porumboiu)
Kim Rossi Stuart
(Along the Ridge)
Heidrun Bartholomäus
(Happy as One)
Ulrich Mühe
(Das leben der Anderen)
Corneliu Porumboiu
(12:08 East of Bucharest)
Stefano Falivene
(Along the Ridge)
Valeska Grisebach
(Sehnsucht)
Das Leben der Anderen
(Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck)
Henning Carlsen

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