National
- Crystal Simorgh Prize for Best Film: The Third Day produced by Alireza Jalali
- Crystal Simorgh Prize for Best Director: Mohammad-Hossein Latifi for The Third Day and Amir-Shahab Razavian for Mina of the Silent City
- Crystal Simorgh Prize for Best Screenplay: Mainline jointly written by Rakhshan Bani-Etemad, Farid Mostafavi, Mohsen Abdolvahhab, and Naghmeh Samini
- Crystal Simorgh Prize for Best Actor: Bahram Radan (Santouri)
- Crystal Simorgh Prize for Best Actress: Baran Kowsari (Mainline and The Third Day)
- Crystal Simorgh Prize for Best Supporting Actor: Afshin Hashemi (Barefoot in Heaven)
- Crystal Simorgh Prize for Best Supporting Actress: Pante’a Bahram (Eternal Kids)
- Crystal Simorgh Prize for Best Editor: Sepideh Abdolvahhab (Mainline)
- Crystal Simorgh Prize for Best Cinematographer: Hamid Khozuei Abyaneh (Barefoot in Heaven)
- Crystal Simorgh Prize for Best Composer: Kambiz Roshanravan (Eternal Kids)
- Crystal Simorgh Prize for Best Makeup Artist: Mehrdad Mirkiani (Mainline)
- Crystal Simorgh Prize for Best Sound Effects: Mohammadreza Delpak (Rule of the Game)
- Crystal Simorgh Prize for Best Sound Recorder: Hassan Zahedi and Dariush Sadeqpur (Barefoot in Heaven)
- Crystal Simorgh Prize for Best Costume and Stage Designer: Mohsen Ruzbehani (The Third Day)
- Crystal Simorgh Prize for Best Special Effects: Mohsen Ruzbehani and Alaeddin Pajhan (Rule of the Game)
- Crystal Simorgh Prize for Best First Film Director: Bahram Tavakkoli (Barefoot in Heaven)
- Crystal Simorgh Prize for Best Documentary: Memoirs of a 75-Year-Old directed by Mohammadreza Aslani
- Crystal Simorgh Prize for Best Documentary Filmmaker: Masud Bakhshi ('Tehran Has No Pomegranates)
- Crystal Simorgh Prize for Best Short Film: Weight of Being directed by Hamid Bahrami
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