Roxanne T. Mueller Audience Choice Award For Best Film
- 2011 - Vincent Wants to Sea
- 2010 - Louder Than a Bomb
- 2009 - Cherry Blossoms
- 2008 - One Bad Cat: The Reverend Albert Wagner Story
- 2007 - Darius Goes West
- 2006 - Live and Become
- 2005 - Mad Hot Ballroom
- 2004 - Born Into Brothels
- 2003 - Spellbound
- 2002 - Autumn Spring
- 2001 - Big Eden
- 2000 - The Butterfly
- 1999 - Return with Honor
- 1998 - Character
- 1997 - Shall We Dance?
- 1996 - Fiddlefest
- 1995 - The Sum of Us
- 1994 - Backbeat
- 1993 - Into the West
- 1992 - Enchanted April
- 1991 - Cross my Heart
- 1990 - Cinema Paradiso
- 1989 - The Beast
- 1988 - The Grand Highway
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