Karlovy Vary Award Winners 2008 - Crystal Globe For Outstanding Artistic Contribution To World Cinema

Crystal Globe For Outstanding Artistic Contribution To World Cinema

  • Robert De Niro, USA
  • Dušan Hanák, Sloväkia
  • Juraj Jakubisko, Slovakia
  • Ivan Passer, USA

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