The 30th annual European Film Awards were hosted by the German capital of Berlin on Saturday 9th December 2017, with over 3,000 European Film Academy members voting on 21 categories. Ruben Östlund’s Palme d’Or winner The Square took home many of the big awards at the ceremony (6 overall), headlining an event which also saw iconic French actress Julie Delpy awarded the trophy for European Achievement in World Cinema.
Here are the winners:
European Film 2017 – The Square
European Comedy 2017 – The Square
European Discovery 2017: Prix Fipresci – Lady Macbeth
European Documentary 2017 – Communion
European Animated Feature Film 2017 – Loving Vincent
European Short Film 2017 – Timecode
European Director 2017 – Ruben Östlund (The Square)
European Actress 2017 – Alexandra Borbély (On Body and Soul)
European Actor 2017 – Claes Bang (The Square)
European Screenwriter 2017 – Ruben Östlund (The Square)
European Cinematographer 2017: Prix Carlo Di Palma – Michail Krichman (Loveless)
European Editor 2017 – Robin Campillo (Beats Per Minute)
European Production Designer 2017 – Josefin Åsberg (The Square)
European Costume Designer 2017 – Katarzyna Lewińska (Spoor)
European Hair & Make-Up Artist 2017 – Leendert van Nimwegen (Brimstone)
European Composer 2017 – Evgueni & Sacha Galperine (Loveless)
European Sound Designer 2017 – Oriol Tarragó (A Monster Calls)
European Film Academy Life Achievement Award – Aleksandr Sokurov
European Achievement in World Cinema – Julie Delpy
European Co-Production Award 2017: Prix Eurimages – Cedomir Kolar
People’s Choice Award 2017 for Best European Film – Stefan Zweig: Farewell to Europe
