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The European Film Awards ceremony is just kicking off in Berlin tonight for what is the 26th running of the event. The prizes are presented jointly by the 2,900 member European Film Academy and by EFA Productions to honor the greatest achievements in European cinema. Coming in to last year’s kudofest, Michael Haneke’s eventual Best Foreign Language Film Oscar winner and Best Picture nominee Amour led the pack with six nominations. It ultimately won four EFAs. This time around, Felix van Groeningenâs Berlin and Tribeca prize-winner, The Broken Circle Breakdown, is the most-nominated picture with five nods in each of the top categories. The film is also Belgiumâs entry for the Foreign Language Oscar. Paolo Sorrentinoâs Cannes competitor, and Italyâs Oscar entry, The Great Beauty, has four nominations. Other films vying for prizes include Giuseppe Tornatoreâs English-language The Best Offer; François Ozonâs In The House; Jan Ole Gersterâs Oh Boy!; and Joe Wrightâs Anna Karenina. Blue Is The Warmest Color also has two nods. The EFAs have added a new category this year, for Best European Comedy. Veteran French actress Catherine Deneuve will be on hand as the recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award, as will Pedro Almodovar for the honorary European Achivement in World Cinema prize. The European Co-production Award – Prix Eurimages is going to Romania’s Ada Solomon. Competitive categories which have already been decided include Cinematography, Editing, Production Design, Costume Design, Composer and Sound. Those results are listed below. I’ll be updating the winners tonight live as the ceremony continues:
European Cinematographer
Asaf Sudry, Fill The Void
European Editor
Cristiano Travaglioli, The Great Beauty
European Production Designer
Sarah Greenwood, Anna Karenina
European Costume Designer
Paco Delgado, Blancanieves
European Composer
Ennio Morricone, The Best Offer
European Sound Designers
Matz Müller and Erik Mischijew, Paradise: Faith
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