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European Film Awards

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Annual film award presented by the European Film Academy

European Film Awards
Current:38th European Film Awards
Awarded forExcellence in European cinematic achievements
LocationEurope
Presented byEuropean Film Academy
First award1988
Final award2023
Websitewww.europeanfilmawards.eu

TheEuropean Film Awards (orEuropean Film Academy Awards) have been presented annually since 1988 by theEuropean Film Academy to recognize excellence in Europeancinematic achievements. The awards are given in 19 categories, of which the most important is the Best Film. They are restricted toEuropean cinema and European producers, directors and actors. The awards were officially also called the "Felix Awards" until 1997, in reference to the former award's trophy statuette, which was replaced by a feminine statuette.

Since 1997, the European Film Awards have been held in early- to mid-December. Hosting duties have alternated betweenBerlin,Germany in odd-numbered years and otherEuropean cities in even-numbered years. The33rd European Film Awards were held on 12 December 2020 as avirtual ceremony. In reaction to the2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine, Russian films were excluded from the 2022 European Film Awards.[1]

Awarding procedures

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Feature films participating in the European Film Awards must be European feature-length fiction films intended for normal theatrical release which must have had their first official screening (be it at a festival or at a regular cinema) after 1 July of the year before.Based on a selection of approximately 40 films recommended for a nomination, the members of theEuropean Film Academy vote for the nominations in the main categories,[2] which are announced in early November at theSeville European Film Festival. Based on the nominations, the members of the European Film Academy then vote for the winners which are announced at the European Film Awards Ceremony in early December.

Eligibility

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The criteria[3] whereby a film qualifies as European are based upon the European Convention on Cinematographic Co-production, Appendix II, issued by theCouncil of Europe. This definition might be extended for Israeli and Palestinian works and nationalities. A cinematographic work qualifies as European if it achieves at least 16 points (out of 21).

The European Film Academy uses a lower minimum of 13 points.

European elementsWeighting Points
Creative group
Director4
Script writer3
Composer1
Performing group
First role3
Second role2
Third role1
Technical craft group
Head of Department – cinematography1
Head of Department – sound1
Head of Department – picture editing1
Head of Department – production or costume design1
Studio or shooting location1
VFX orCGI location1
Post-production location1

Host cities

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YearDateVenueCityPresenterDirector
1st (1988)[C]1 Dec. 1988Theater des WestensWest GermanyWest BerlinWest BerlinJan Niklas,Désirée NosbuschRobin Bextor
2nd (1989)[C]25 Nov. 1989Théâtre des Champs-ElyséesFranceParisFernando Rey,Agnès Soral
3rd (1990)[C]2 Dec. 1990Royal Concert HallScotlandGlasgowSheena McDonald,Melvyn Bragg
4th (1991)1 Dec. 1991BabelsbergGermanyPotsdamDésirée Nosbusch-Becker,Johannes Willms
5th (1992)25 Nov. 1992BabelsbergGermanyPotsdamSenta Berger,Ben Kingsley
6th (1993)4 Dec. 1993BabelsbergGermanyPotsdamFanny Ardant
7th (1994)27 Nov. 1994SpiegelzeltGermanyBerlin-
8th (1995)12 Nov. 1995Bar jeder VernunftGermanyBerlin-
9th (1996)8 Nov. 1996Blue Tent in LützowplatzGermanyBerlin-
10th (1997)7 Dec. 1997Flughafen TempelhofGermanyBerlinTania Bryer
11th (1998)4 Dec. 1998Old Vic TheatreEnglandLondonMel Smith,Carole Bouquet
12th (1999)4 Dec. 1999Schiller TheaterGermanyBerlinMel Smith,Carole Bouquet
13th (2000)2 Dec. 2000Chaillot National TheatreFranceParisRupert Everett,Antoine de Caunes
14th (2001)1 Dec. 2001TempodromGermanyBerlinMel Smith
15th (2002)7 Dec. 2002Rome Opera HouseItalyRomeAsia Argento,Mel Smith
16th (2003)6 Dec. 2003Treptow ArenaGermanyBerlinHeino Ferch
17th (2004)11 Dec. 2004Forum Convention CenterSpainBarcelonaMaria de Medeiros,Juanjo PuigcorbéManuel Huerga
18th (2005)3 Dec. 2005Treptow ArenaGermanyBerlinHeino FerchPepe Danquart
19th (2006)2 Dec. 2006EXPO XXI CenterPolandWarsawMaciej Stuhr,Sophie MarceauVolker Weicker
20th (2007)1 Dec. 2007Treptow ArenaGermanyBerlinJan Josef Liefers,Emmanuelle BéartVolker Weicker
21st (2008)6 Dec. 2008ForumDenmarkCopenhagenMikael BertelsenAndreas Morell
22nd (2009)[C]12 Dec. 2009Hall of the CenturyGermanyBochumAnke EngelkeAndreas Morell
23rd (2010)[C]4 Dec. 2010Nokia Concert HallEstoniaTallinnAnke Engelke,Märt AvandiAndreas Morell
24th (2011)3 Dec. 2011TempodromGermanyBerlinAnke EngelkeNadja Zonsarowa
25th (2012)1 Dec. 2012Mediterranean Conference CentreMaltaVallettaAnke EngelkeNadja Zonsarowa
26th (2013)7 Dec. 2013Haus der Berliner FestspieleGermanyBerlinAnke EngelkeNadja Zonsarowa
27th (2014)[C]13 Dec. 2014Latvian National OperaLatviaRigaThomas Hermanns[4]Michael Maier
28th (2015)12 Dec. 2015Haus der Berliner FestspieleGermanyBerlinThomas HermannsNadja Zonsarowa
29th (2016)[C]10 Dec. 2016National Forum of MusicPolandWrocław[5]Maciej StuhrMaria von Heland,Nadja Zonsarowa
30th (2017)9 Dec. 2017Haus der Berliner FestspieleGermanyBerlinThomas HermannsMaria von Heland,Nadja Zonsarowa
31st (2018)15 Dec. 2018Teatro de la Maestranza[6]SpainSeville[5]Rossy de Palma,Ashraf Barhom,Amira Casar,Anamaria Marinca,Ivan Shvedoff,Tom Wlaschiha[7]Maria von Heland,Nadja Zonsarowa
32nd (2019)7 Dec. 2019Haus der Berliner FestspieleGermanyBerlinAnna Brüggemann,Aistė DiržiūtėDietrich Brüggemann,Nadja Zonsarowa
33rd (2020)12 Dec. 2020Online fromFuturiumGermanyBerlinSteven Gätjen
34th (2021)11 Dec. 2021Haus der Berliner FestspieleGermanyBerlin
35th (2022)10 Dec. 2022Harpa Conference and Concert HallIcelandReykjavíkUnnsteinn Manuel
36th (2023)9 Dec. 2023Arena BerlinGermanyBerlinBritta SteffenhagenRobert Lehniger
37th (2024)7 Dec. 2024Lucerne Culture and Congress CentreSwitzerlandLuzern[8]Fernando Tiberini
38th (2025)[C]17 Jan. 2026[9]Haus der Kulturen der WeltGermanyBerlin
^[C]European Capital of Culture event

Up through the 2018 ceremony, 15 cities in 10 countries have hosted the contest. Berlin has been host 14 times, Potsdam 3 times, and Paris 2 times. Barcelona, Bochum, Copenhagen, Glasgow, London, Riga, Rome, Seville, Tallinn, Valletta, Warsaw, and Wroclaw, have each hosted once.

Award categories

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Current categories

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Audience awards

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Special awards

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Defunct awards

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Proposed awards

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  • Best Animated Short Subject
  • Best Live Action Short Subject
  • Best Documentary Short Subject
  • Best Music Video
  • Best Cast
  • Best Action or Adventure Film
  • Best Sound Editing
  • Best Sound Mixing
  • Best Screenwriter - Adapted
  • Best Screenwriter - Original
  • Best Costume Designer in Contemporary Film
  • Best Costume Designer in Historic Film
  • Best Costume Designer in Unreal World (Sci-Fi/Fantasy) Film
  • Best Production Designer in Contemporary Film
  • Best Production Designer in Historic Film
  • Best Production Designer in Unreal World (Sci-Fi/Fantasy) Film
  • Best Makeup and Hairstylist in Contemporary Film
  • Best Makeup and Hairstylist in Historic Film
  • Best Makeup and Hairstylist in Unreal World (Sci-Fi/Fantasy) Film
  • Best Choreographer
  • Best Original Song
  • Best Poster
  • Best Stunt Ensemble
  • Best Actor – Series
  • Best Actress – Series
  • Best African Film
  • Best Latin American Film
  • Best North American Film
  • Best Asian Film
  • Best Middle East and North Africa Film
  • Best Australia and Pacific Film

Timeline

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Director
Screenwriter[a]
Actor
Actress
Supporting Actor
Supporting Actress
Supporting Performance
Young Actor or Actress
Composer
Cinematographer[a]
Co-Producer
Editor[a]
Production Designer[a][a]
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Visual Effects
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Lifetime Achievement
Achievement in World Cinema
Honorary Award
Critics's Choice[c]
People's Choice - Director
People's Choice - Actor
People's Choice - Actress
People's Choice - Film[d]
Young Audience Choice
University Award - Student's Choice
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^[a]Category included in the cumulative category namedAward of Excellence orArtistic Contribution Achievement
^[b]Category included in theProduction Designer category
^[c]Critics choice transferred toEuropean Discovery
^[d]People's Choice transferred to European ParliamentsLux Prize Audience Film Award

Films with multiple wins

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8 wins
6 wins
5 wins
4 wins
3 wins

See also

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References

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  1. ^"Unequivocal Solidarity with Ukraine".European Film Academy. 1 March 2022.
  2. ^"Feature Films".European Film Academy. Archived fromthe original on 7 July 2012. Retrieved6 June 2011.
  3. ^"Regulations for the 32nd European Film Awards"(PDF). Archived fromthe original(PDF) on 30 October 2019. Retrieved30 October 2019.
  4. ^"European Film Awards".europeanfilmawards.eu.
  5. ^ab"Press info".European Film Academy.
  6. ^"GALA DE LOS PREMIOS DEL CINE EUROPEO 2018". Archived fromthe original on 10 July 2018. Retrieved10 July 2018.
  7. ^"Seville is Getting Ready: The Line-Up for the 2018 EFAs".europeanfilmawards.eu.
  8. ^The European Film Awards 2024 Go to Lucerne/Switzerland. In: europeanfilmawards.eu, 14th Dezember 2022 .
  9. ^The 38th European Film Awards will be celebrated in Berlin, Germany. The ceremony will take place on Saturday, 17 January 2026. More details will follow. In: europeanfilmawards.eu, 2 October 2025.

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