JURY PRIZE (CANNES FILM FESTIVAL)

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The 'Jury Prize' (French: ''Prix du Jury'') is an award presented at the Cannes Film Festival. It is chosen by the jury from the 'official section' of movies at the festival[1]. It is considered less prestigious than the other main prizes, the Palme d'Or and the Grand Prix.
In addition, the Cannes jury is permitted to occasionally award a 'Special Jury Prize'.

Contents
Special Jury Prize
Prize Winners
References
See also
External links

Special Jury Prize


Until 1966 the name "Special Jury Prize" referred to the second most important award of the festival. In 1967, the second place was renamed Grand Prize of the Jury and the Special Jury Prize, first awarded in 1951 disappeared. Two years later, in 1969 the Jury Prize was created separately from the Grand Prize, and both have been awarded regularly until the present day. The Special Jury Prize reappeared twice in the 1990s. There was also a one-off prize in 1946 called the "International Jury Prize".

Prize Winners


Year Film Director Nationality of director
(at time of award)
Award
1946 '''La Bataille du rail''' René Clément International Jury Prize
1951 '''All About Eve''' Joseph L. Mankiewicz Special Jury Prize
1952 '''Nous sommes tous des assassins''' André Cayatte
1953 No award
1954 '''Knave of Hearts''' René Clément
1955 '''Lost Continent''' (''Continente Perduto'') Various
1956 '''The Mystery of Picasso''' (''Le mystère Picasso'') Henri-Georges Clouzot
1957 '''Kanał''' Andrzej Wajda
'''The Seventh Seal''' Ingmar Bergman
1958 '''Mon Oncle''' Jacques Tati
1959 '''Stars' (Sterne)'' Konrad Wolf
1960 No award
1961 '''Mother Joan of the Angels''' (''Matka Joanna od Aniotow'') Jerzy Kawalerowicz
1962 '''The Trial of Joan of Arc''' (''Procès de Jeanne d'Arc'') Robert Bresson
'''L'Eclisse''' Michelangelo Antonioni
1963 '''Harakiri''' (''Seppuku'') Masaki Kobayashi
'''The Cassandra Cat''' (''Az prijde kocour'') Vojtech Jasny
1964 '''Woman in the Dunes''' (''Suna no onna'') Hiroshi Teshigahara
1965 '''Kwaidan''' Masaki Kobayashi
1966 '''Alfie''' Lewis Gilbert
1969 '''Z''' Costa-Gavras Jury Prize
1970 '''Magasiskola''' Istvan Gaal
'''The Strawberry Statement''' Stuart Hagmann
1971 '''Love''' (''Szerelem'') Karoly Makk
'''Joe Hill''' Bo Widerberg
1972 '''Slaughterhouse-Five''' George Roy Hill
1973 '''The Hour-Glass Sanatorium''' (''Sanatorium pod klepsydra'') Wojciech Has
'''The Invitation''' (''L'Invitation'') Claude Goretta
1974-9 No award
1980 '''Constans''' Krzysztof Zanussi
1981-2 No award
1983 '''Kharij''' Mrinal Sen
1984 No award
1985 '''Colonel Redl''' (''Oberst Redl'') István Szabó
1986 '''Thérèse''' Alan Cavalier
1987 '''Yeelen''' Souleymane Cisse
'''' Rentaro Mikuni
1988 '''A Short Film About Killing''' Krzysztof Kieślowski
1989 '''Jesus of Montreal''' Denys Arcand
1990 '''Hidden Agenda''' Ken Loach
1991 '''Europa''' Lars von Trier
'''Hors la vie''' Maroun Bagdadi
1992 '''El Sol del Membrillo''' Victor Erice
'''Samstoyatelnaya zhizn''' Vitali Kanevski
1993 '''The Puppetmaster''' (''Hsimeng Rensheng'') Hou Hsiao Hsien
'''Raining Stones''' Ken Loach
1994 '''La Reine Margot''' Patrice Chereau
1995 '''N'oublie pas que tu vas mourir''' Xavier Beauvois
'''Carrington''' Christopher Hampton Special Jury Prize
1996 '''Crash''' David Cronenberg
1997 '''Western' Manuel Poirier Jury Prize
1998 '''Class Trip''' (''La classe de neige'') Claude Miller
1999 '''The Letter''' (''A Carta'') Manoel de Oliveira
2000 '''Blackboards''' (''Takhte Siah'') Samira Makhmalbaf
'''Songs from the Second Floor''' (''Sanger Fran Andra Vaningen'') Roy Andersson
2001 No award
2002 '''Divine Intervention''' (''Yadon Ilaheyya'') Elia Suleiman
2003 '''At Five in the Afternoon''' (''Panj e asr'') Samira Makhmalbaf
2004 '''Tropical Malady''' (''Sud Pralad'') Apichatpong Weerasethakul
2005 '''Shanghai Dreams''' Wang Xiaoshuai
2006 '''Red Road''' Andrea Arnold
2007 '''Persepolis''' Marjane Satrapi and Vincent Paronnaud
'''Silent Light' (Luz Silenciosa)'' Carlos Reygadas

References


1. IMDb Cannes awards summary


Cannes Film Festival official website

See also



Palme d'Or

Grand Prix (Cannes Film Festival)

External links



Cannes Film Festival at IMDb.

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