| AWARDS | ||
| The jury president is Martin Scorsese and for the first time, the Jury is composed of an equal percentage of women and men: four directors, four actresses, one writer, and one singer/rapper. | ||
| Palme d'Or
Eternity and a Day by Theo Angelopoulos |
Best Actor
Peter Mullan for his role in My Name is Joe by Ken Loach |
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| Grand Jury Prize
La Vita e Bella by Roberto Benigni |
Best Director
John Boorman for The General |
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| Best Actress
Elodie Bouchez and Natacha Regnier for their roles in La Vie Revee des Anges by Eric Zonca |
Best Screenplay
Hal Hartley for Henry Fool |
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| Jury Technical Prize
Vittorio Storaro for his technique in Tango by Carlos Saura |
Special Jury Prize
La Classe
de Neige by Claude Miller and Festen by
Thomas Vinterberg
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| Best Artistic Contribution
Prize
Velvet Goldmine by Todd Haynes |
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| Camera d'Or
Slam by Marc Levin |
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| Best Short Film
l'Interview by Xavier Grannoli Second Prize Gasman by Lynne Ramsay and Horseshoe by David Lodge |
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