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The winners of the Guldbagge - Gold Beetle awards were announced last night at a ceremony at the Göteborg Opera House. Feature film debutant Lena Einhorn won the highest award for Best Film - Nina's Journey, a survival story about her mother who lived in the Warsaw ghetto during WWII and traveled from Poland to Sweden. Einhorn who also took home the best screenplay award was chosen over the expected winners: Mouth to Mouth, Björn Runge and Zozo-Josef Fares.

Best Picture Ninas resa / Nina’s Journey Producer: Kaśka Krosny
Best Director
Ulf Malmros - Tjenare Kungen / God Save the King
Best Actress in a Leading Role
Maria Lundqvist - Signe in Den bästa av mödrar / Mother of Mine
Best Actor in a Leading Role
Krister Henriksson - Bertil in Sex, hopp och kärlek / Sex, Hope & Love
Best Actress in a Supporting Role
Ghita Nørby - Lilly in Fyra veckor i juni / Four Weeks in June
Best Actor in a Supporting Role
Magnus Krepper - Morgan in Mun mot mun / Mouth to Mouth
Best Screenplay
Lena Einhorn - Ninas resa / Nina’s Journey
Best Cinematography
Aril Wretblad - Zozo
Best Foreign Language Film
L'enfant / The Child
Directors: Jean-Pierre Dardenne, Luc Dardenne
Best Short Film
En nattsaga / A Night Story
Director: Maja Lindström
Best Documentary Film
Prostitution bakom slöjan / Prostitution Behind the Veil
Director: Nahid Persson
Best Achievement
in the specialist categories film editing, set design, costumes, make-up, special effects and animation
Jaana Fomin - Tjenare kungen / God Save the King
Best Achievement in the specialist categories sound engineering, mixing and original score
Adam Nordén - Zozo
Lifetime Achievement Award
Actress Anita Björk
The 2005 Ingmar Bergman Award
Åse Kleveland
The Gullspira Award
Director and animator Per Åhlin

Moira Sullivan, Swedish Film Critic's Association - FIPRESCI