European Film Academy Achievement in World Cinema Award

The following is a list of the European Film Award winners for Achievement in World Cinema also known as the Outstanding European Achievement in World Cinema:

Winners

Year	Nationality	Recipient	Work	Nominations
1997	/	Miloš Forman	Director in The People vs. Larry Flynt	N/A
1998		Stellan Skarsgård	Actor in Amistad and in Good Will Hunting	Gérard Depardieu, actor in The Man in the Iron Mask Antonio Banderas, actor in The Mask of Zorro Emma Thompson, actress in Primary Colors Kate Winslet, actress in Titanic Pierce Brosnan, actor in Tomorrow Never Dies
1999		Antonio Banderas	Actor in The 13th Warrior	N/A
1999	/	Roman Polanski	Director in The Ninth Gate
2000		Jean Reno	Actor
2000		Roberto Benigni	Director, actor
2001		Ewan McGregor	Actor
2002		Victoria Abril	Actress
2003		Carlo di Palma	Cinematographer
2004		Liv Ullmann	Actor
2005		Maurice Jarre	Composer
2006		Jeremy Thomas	Film producer
2007		Michael Ballhaus	Cinematographer
2008		Søren Kragh-Jacobsen	Director, composer
		Kristian Levring	Director
		Lars von Trier	Director
		Thomas Vinterberg	Director
2009		Isabelle Huppert	Actor
2010	/	Gabriel Yared	Composer
2011		Mads Mikkelsen	Actor
2012		Helen Mirren	Actor
2013		Pedro Almodóvar	Director
2014		Steve McQueen	Director
2015		Christoph Waltz^[1]	Actor and Director
2016		Pierce Brosnan	Actor

References

↑ "EFA to Honor Christoph Waltz, Charlotte Rampling". The Hollywood Reporter.

External links

European Film Academy archive

European Film Awards

Ceremonies	Berlin 1988 Paris 1989 Glasgow 1990 Potsdam 1991 Potsdam 1992 Potsdam 1993 Berlin 1994 Berlin 1995 Berlin 1996 Berlin 1997 London 1998 Berlin 1999 Paris 2000 Berlin 2001 Rome 2002 Berlin 2003 Barcelona 2004 Berlin 2005 Warsaw 2006 Berlin 2007 Copenhagen 2008 Bochum 2009 Tallinn 2010 Berlin 2011 Valletta 2012 Berlin 2013 Riga 2014 Berlin 2015 Wrocław 2016

Main movie awards	Best Film Best Comedy European Discovery Best Animated Feature Film Best Short Film Best Documentary Film

Performance awards	Best Director Best Actor Best Actress Best Composer Best Editor Best Screenwriter Best Production Designer Best Cinematographer Best European Co-Production Best Sound Designer Best Costume Designer

Audience awards	Audience Award for Best Film Young Audience Award

Special awards	Lifetime Achievement Achievement in World Cinema

Defunct awards	Best Non-European Film Best Young Film Best Supporting Actor Best Supporting Actress Best Supporting Performance Best Young Actor or Actress People's Choice Award Best Actor People's Choice Award Best Actress People's Choice Award Best Director Prix d'Excellence Critics Award Award of Merit Honorary Award Special Jury Award European Cinema Society Special Award Special Mention

Planned awards	Best Special and Visual Effects Best Makeup and Hairstyling Best Sound Editing Best Sound Mixing Best Choreography Best Children's/Family Film Best Action Film Best Thriller Best Original Song Best Short Form Music Video‎ Best Long Form Music Video Best Fictional Short Drama Best Short Animation Best Documentary Short Film Best Adapted Screenplay Best Original Screenplay Innovation Award for Best Experimental Film

Winners and nominees by nationality	Albanian Austrian Belgian Bosnian British Croatian Czech Danish Dutch Estonian Finnish French Georgian German Greek Hungarian Hungarian Icelandic Irish Israeli Italian Kazakh Latvian Lebanese Lithuanian Luxembourgish Norwegian Palestinian Polish Portuguese Romanian Russian Serbian Slovak Spanish Swedish Swiss Tajik Turkish Ukrainian Czechoslovak East German Soviet Yugoslav West German

European Film Academy Achievement in World Cinema Award

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