European Film Awards 2014: Winners list in full as Polish drama Ida claims top prizes

The black and white drama won five awards

Kaleem Aftab
Sunday 14 December 2014 16:26 GMT
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Producers Eric Abraham (R), Piotr DziÊciol and Ewa Puszczynska (C) pose with European Film Awards for r Best European Film 'Ida'
Producers Eric Abraham (R), Piotr DziÊciol and Ewa Puszczynska (C) pose with European Film Awards for r Best European Film 'Ida' (EPA)

Ida was the big winner at the European Film Awards, taking home five awards including best film and best director for Pawel Pawlikowski.

The black and white drama set in Poland in the 1960s sees a convent girl about to take her vows discover secrets from her past. Ida will not be a frontrunner for the Best Language Foreign Film. The only disappointment for the Ida film team was that the best actress prize went to Marion Cotillard for Two Days, One Night, which may have been because the Ida vote was split between the two leading ladies Agata Kulesza and Agata Trzebuchowska.

On a good night for British film Timothy Spall won best actor for his eponymous turn in Mike Leigh biopic Turner, Justine Wright won best editor for Locke, Mica Levi won best composer for Under the Skin and Joakim Sunström took home the European Sound Designer award for British prison drama Starred Up.

On the back of the 12 Years a Slave Best Picture Oscar, British director Steve McQueen won the European Achievement in World Cinema. He dedicated the prize to Jean Vigo.

Earlier in the evening when questioned about the fallout from the leaked Sony emails in which executive Amy Pascal and Scott Rudin made suspect remarks about President Obama, the British director said that he knew both Pascal and Rudin, yet was not surprised by the content of the emails, stating “I’m not surprised by anything.”

THE 27TH EUROPEAN FILM AWARDS: WINNERS

EUROPEAN FILM 2014

IDA

DIRECTED BY: Paweł Pawlikowski

WRITTEN BY: Paweł Pawlikowski & Rebecca Lenkiewicz

PRODUCED BY: Eric Abraham, Piotr Dzięcioł & Ewa Puszczyńska

EUROPEAN COMEDY 2014

THE MAFIA ONLY KILLS IN SUMMER (LA MAFIA UCCIDE SOLO D’ESTATE) by Pierfrancesco Diliberto

EUROPEAN DISCOVERY 2014 – Prix FIPRESCI

THE TRIBE (PLEMYA) by Myroslav Slaboshpytskiy

EUROPEAN DOCUMENTARY 2014

MASTER OF THE UNIVERSE by Marc Bauder

EUROPEAN ANIMATED FEATURE FILM 2014

THE ART OF HAPPINESS (L’ARTE DELLA FELICITÁ) by Alessandro Rak

EUROPEAN SHORT FILM 2014

THE CHICKEN by Una Gunjak

EUROPEAN DIRECTOR 2014

Paweł Pawlikowski for IDA

EUROPEAN ACTRESS 2014

Marion Cotillard in TWO DAYS, ONE NIGHT (DEUX JOURS, UNE NUIT)

EUROPEAN ACTOR 2014

Timothy Spall in MR. TURNER

EUROPEAN SCREENWRITER 2014

Paweł Pawlikowski & Rebecca Lenkiewicz for IDA

EUROPEAN CINEMATOGRAPHER 2014 – Prix CARLO DI PALMA

Łukasz Żal & Ryszard Lenczewski for IDA

EUROPEAN EDITOR 2014

Justine Wright for LOCKE

EUROPEAN PRODUCTION DESIGNER 2014

Claus-Rudolf Amler for THE DARK VALLEY (DAS FINSTERE TAL)

EUROPEAN COSTUME DESIGNER 2014

Natascha Curtius-Noss for THE DARK VALLEY (DAS FINSTERE TAL)

EUROPEAN COMPOSER 2014

Mica Levi for UNDER THE SKIN

EUROPEAN SOUND DESIGNER 2014

Joakim Sundström for STARRED UP

EUROPEAN FILM ACADEMY LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD 2014

Agnès Varda

EUROPEAN ACHIEVEMENT IN WORLD CINEMA 2014

Steve McQueen

EUROPEAN CO-PRODUCTION AWARD 2014 – Prix EURIMAGES

Ed Guiney

PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARD 2014 for Best European Film

IDA by Paweł Pawlikowski

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