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The official awards of the 82nd Venice International Film Festival were announced by the five international juries during the Awards Ceremony held on Saturday, September 6, covered by cinema journalist Mansour Jahani.

Main Competition

·       ·        Golden Lion for Best Film: Father Mother Sister Brother by Jim Jarmusch (USA, Ireland, France)
·       Silver Lion – Grand Jury Prize: The Voice of Hind Rajab by Kaouther Ben Hania (Tunisia, France)
·       Silver Lion for Best Director: Benny Safdie for The Smashing Machine (USA)
·       Coppa Volpi for Best Actress: Xin Zhilei in The Sun Rises on Us All by Cai Shangjun (China)
·       Coppa Volpi for Best Actor: Toni Servillo in La Grazia by Paolo Sorrentino (Italy)
·       Best Screenplay Award: Valérie Donzelli and Gilles Marchand for At Work by Valérie Donzelli (France)
·       Special Jury Prize: Below the Clouds by Gianfranco Rosi (Italy)
·       Marcello Mastroianni Award (Best Young Actor or Actress): Luna Wedler in Silent Friend by Ildikó Enyedi (Germany, Hungary, France)

Orizzonti Competition

·       ·     Best Film: On the Road by David Pablos (Mexico)
·       Best Director: Anuparna Roy for Songs of Forgotten Trees (India)
·       Special Jury Prize: Lost Land by Akio Fujimoto (Japan, France, Malaysia, Germany)
·       Best Actress: Benedetta Porcaroli in The Kidnapping of Arabella by Carolina Cavalli (Italy)
·       Best Actor: Giacomo Covi in A Year of School by Laura Samani (Italy, France)
·       Best Screenplay: Ana Cristina Barragán for The Ivy (Ecuador)
·       Best Short Film: Without Kelly by Lovisa Sirén (Sweden)

Venice Award for a Debut Film

·       ·     Luigi De Laurentiis Venice Award for a Debut Film: Short Summer by Nastia Korkia (Germany, France, Serbia)
·       Armani Beauty Audience Award: Calle Málaga by Maryam Touzani (Morocco, France, Spain, Germany, Belgium)

Venice Classics 

·       Best Documentary on Cinema: Mata Hari by Joe Beshenkovsky and James A. Smith (USA)
·     Best Restored Film: Bashu, the Little Stranger by Bahram Beyzaie (Iran, 1985)

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