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Cannes
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A French film is winner of the Golden Palm in Cannes 2015: "Dheepan" by Jacques Audiard, telling a story about refugees from the civil war in Sri Lanka. The Grand Prix was awarded to the Hungarian entry "Saul Fia", directed by László Nemes. The Ecumenical Jury choose "Mia madre" by Nanni Moretti as winner of its prize, and awarded two commendations in addition. One of the award winners was announced already before the beginning of the festival: French director Agnès Varda, an icon of the Nouvelle Vagues, got a Palme d'or as honorary award.

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Awards
Bild zur Auszeichnung Commendation of the Ecumenical Jury, Cannes 2015 (Official Competition)
Commendation of the Ecumenical Jury, Cannes 2015 (Official Competition)
La loi de marché
2015

For its prophetical stance on the world of work and its sharp reflection on our tacit complicity in the inhumane logics of merchandising.

Bild zur Auszeichnung Commendation of the Ecumenical Jury, Cannes 2015 (Un certain regard)
Commendation of the Ecumenical Jury, Cannes 2015 (Un certain regard)
Taklub
2015

For the sensitive portrayal of individuals and communities working for life in the midst of suffering and death in the shadows of natural catastrophies in the Philippines.

Bild zur Auszeichnung Prize of the Ecumenical Jury, Cannes 2015
Prize of the Ecumenical Jury, Cannes 2015
Mia madre
2014

A well-crafted, fine film suffused with humour that elegantly explores the human journey through loss to new beginnings.

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The Ecumenical Jury awards a prize for a competition film and may award in addition commendations for a film either in competition or in the Un Certain Regard section.

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