European Film Award for European Discovery of the Year

European Discovery – Prix FIPRESCI
Country	Europe
Presented by	European Film Academy
First awarded	1988
Currently held by	Halfdan Ullmann Tøndel for Armand (2024)
Website	europeanfilmawards.eu

The European Discovery – Prix FIPRESCI or European Discovery, originally titled Young European Film of the Year, has been awarded annually since 1988 by the European Film Academy. The award is presented in co-operation with the International Federation of Film Critics, to a director for the first full-length feature film.

Winners and nominees

1980s

Year	English title	Director(s)	Producer(s)	Country of production/co-production
1988	Young European Film of the Year
	Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown	Pedro Almodóvar	Augustin Almodovár	Spain
	Days of Eclipse	Aleksandr Sokurov	?	Soviet Union
	It's Happening Tomorrow	Daniele Luchetti	Marco Alfieri	Italy
	Damnation	Béla Tarr	József Marx	Hungary
	Pathfinder	Nils Gaup	John M. Jacobsen	Norway
	Reefer and the Model	Joe Comerford	Lelia Doolan	Ireland
	Stormy Monday	Mike Figgis	Nigel Stafford-Clark	United Kingdom,  United States
1989
	300 Miles to Heaven	Maciej Dejczer	Prod. Film Unit “TOR“	Poland,  Denmark,  France
	Cinema Paradiso	Giuseppe Tornatore	Franco Cristaldi, Giovanna Romagnoli	Italy,  France
	Mist	Zülfü Livaneli	Ülker Livaneli	Turkey,   Switzerland
	Kuduz	Ademir Kenović	Bakir Tanović	Yugoslavia
	Scandal	Michael Caton-Jones	Steve Woolley	United Kingdom,  United States
	My Left Foot	Jim Sheridan	Noel Pearson	Ireland,  United Kingdom
	Waller’s Last Walk	Christian Wagner		West Germany

1990s

Year	English title	Director(s)	Producer(s)	Country of production/co-production
1990	Young European Film of the Year
	Henry V	Kenneth Branagh	Bruce Sharman	United Kingdom
	The White Dove	Juan Minon	Eduardo Campoy	Spain
	On Tour	Gabriele Salvatores	Gianni Minervini	Italy
	Love Without Pity	Eric Rochant	Alain Rocca	France
	Lie Still – Die - Revive	Vitali Kanevsky	Lenfilm Studios Leningrad	Soviet Union
1991
	Toto the Hero	Jaco van Dormael	Pierre Drouot, Dany Geys, Iblis Films Bruxelles	Belgium,  France,  Germany
	Delicatessen	Marc Caro, Jean-Pierre Jeunet	Claudie Ossard	France
	Ultra	Ricky Tognazzi	Claudio Bonivento	Italy
1992
	The Northerners	Alex van Warmerdam	Laurens Geels, Dick Maas, First Floor Features	Netherlands
	Three Days	Šarūnas Bartas	Audrius Kuprevičius	Lithuania
	Nord	Xavier Beauvois	Bernard Verley	France
1993
	Orlando	Sally Potter	Christopher Sheppard	United Kingdom,  France,  Netherlands,  Russia,  Italy
	Man Bites Dog	Rémy Belvaux, André Bonzel, Benoît Poelvoorde	Rémy Belvaux, André Bonzel, Benoît Poelvoorde	Belgium
	Antonio's Girlfriend	Manuel Poirier	Jean-Christophe Colson	France
1994
	The Son of the Shark	Agnès Merlet	Francois Fries	France,  Belgium,  Luxembourg
	Woyzeck	János Szász	Péter Barbalics, László Sipos	Hungary
	Kosh ba kosh	Bakhtyar Khudojnazarov	Bakhtyar Khudojnazarov	Tajikistan,  Russia,  Germany,   Switzerland,  Japan
1995
	Hate	Mathieu Kassovitz	Christophe Rossignon	France,  United States
	Butterfly Kiss	Michael Winterbottom	Julie Baines, Sarah Daniel	United Kingdom
	The Deathmaker	Romuald Karmakar	Christian Granderath, Gebhard Henke, Romuald Karmakar, Thomas Schühly	Germany
1996
	Some Mother's Son	Terry George	Edward Burke, Arthur Lappin, Jim Sheridan	Ireland,  United States
	Lea	Ivan Fíla	Ivan Fíla, Eliska Sekavova, Herbert Rimbach	Czech Republic,  Germany,  France
	Beautiful Thing	Hettie MacDonald	Tony Garnett, Bill Shapter	United Kingdom
1997	European Discovery of the Year – Fassbinder Award
	The Life of Jesus	Bruno Dumont	Rachid Bouchareb, Jean Bréhat	France
1998	European Discovery – Fassbinder Award
	The Celebration	Thomas Vinterberg	Birgitte Hald, Morten Kaufmann	Denmark,  Sweden
	The Dream Life of Angels	Erick Zonca	François Marquis	France
1999
	The War Zone	Tim Roth	Sarah Radclyffe, Dixie Linder	United Kingdom,  Italy

2000s

Year	English title	Director(s)	Producer(s)	Country of production/co-production
2000 [1]	European Discovery – Fassbinder Award
	Human Resources	Laurent Cantet	Caroline Benjo, Carole Scotta	France,  United Kingdom
	101 Reykjavík	Baltasar Kormákur	Michael P. Aust, Baltasar Kormákur, Þorfinnur Ómarsson, Ingvar Þórðarson	Iceland,  Denmark,  France,  Norway,  Germany,  Finland
	Gangster No. 1	Paul McGuigan	Jonathan Cavendish, Norma Heyman	,  Germany,  Ireland
	Kennedy And I	Sam Karmann	Christian Bérard, Edouard Weil	France
	Northern Skirts	Barbara Albert	Erich Lackner	Austria,  Germany,   Switzerland
	Some Voices	Simon Cellan-Jones	Damian Jones, Graham Broadbent	United Kingdom
	Together	Lukas Moodysson	Lars Jönsson	Sweden,  Denmark,  Italy
	Tuvalu	Veit Helmer	Vladimir Andreyev	Germany
	Forget America	Vanessa Jopp	Katja De Bock, Alena Rimbach, Herbert Rimbach
2001 [2]
	Pellet	Achero Mañas	Francisco Lázaro, José Antonio Félez	Spain
	alaska.de	Esther Gronenborn	Dietmar Güntsche, Eberhard Junkersdorf	Germany
	The Sea That Thinks	Gert de Graaff	René Huybrechtse, René Scholten	Netherlands
	Dog Days	Ulrich Seidl	Philippe Bober, Helmut Grasser	Austria
	Jalla! Jalla!	Josef Fares	Anna Anthony	Sweden
	Dead End Streets	Stavros Ioannou	?	Greece
	Last Resort	Paweł Pawlikowski	Ruth Caleb	United Kingdom
	Lovely Rita	Jessica Hausner	Barbara Albert	Austria,  Germany
	The Chimp	Aktan Abdykalykov	Marc Baschet	Kyrgyzstan,  Russia,  France,  Japan
	Happy Man	Małgorzata Szumowska	Wojciech Has	Poland
2002 [3]
	Hukkle	György Pálfi	András Böhm, Csaba Bereczky	Hungary
	Two Friends	Spiro Scimone, Francesco Sframeli	Andrea Nuzzolo, Francesco Tornatore	Italy
	Minor Mishaps	Annette K. Olesen	Ib Tardini	Denmark,  Sweden
	Respiro	Emanuele Crialese	Domenico Procacci, Anne-Dominique Toussaint	Italy,  Germany
	No Regrets	Benjamin Quabeck	Michael Schaefer, Stephanie Wagner	Germany
	Smoking Room	Roger Gual, Julio D. Wallovits	Adolfo Blanco, Quique Camín	Spain
	Pleasant Days	Kornél Mundruczó	Philippe Bober, Zsófia Kende, Viktória Petrányi, Kornél Sipos	Hungary
	The Warrior	Asif Kapadia	F. Serkan Acar, Kadir Sözen	United Kingdom,  Germany,  France,  India
	Guardian of the Frontier	Maja Weiss	Ida Weiss	Slovenia,  Germany,  France
	What's Going On?	Rabah Ameur-Zaïmeche	?	France
	The Kite	Aleksei Muradov	Pyotr Chernyayev, Robert Filatov, Aleksei Muradov, Yevgeniya Tirdatova	Russia
2003 [4]
	The Return	Andrei Zvyagintsev	Yelena Kovalyova, Dmitry Lesnevsky	Russia
	Fuse	Pjer Žalica	Ademir Kenović	Bosnia and Herzegovina,  Austria,  Turkey,  France
	The Hours of the Day	Jaime Rosales	María José Díez, Ismael Glück	Spain
	Whatever You Say	Guillaume Canet	Alain Attal	France
	Reconstruction	Christoffer Boe	Tine Grew Pfeiffer	Denmark
	Schultze Gets the Blues	Michael Schorr [de]	Jens Körner
	Young Adam	David Mackenzie	Jeremy Thomas	United Kingdom,  France
2004 [5]
	A Children's Story	Antonio Frazzi, Andrea Frazzi	Rosario Rinaldo	Italy
	A Common Thread	Éléonore Faucher	Alain Benguigui, Bertrand Van Effenterre	France
	Kroko	Sylke Enders	Christiane Hartmann, Gudrun Ruzicková-Steiner	Germany
	Or	Keren Yedaya	Emmanuel Agneray, Jérôme Bleitrach, Marek Rozenbaum, Itai Tamir	Israel,  France
	A Wonderful Night in Split	Arsen Anton Ostojić	Jozo Patljak	Croatia
	Harvest Time	Marina Razbezhkina	Tatyana Kanayeva, Natalia Zheltukhina	Russia
2005 [6]
	Accused	Jakob Thuesen	Thomas Heinesen	Denmark
	Alice	Marco Martins	Paulo Branco	Portugal
	4	Ilya Khrzhanovsky	Yelena Yatsura	Russia
	Stranger	Małgorzata Szumowska	Karl Baumgartner, Raimond Goebel	Poland,  Germany,  France
	When The Tide Comes In	Yolande Moreau, Gilles Porte	Humbert Balsan, Catherine Burniaux	Belgium,  France
	Saimir	Francesco Munzi	Cristiano Bortone, Daniele Mazzocca	Italy
	Uno	Aksel Hennie	Jørgen Storm Rosenberg	Norway
2006 [7]
	13 Tzameti	Géla Babluani	Géla Babluani	Georgia,  France
	Fresh Air	Ágnes Kocsis	Ferenc Pusztai	Hungary
	Pingpong	Matthias Luthardt	Niklas Bäumer, Anke Hartwig	Germany
	Retrieval	Sławomir Fabicki	Łukasz Dzięcioł, Piotr Dzięcioł	Poland
2007 [8]
	The Band's Visit	Eran Kolirin	Ehud Bleiberg, Koby Gal-Raday, Guy Jacoel, Eylon Ratzkovsky, Yossi Uzrad	Israel,  France,  United States
	Control	Anton Corbijn	Anton Corbijn, Todd Eckert, Orian Williams, Iain Canning, Peter Heslop, Tony Wilson, Deborah Curtis	United Kingdom,  United States,  Australia,  Japan
	A Man’s Fear of God	Özer Kiziltan	Sevil Demirci, Önder Çakar	Turkey,  Germany
	Counterparts	Jan Bonny	Bettina Brokemper	Germany
2008 [9]
	Hunger	Steve McQueen	Laura Hastings-Smith, Robin Gutch	United Kingdom,  Ireland
	Snow	Aida Begić	Benny Drechsel, Karsten Stoeter, Elma Tataragić	Bosnia and Herzegovina,  Germany,  France,  Iran
	Summer Book	Seyfi Teoman	Yamaç Okur, TNadir Operli	Turkey
	Tulpan	Sergei Dvortsevoy	Karl Baumgartner, Thanassis Karathanos	Kazakhstan,  Germany,  Italy,  Poland,  Russia,   Switzerland
2009 [10]
	Katalin Varga	Peter Strickland	Tudor Giurgiu, Oana Giurgiu, Peter Strickland	United Kingdom,  Romania,  Hungary
	The Other Bank	George Ovashvili	George Ovashvili, Sain Gabdullin	Georgia,  Kazakhstan
	Ajami	Scandar Copti, Yaron Shani	Mosh Danon, Thanassis Karathanos, Talia Kleinhendler	Germany,  Israel
	Be Good	Juliette Garcias	Marianne Slot	France,  Denmark
	Autumn	Özcan Alper	F. Serkan Acar, Kadir Sözen	Turkey,  Germany

2010s

Year	English title	Director(s)	Country
European Discovery – Prix FIPRESCI
2010 [11][12]	Lebanon	Samuel Maoz	Israel, France, Germany
	Nothing Personal	Urszula Antoniak	Netherlands, Ireland
	When We Leave	Feo Aladag	Germany
	If I Want to Whistle, I Whistle	Florin Serban	Romania
	The Double Hour	Giuseppe Capotondi	Italy
2011 [13][14]	Oxygen	Hans Van Nuffel	Belgium, Netherlands
	Breathing	Karl Markovics	Austria
	Michael	Markus Schleinzer	Austria
	Nothing's All Bad	Mikkel Munch-Fals	Denmark
	Tilva Roš	Nikola Ležaić	Serbia
2012 [15][16]	Kauwboy	Boudewijn Koole	Netherlands
	Broken	Rufus Norris	UK
	Reported Missing [de]	Jan Speckenbach [de]	Germany
	Teddy Bear	Mads Matthiesen	Denmark
	Twilight Portrait	Angelina Nikonova	Russia
2013 [17][18]	A Coffee in Berlin	Jan Ole Gerster	Germany
	Eat Sleep Die	Gabriela Pichler	Sweden
	Call Girl	Mikael Marcimain	Sweden, Norway, Ireland, Finland
	Miele	Valeria Golino	Italy, France
	The Plague	Neus Ballús	Spain
2014 [19][20]	The Tribe	Myroslav Slaboshpytskiy	Ukraine
	10,000 km	Carlos Marqués-Marcet	Spain
	Wounded	Fernando Franco	Spain
	'71	Yann Demange	UK
	Party Girl	Marie Amachoukeli, Claire Burger, Samuel Theis	France
2015 [21][22]	Mustang	Deniz Gamze Ergüven	France, Germany, Turkey
	Goodnight Mommy	Veronika Franz, Severin Fiala	Austria
	Limbo	Anna Sofie Hartmann	Germany, Denmark
	Slow West	John Maclean	New Zealand, United Kingdom
	Summers Downstairs [de]	Tom Sommerlatte [de]	Germany, France
2016 [23][24]	The Happiest Day in the Life of Olli Mäki	Juho Kuosmanen	Finland, Sweden, Germany
	Dogs	Bogdan Mirica	France, Romania, Bulgaria, Qatar
	Liebmann	Jules Herrmann	Germany
	Sand Storm	Elite Zexer	Israel
	Thirst	Svetla Tsotsorkova	Bulgaria
2017 [25][26]	Lady Macbeth	William Oldroyd	United Kingdom
	Bloody Milk	Hubert Charuel	France
	Godless	Ralitza Petrova	Bulgaria, Denmark, France
	Summer 1993	Carla Simón	Spain
	The Eremites	Ronny Trocker	Germany, Austria
2018 [27][28]	Girl	Lukas Dhont	Belgium, Netherlands
	One Day	Zsófia Szilágyi	Hungary
	Scary Mother	Ana Urushadze	Georgia, Estonia
	The Guilty	Gustav Möller	Denmark
	Those Who Are Fine	Cyril Schäublin	Switzerland
	Touch Me Not	Adina Pintilie	Romania, Germany, Czech Republic, Bulgaria, France
2019 [29][30]	Les Misérables	Ladj Ly	France
	Aniara	Pella Kagerman, Hugo Lilja	Sweden, Denmark
	Atlantics	Mati Diop	France, Senegal, Belgium
	Blind Spot	Tuva Novotny	Norway, Denmark
	Irina	Nadejda Koseva	Bulgaria
	Ray & Liz	Richard Billingham	UK

2020s

Year	English title	Director(s)	Country
European Discovery – Prix FIPRESCI
2020 [31][32]	Sole	Carlo Sironi	Italy, Poland
	Full Moon	Nermin Hamzagic	Bosnia & Herzegovina
	Gagarine	Fanny Liatard, Jérémy Trouilh	France
	Instinct	Halina Reijn	Netherlands
	Isaac	Jurgis Matulevicius	Lithuania
	Jumbo	Zoé Wittock	France, Belgium, Luxembourg
2021 [33][34]	Promising Young Woman	Emerald Fennell	USA, UK
	Beginning	Dea Kulumbegashvili	France, Georgia
	Lamb	Valdimar Jóhannsson	Iceland, Sweden, Poland
	Playground	Laura Wandel	Belgium
	Pleasure	Ninja Thyberg	Sweden, Netherlands, France
	The Whaler Boy	Philipp Yuryev	Russia, Poland, Belgium
2022 [35][36]	Small Body	Laura Samani	Italy, Slovenia, France
	Love According to Dalva	Emmanuelle Nicot	Belgium, France
	107 Mothers	Peter Kerekes	Slovakia, Czech Republic, Ukraine
	Other People	Aleksandra Terpińska	Poland, France
	Pamfir	Dmytro Sukholytkyy-Sobchuk	Ukraine, France, Poland, Germany, Chile
	Sonne	Kurdwin Ayub	Austria
2023 [37]	How to Have Sex	Molly Manning Walker	United Kingdom, Greece
	20,000 Species of Bees	Estibaliz Urresola Solaguren	Spain
	La Palisiada	Philip Sotnychenko	Ukraine
	Safe Place	Juraj Lerotić	Croatia, Slovenia
	The Quiet Migration	Malene Choi	Denmark
	Vincent Must Die	Stéphan Castang	France, Belgium
2024 [38]	Armand	Halfdan Ullmann Tøndel	Norway, Netherlands, Germany, Sweden
	Hoard	Luna Carmoon	UK
	Kneecap	Rich Peppiatt	Ireland, UK
	Santosh	Sandhya Suri	UK, France, Germany
	The New Year That Never Came	Bogdan Mureșanu	Romania, Serbia
	Toxic	Saulė Bliuvaitė	Lithuania

^{^[a]} Award given as Best Young Film or Young European Film of the Year

Most wins for European Discovery by country

Country	Awards	Nominations	Awards (with co-productions)	Nominations (with co-productions)
France	6	17	11	35
United Kingdom	5	17	5	20
Spain	2	8	2	8
Denmark	2	6	3	10
Netherlands	2	4	4	6
Belgium	2	4	3	5
Israel	2	4	2	5
Germany	1	17	4	37
Italy	1	10	3	14
Hungary	1	5	2	6
Ireland	1	3	2	7
Poland	1	3	1	4
Russia	1	3	2	7
Georgia	1	2	1	2
Finland	1	1	1	2
Ukraine	1	1	1	1
Austria	0	4	1	8
Sweden	0	4	1	8
Turkey	0	4	1	6
Soviet Union	0	3	0	3
Bosnia and Herzegovina	0	2	0	2
Romania	0	3	1	4
Norway	0	1	0	2
Kazakhstan	0	1	0	2
Bulgaria	0	1	0	2
Croatia	0	1	0	1
Czech Republic	0	1	0	1
Greece	0	1	0	1
Iceland	0	1	0	1
Kyrgyzstan	0	1	0	1
New Zealand	0	1	0	1
Portugal	0	1	0	1
Serbia	0	1	0	1
Slovenia	0	1	0	1
Tajikistan	0	1	0	1
Yugoslavia	0	1	0	1
United States	0	0	3	6
Iceland	0	0	1	1
Lebanon	0	0	1	1
Switzerland	0	0	0	4
Japan	0	0	0	3
Australia	0	0	0	1
India	0	0	0	1
Iran	0	0	0	1
Qatar	0	0	0	1

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External links

• Nominees and winners at the European Film Academy website