Film Awards By Year

2020 International Film Festival Rotterdam - Big Screen Award WinnerA Perfectly Normal FamilyMalou ReymannEmma has a perfectly normal family until one day it turns out her dad, Thomas, is transgender. As Thomas becomes Agnete, both father and daughter struggle to hold on to what they had while accepting that everything has changed.Amazon2020 International Film Festival Rotterdam - Big Screen Award NomineesA Yellow AnimalFelipe BragançaAmazonEdenÁgnes KocsisAmazonEnormousSophie LetourneurAmazonFanny Lye Deliver'dThomas ClayAmazonMosquitoJoão Nuno PintoAmazonSynapsesTso-chi ChangAmazonThe Evening HourBraden KingAmazonYoung HunterMarco BergerAmazon

2019 International Film Festival Rotterdam - Big Screen Award WinnerTransnistriaAnna EbornAtmospherically shot on 16mm film, Transnistra is an intimate and vital account of love and friendship in a complex, contradictory world. Award-winning director Anna Eborn (Pine Ridge) ...Amazon2019 International Film Festival Rotterdam - Big Screen Award NomineesBanglaPhaim BhuiyanAmazonGod of the PianoItay TalAmazonHail Satan?Penny LaneAmazonJoelCarlos SorinAmazonQueen of HeartsMay el-ToukhyAmazonThe Best of Dorien B.Anke BlondéAmazonX&YAnna OdellAmazon

2018 International Film Festival Rotterdam - Big Screen Award WinnerNinaOlga ChajdasNina, a teacher in mid-30's, struggling to have a child, looks for a surrogate mother. It would seem that together with her husband she has found an ideal candidate, yet Nina falls for the woman, who could have given birth to her child.Amazon2018 International Film Festival Rotterdam - Big Screen Award NomineesAn Evening with Beverly Luff LinnJim HoskingAmazonNight Comes OnJordana SpiroAmazonPityBabis MakridisAmazonThe GuiltyGustav MöllerAmazonTime ShareSebastián HofmannAmazon

2017 International Film Festival Rotterdam - Big Screen Award WinnerPop AyeKirsten TanOn a chance encounter, a disenchanted architect bumps into his long-lost elephant on the streets of Bangkok. Excited, he takes his elephant on a journey across Thailand, in search of the farm where they grew up together.Amazon2017 International Film Festival Rotterdam - Big Screen Award NomineesDonkeyoteChico PereiraAmazonFamily LifeCristián JiménezAmazonLemonJanicza BravoAmazonMarjorie PrimeMichael AlmereydaAmazonMåste gittIvica ZubakAmazonThis is Our LandLucas BelvauxAmazon

2016 International Film Festival Rotterdam - Big Screen Award WinnerLes ogresLéa FehnerThey go from town to town, a big top on their backs, their show over their shoulder. They bring dreams and disorder to our lives. They are ogres, giants. They've devoured the theater and ...Amazon2016 International Film Festival Rotterdam - Big Screen Award NomineesCalifórniaMarina PersonAmazonHalal LoveAssad FouladkarAmazonLove & FriendshipWhit StillmanAmazonSayonaraKôji FukadaAmazonSuntanArgyris PapadimitropoulosAmazonThis Summer FeelingMikhaël HersAmazonWildNicolette KrebitzAmazon

2015 International Film Festival Rotterdam - Big Screen Award WinnerSecond ComingDebbie Tucker GreenA look at the life and struggles of a family living in London.Amazon2015 International Film Festival Rotterdam - Big Screen Award NomineesA Matter of InterpretationKwang-kuk LeeAmazonI Swear I'll Leave This TownDaniel AragãoAmazonJaujaLisandro AlonsoAmazonMagical GirlCarlos VermutAmazonMoveMarat SaruluAmazonNøgle hus spejlMichael NoerAmazonThe Chambermaid LynnIngo HaebAmazonThe LessonKristina GrozevaAmazonUndulant FeverHiroshi AndoAmazon

2014 International Film Festival Rotterdam - Big Screen Award WinnerAnother YearOksana BychkovaYoung married couple in today's Moscow: He's an unemployed guy who gets some money by giving rides to strangers at nights. She's a young graphic designer who just got her first job. The ...Amazon2014 International Film Festival Rotterdam - Big Screen Award NomineesIt's UsNick RedingAmazonJacky in the Kingdom of WomenRiad SattoufAmazonObvious ChildGillian RobespierreAmazonR100Hitoshi MatsumotoAmazonReimonRodrigo MorenoAmazonSee No EvilJos de PutterAmazonThe DistanceSergio CaballeroAmazonThe MilitantManolo NietoAmazonTo Kill a ManAlejandro Fernández AlmendrasAmazon