CANNES FILM FESTIVAL

Tied with Rooney Mara for Carol (2015).

Tied with Emmanuelle Bercot for Meu Rei (2015).

Tied with Vozvrashenie Erkina (2015) for third place.

Tied with Victor XX (2015) for third place.

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

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

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.

for the outstanding contribution of sound to the narration.

The film we've chosen to award is more than a movie, it's a moment in history. The first time a love story between two women was treated with the respect and significance of any other mainstream cinematic romance. For its heartbreaking performances, stunning mise-en-scene, and overall mastery of craft we are proud to award CAROL with the Queer Palm.

for the masterful narration.

Tied with Nahid: Amor e Liberdade (2015).

Tied with Crematório (2015).

"The touching scenes of Dixie being befriended by households in a Portuguese tower block in a selection of rather fetching coats won the hearts and minds of the jury."

The very personal film of a young filmmaker who is trying to break the silence that weighs decades in his own family on the legendary character was his grandfather. Delicate work that explores the intimacy of a family with great modesty.