Glory to the Filmmaker Award
The Glory to the Filmmaker Award, organized by the Venice film festival in collaboration with Jaeger-LeCoultre (2006-2020) and Cartier (2021-today). It is dedicated to personalities who have made a significant contribution to contemporary cinema.[1][2]
Winners
[edit]| Year | Director | Nationality | Film Presented at Venice Film Festival in the Year of the Honor |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2006 | Takeshi Kitano |  Japan
|
Glory to the Filmmaker! |
| 2007 | Abbas Kiarostami |  Iran
|
Shirin |
| 2008 | Agnès Varda |  France
|
The Beaches of Agnès |
| 2009 | Sylvester Stallone |  United States
|
Rambo - Director's Cut |
| 2010 | Mani Ratnam |  India
|
Raavan |
| 2011 | Al Pacino | United States
|
Wilde Salomé |
| 2012 | Spike Lee | Bad 25 | |
| 2013 | Ettore Scola |  Italy
|
How Strange to Be Named Federico |
| 2014 | James Franco | United States
|
The Sound and the Fury |
| 2015 | Brian De Palma | De Palma (directed by Noah Baumbach & Jake Paltrow) | |
| 2016 | Amir Naderi | Iran
|
Monte |
| 2017 | Stephen Frears |  United Kingdom
|
Victoria & Abdul |
| 2018 | Zhang Yimou |  China
|
Shadow |
| 2019 | Costa-Gavras |  Greece
|
Adults in the Room |
| 2020 | Abel Ferrara | United States
|
Sportin' Life |
| 2021 | Ridley Scott | United Kingdom
|
The Last Duel |
| 2022 | Walter Hill | United States
|
Dead for a Dollar |
| 2023 | Wes Anderson | The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar | |
| 2024 | Claude Lelouch | France
|
Finalement |
References
[edit]- ^ "Carnival of Venice, Portale di Venezia® – The 1930s". Carnival of Venice. Retrieved September 29, 2014.[permanent dead link]
- ^ "Award". BBC News.
See also
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