9th European Film Awards

The 9th European Film Awards were presented on 8 November 1996 in Berlin, Germany.

Awards

Best Film

Lifetime Achievement Award

Recipient	Occupation
Alec Guinness	actor

References

External links

• Winners
• Nominees

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European Film Awards

Ceremonies

• Berlin 1988
• Paris 1989
• Glasgow 1990
• Potsdam 1991
• Potsdam 1992
• Potsdam 1993
• Berlin 1994
• Berlin 1995
• Berlin 1996
• Berlin 1997
• London 1998
• Berlin 1999
• Paris 2000
• Berlin 2001
• Rome 2002
• Berlin 2003
• Barcelona 2004
• Berlin 2005
• Warsaw 2006
• Berlin 2007
• Copenhagen 2008
• Bochum 2009
• Tallinn 2010
• Berlin 2011
• Valletta 2012
• Berlin 2013
• Riga 2014
• Berlin 2015
• Wrocław 2016
• Berlin 2017
• Seville 2018
• Berlin 2019
• Online 2020
• Berlin 2021
• Reykjavík 2022
• Berlin 2023

Merit awards

• Film
• Director
• Actor
• Actress
• Screenplay
• Animated Feature Film
• Documentary Film
• Short Film
• Discovery of the Year
• Achievement in Fiction Series
• Comedy
• Cinematography
• Costume Design
• Editing
• Makeup and Hairstyling
• Original Score
• Production Design
• Sound
• Visual Effects

Special awards

• Achievement in World Cinema Award
• Eurimages Award
• Lifetime Achievement Award
• Lux Award
• Young Audience Award
• University Film Award

Defunct awards

• FIPRESCI Award
• Outstanding Technical Contribution
• Non-European Film
• Supporting Actor
• Supporting Actress
• Young Performer
• People's Choice Award for Best Actor
• People's Choice Award for Best Actress

Countries of
the nominees

• Albanian
• Austrian
• Belgian
• Bosnian
• Croatian
• Czech
• Georgian
• Kazakh
• Luxembourgish
• Polish
• Romanian
• Serbian
• Slovak
• Tajik
• Turkish
• Ukrainian
• Soviet

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