8th European Film Awards

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8th European Film Awards
Date	12 November 1995
Site	Bar jeder Vernunft, Berlin, Germany
Hosted by	none
Organized by	European Film Academy
Highlights
Best Picture	Land and Freedom
← 1994 European Film Awards 1996 →

The 8th European Film Awards were presented on 12 November 1995 in Berlin, Germany. The winners were selected by the members of the European Film Academy.

Awards
Best Film
Best Documentary
Lifetime Achievement Award
References
External links

Awards

Best Film

English title	Original title	Director(s)	Country
Land and Freedom		Ken Loach	United Kingdom
Rendez-Vous in Paris	Les Rendez-vous de Paris	Éric Rohmer	France
Ulysses' Gaze	Το βλέμμα του Οδυσσέα	Theo Angelopoulos	Greece
Butterfly Kiss		Michael Winterbottom	United Kingdom
Deathmaker	Der Totmacher	Romuald Karmakar	Germany
La Haine	La Haine	Mathieu Kassovitz	France

Best Documentary

English title	Original title	Director(s)	Country
Viva Stalin	-	Jens Meurer	Germany

Lifetime Achievement Award

Recipient	Occupation
Marcel Carné	film director

References

External links

European Film Academy Archive

v t e 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 Lucerne 2024 Berlin 2025
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 Kazakhstani Luxembourgish Polish Romanian Serbian Slovak Tajikistani Turkish Ukrainian Soviet
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