List of Belgian European Film Award winners and nominees

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This is a list of Belgian European Film Award winners and nominees. This list details the performances of Belgian actors, actresses, and films that have either been submitted or nominated for, or have won, a European Film Award.

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Best Film

Year
(Ceremony)		RecipientResultNoteRef.
1991
(4th)		 Toto the Hero NominatedBelgian-French-German co-production [1]
1993
(6th)		 Man Bites Dog Nominated [2]
1999
(12th)		 Rosetta Nominated [3]
2005
(18th)		 L'Enfant NominatedBelgian-French co-production [4]
2011
(24th)		 The Kid with a Bike NominatedBelgian-French-Italian co-production [5]
2013
(26th)		 The Broken Circle Breakdown Nominated [6]
2014
(27th)		 Nymphomaniac – Director's Cut NominatedDanish-Belgian-French-German-British co-production [7]
2017
(30th)		 Loveless NominatedRussian-Belgian-German-French co-production [8]
2018
(31st)		 Girl NominatedBelgian-Dutch co-production [9]

Best Comedy

Year
(Ceremony)		RecipientResultNoteRef.
2015
(28th)		 The Brand New Testament NominatedFrench-Belgian-Luxembourgish co-production [10]
2017
(30th)		 King of the Belgians NominatedBelgian-Dutch-Bulgarian co-production [8]
VincentNominatedBelgian-French co-production
2018
(31st)		 The Death of Stalin WonFrench-British-Belgian co-production [9]

European Discovery of the Year

Year
(Ceremony)		RecipientResultNoteRef.
1991
(4th)		 Toto the Hero WonBelgian-French-German co-production [1]
1993
(6th)		 Man Bites Dog Nominated [2]
1994
(7th)		 Son of the Shark WonFrench-Belgian-Luxembourgish co-production [11]
2005
(18th)		 When the Sea Rises NominatedBelgian-French co-production [4]
2011
(24th)		 Oxygen WonBelgian-Dutch co-production [5]
2018
(31st)		 Girl WonBelgian-Dutch co-production [9]
2019
(32nd)		 Atlantics NominatedFrench-Senegalese-Belgian co-production [12]
2020
(33rd)		 Jumbo NominatedFrench-Belgian-Luxembourgish co-production [13]

Best Animated Feature Film

Year
(Ceremony)		RecipientResultNoteRef.
2009
(22nd)		 The Secret of Kells NominatedBelgian-French-Irish co-production [14]
2010
(23rd)		 Sammy's Adventures: the Secret Passage Nominated [15]
2011
(24th)		 A Cat in Paris NominatedFrench-Belgian co-production [5]
2013
(26th)		 The Congress WonIsraeli-German-Polish-Luxembourgish-French-Belgian co-production [6]
Pinocchio NominatedItalian-Luxembourgish-French-Belgian co-production
2014
(27th)		 Jack and the Cuckoo-Clock Heart NominatedFrench-Belgian co-production [7]
Minuscule: Valley of the Lost Ants NominatedFrench-Belgian co-production
2015
(28th)		 Song of the Sea WonIrish-French-Luxembourgish-Danish-Belgian co-production [10]
2017
(30th)		 Zombillenium NominatedFrench-Belgian co-production [8]
2018
(31st)		 Another Day of Life WonPolish-Spanish-Belgian-German-Hungarian co-production [9]
2019
(32nd)		 Marona's Fantastic Tale NominatedFrench-Romanian-Belgian co-production [12]
2020
(33rd)		 Josep WonFrench-Belgian-Spanish co-production [13]

Best Short Film

Year
(Ceremony)		RecipientResultNoteRef.
2002
(15th)		MunoNominated [16]
Wedding NightNominatedBelgian-France co-production
2003
(16th)		La Chanson-ChansonNominated [17]
MamamanNominated
The WalletNominatedFrench-Belgian co-production
2004
(17th)		The Card ThievesNominatedBelgian-French co-production [18]
2005
(18th)		FlatlifeNominated [4]
2006
(19th)		MeanderNominated [19]
2007
(20th)		Plot PointNominated [20]
2008
(21st)		The AltruistsNominated [21]
2009
(22nd)		Good NightNominatedBelgian-French co-production [14]
Swimming LessonNominated
2010
(23rd)		Venus VS MeNominated [15]
2011
(24th)		DimanchesNominated [5]
2013
(26th)		Death of a ShadowWonBelgian-French co-production [6]
Houses with Small WindowsNominated
2014
(27th)		A Town Called Panic: The Christmas LogNominatedBelgian-French co-production [7]
2016
(29th)		The WallNominated [22]
The Fullness of Time (Romance)NominatedFrench-Belgian co-production
2018
(31st)		KapitalistisNominatedBelgian-French co-production [9]
Release the DogsNominatedFrench-Belgian co-production
WildebeestNominated
2020
(33rd)		Sun DogNominatedBelgian-Russian co-production [13]

Best Documentary

Year
(Ceremony)		RecipientResultNoteRef.
1992
(5th)		Lovers on TrialSpecial mention [23]
1997
(10th)		Gigi, Monica... and BiancaWonBelgian-Romanian co-production [24]
1998
(11th)		Painting with FallsWon [25]
1999
(12th)		The Truth CommissionNominated [3]
Mobutu, King of Zaire Nominated
2003
(16th)		 The Five Obstructions NominatedDanish-Belgian-Swiss-French co-production [17]
Whose Is This Song?NominatedBulgarian-Belgian co-production
A Species' OdysseyNominatedFrench-Canadian-Italian-Swiss-Belgian co-production
2004
(17th)		 Darwin's Nightmare WonAustrian-French-Belgian co-production [18]
2007
(20th)		Where is the Love in the Palmgrove?Nominated [20]
2009
(22nd)		The Damned of the SeaNominated [14]
2012
(25th)		Tea or ElectricityNominatedBelgian-French-Moroccan co-production [26]
2014
(27th)		Waiting for AugustNominatedBelgian-Romanian co-production [7]
2016
(29th)		A Family AffairNominatedDutch-Belgian co-production [22]
The Land of the EnlightenedNominatedBelgian-Irish-Dutch-German co-production

Best Director

Year
(Ceremony)		RecipientWorkResultNoteRef.
2011
(24th)		 Jean-Pierre Dardenne and Luc Dardenne The Kid with a Bike Nominated [5]
2013
(26th)		 Felix van Groeningen The Broken Circle Breakdown Nominated [6]

Best Actor

Year
(Ceremony)		RecipientWorkResultNoteRef.
1993
(6th)		 Jan Decleir Daens Nominated [2]
2002
(15th)		 Olivier Gourmet The Son Nominated [16]
2005
(18th)		 Jérémie Renier L'Enfant Nominated [4]
2013
(26th)		 Johan Heldenbergh The Broken Circle Breakdown Nominated [6]
2018
(31st)		 Victor Polster Girl Nominated [9]

Best Actress

Year
(Ceremony)		RecipientWorkResultNoteRef.
1998
(11th)		 Natacha Regnier The Dreamlife of Angels Won [25]
1999
(12th)		 Emilie Dequenne Rosetta Nominated [3]
2009
(22nd)		 Yolande Moreau Séraphine Nominated [14]
2011
(24th)		 Cécile de France The Kid with a Bike Nominated [5]
2012
(25th)		 Émilie Dequenne Our Children Nominated [26]
2013
(26th)		 Veerle Baetens The Broken Circle Breakdown Won [6]

Best Composer

Year
(Ceremony)		RecipientWorkResultNoteRef.
2008
(21st)		Tuur Florizoone Moscow, Belgium Nominated [21]

Best Screenwriter

Year
(Ceremony)		RecipientWorkResultNoteRef.
1991
(4th)		 Jaco Van Dormael Toto the Hero Won [1]
1997
(10th)		Chris Vander Stappen and Alain Berliner Ma Vie en Rose Won [24]
2011
(24th)		 Jean-Pierre Dardenne and Luc Dardenne The Kid with a Bike Won [5]
2013
(26th)		 Felix Van Groeningen and Carl Joos The Broken Circle Breakdown Nominated [6]
2014
(27th)		 Jean-Pierre Dardenne and Luc Dardenne Two Days, One Night Nominated [7]

Best Cinematographer

Year
(Ceremony)		RecipientWorkResultNoteRef.
1991
(4th)		 Walther van den Ende Toto the Hero Won [1]
1998
(10th)		Dany Elsen The Red Dwarf Nominated [24]

Best European Co-Producer

Year
(Ceremony)		RecipientResultNoteRef.
2009
(22nd)		Diana ElbaumWon [14]

People's Choice Award for Best European Film

Year
(Ceremony)		RecipientResultNoteRef.
2002
(15th)		 The Son NominatedBelgian-French co-production [16]
2004
(17th)		 Since Otar Left NominatedFrench-Belgian-Georgian co-production [18]
2006
(19th)		 Joyeux Noël NominatedFrench-German-British-Belgian-Romanian-Norwegian-Japanese-American co-production [19]
L'Enfant NominatedBelgian-French co-production
2007
(20th)		 Black Book NominatedDutch-German-British-Belgian co-production [20]
2008
(21st)		 Ben X NominatedBelgian-Dutch co-production [21]
2009
(22nd)		 Fly Me to the Moon NominatedBelgian-American co-production [14]
2010
(23rd)		 Mr. Nobody Won [15]
2011
(24th)		 Potiche NominatedFrench-Belgian co-production [5]
2012
(25th)		 Come as You Are Won [26]
2013
(26th)		 The Broken Circle Breakdown Nominated [6]
2014
(27th)		 Nymphomaniac NominatedDanish-Belgian-French-German co-production [7]
Two Days, One Night NominatedBelgian-Italian-French co-production
2016
(29th)		 The Brand New Testament NominatedBelgian-French-Luxembourgish co-production [22]
2017
(30th)		 Graduation NominatedRomanian-French-Belgian co-production [8]
2018
(31st)		 The Death of Stalin NominatedBritish-French-Belgian co-production [9]
2019
(32nd)		 Girl NominatedBelgian-Dutch co-production [12]

Young Audience Award

Year
(Ceremony)		RecipientResultNoteRef.
2012
(25th)		Blue BirdNominatedBelgian-French co-production [26]
2013
(26th)		 The Suicide Shop NominatedFrench-Belgian-Canadian co-production [6]

European University Film Award

Year
(Ceremony)		RecipientResultNoteRef.
2016
(29th)		 Graduation NominatedRomanian-French-Belgian co-production [22]
2017
(30th)		 Home Nominated [8]
Loveless NominatedRussian-Belgian-German-French co-production
2019
(32nd)		 God Exists, Her Name Is Petrunija NominatedMacedonian-Belgian-Slovenian-French-Croatian co-production [12]

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