19th European Film Awards

Award ceremony

19th European Film Awards

Date| December 2, 2006
Site| Centrum EXPO XXI, Warsaw, Poland
Hosted by| Maciej Stuhr, Sophie Marceau
Organized by| European Film Academy
Highlights
Best Picture| The Lives Of Others
Best Direction| Pedro Almodóvar
Volver
Best Actor| Ulrich Mühe
The Lives Of Others
Best Actress| Penélope Cruz
Volver
Most awards| Volver (4)[1]
Most nominations| Volver (6), The Lives Of Others
Television coverage
Channel| Arte, TVP2

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The 19th European Film Awards were presented on December 2, 2006 in Warsaw, Poland. The winners were selected by the members of the European Film Academy.

## Awards

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### Best Film

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English title  | Original title  | Director(s)  | Country

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The Lives of Others | Das Leben der Anderen | Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck | Germany
Breakfast on Pluto | Neil Jordan | Ireland, United Kingdom
Grbavica: Esma's Secret | Grbavica | Jasmila Žbanić | Bosnia and Hercegovina, Austria, Germany, Croatia
The Road to Guantanamo | Michael Winterbottom, Mat Whitecross | United Kingdom
Volver | Pedro Almodóvar | Spain
The Wind That Shakes the Barley | Ken Loach | Ireland, United Kingdom, Germany, Italy, Spain

### Best Documentary

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English title  | Original title  | Director(s)  | Country

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Into Great Silence | Die große Stille | Philip Gröning | Germany
37 Uses for a Dead Sheep |  | Ben Hopkins | United Kingdom
Dreaming by Numbers |  | Anna Bucchetti | Netherlands
Grandmother's House | La casa de mi abuela | Adan Allaga | Spain
Maradona, the Golden Kid | Maradona, un gamin en or | Jean-Christophe Rosé | France
The Cemetery Club | מועדון בית הקברות | Tali Shemesh | Israel
The Fisherman and the Dancing Girl | Рыбак и танцовщица | Valeriy Solomin | Russia
Our Daily Bread | Unser täglich Brot | Nikolaus Geyrhalter | Austria

## References

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1. ^ "Europejska Akademia Filmowa 2006 - Filmweb".

## External links

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* European Film Academy Archive

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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

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* Czech
* Georgian
* Kazakhstani
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