Annex: Film Awards

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The following is a list of groups, organizations, and festivals that recognize achievement and merit in the film field by awarding various awards.

Movie Awards

Latin America

Ibero-America

American Indian Film Festival, which rewards the best of television and film whose original version is an indigenous language of America.
Cinemas from the South Granada (Alhambra de Oro to films produced in Asia, Africa and Ibero-America).
Platinum Awards (advised by the Audiovisual Producer's Rights Management Entity (EGEDA) in collaboration with the Ibero-American Film and Audiovisual Producers Federation (FIPCA), the Ibero-American Film Academy, Latin Artist and the support of the Film Institutes, to recognize the professionals of the Ibero-American film industry, films whose nationalities are European, North America, Central America, Central America. Which original version is in Spanish or Portuguese or official languages at the national level of a country belonging to Ibero-America owns i.e. non-European, e.g.: Nahuatl, Mayan language, Aymara language, Quechua language, Wayu language, etc.)
Ibero-American Phoenix Film Award.
Festival de Cine Iberoamericano de Huelva. Gold Colon Awards, Silver Carabelas, etc... and others concerning IberoSphere Film.

Argentina

Silver Condor (torted by the Association of Film Chronicles of Argentina).
South Awards (torted by the Academy of Arts and Film Sciences of Argentina).
Buenos Aires Red Sangre
Astor Awards (or awarded by the Mar del Plata International Film Festival. Originally the awards were called "Ombú", until 2004).
Buenos Aires International Independent Film Festival
La Picasa International Film Festival

Bolivia Bolivia

FENAVID International Film Festival (Santa Cruz)
Ibero-American Film Festival of Santa Cruz
International Human Rights Festival (Sucre)
International Short Week (La Paz - Cochabamba)
Sexual Affective Diversity Film Festival (Santa Cruz)
Latin American Film Festival A Sky Open (Cochabamba)
Gold Devil Film Festival (Oruro)

Brazil Brazil

The Brazilian Film Grand Prix—in Portuguese, Grande Prêmio do Cinema Brasileiro— is an annual award given by the Brazilian Film Academy — in Portuguese, Brazilian Academy of Cinema— at the best of Brazilian cinema in several categories, including also a prize for the best foreign film.
Rio de Janeiro Film Festival
Gramado Film Festival
São Paulo International Film Exhibition

ChileChile

Pudú de Oro (torgado por el Festival Internacional de Cine de Valdivia).
Pedro Sienna (torted by the National Council for Culture and the Arts of Chile).
Viña del Mar International Film Festival
International Film Festival of the North of Chile
Lebu International Film Festival
International Antarctic Film Festival on Environment and Sustainability

Colombia Colombia

Cartagena International Film Festival of Indias
Bogotá Independent Film Festival - INDIEBO
Bogotá Film Festival
Santa Fe Film Festival of Antioquia
Neiva Film Festival
Barranquilla International Film Festival (FICBAQ)
Macondo Awards are a series of awards awarded by the Colombian Academy of Arts and Film Sciences as a recognition of the artistic, technical and narrative excellence of Colombian cinema

Costa Rica Costa Rica

Costa Rica's International Film Festival, commonly abbreviated to CRFIC, is a cinematographic event that invites the Costa Rican Cinéfil public to appreciate the best of the cinematography of Costa Rica, Latin America and international. Directors, actors, producers, advisors, specialists and managers from all over the world participate in meetings, debates and training activities.

Cuba Cuba

Caracol Award (torted by the National Union of Writers and Artists of Cuba).
Coral Awards of the International Festival of the New Latin American Film of Havana.

Ecuador Ecuador

Colibrí Award awarded by the Academy of Audiovisual and Cinematographic Arts of Ecuador.
Augusto San Miguel Cultural Award is a recognition given every year by the Ministry of Education of Ecuador to the best cinematographic works of Ecuadorian cinema. It is awarded in fiction and documentary categories.
Ecuador's Zero Latitude Festival is an annual exhibition of Latin American author cinema, founded in 2003. The festival is held in the cities of Quito, Guayaquil and Cuenca. The Festival's proposal focuses on the diffusion and support of the new Latin independent cinema, through competition between the works of the directors of the region and the creation of spaces for reflection and training.
Cuenca Film Festival

El Salvador El Salvador

The San Salvador Film Award is a recognition given every year by the Ministry of Education of San Salvador to the best cinematographic works of Salvadoran cinema. It is awarded in fiction and documentary categories. There is also an award for the best Iberom American foreign film whose original version is not English.
International Film Festival Suchitoto

Guatemala Guatemala

Icaro Festival

Honduras Honduras

Fuzion Awards are organized by Diario Tiempo, Editorial Honduras S.A., Canal 11 (Honduras) and Cable Color (Honduras) and aims to reward excellence on radio, television, music and cinema in Honduras.

Mexico Mexico

Ariel (torted by the Mexican Academy of Arts and Film Sciences).
Silver Goddess (administered by PECIME - Mexican Film Journalists).
CANACINE Awards (backed by the National Chamber of Film and Videogram Industry)
Monterrey International Film Festival
UNAM International Film Festival
Guadalajara International Film Festival
Morelia International Film Festival,
Festival Ternium de Cine Latinoamericano de Monterrey
FICMA, SUNCINE International Environmental Film Festival (known as FICMA)

Nicaragua Nicaragua

INCINE Awards awarded by Instituto Nicaragüense de Cine awards the best of Nicaragua's cinema in the last 12 months.

Panama Panama

Panama International Film Festival
Bannabá Award for Best Panamanian Film awarded by Panama International Human Rights Film Festival - BannabáFest

Paraguayan Paraguayan

International Film Festival Art and Culture - Paraguay

Peru Peru

Festival El Cine de Lima

Puerto Rico Puerto Rico

San Juan International Film Festival in Puerto Rico

Dominican Republic Dominican Republic

La Silla Awards awarded by the Dominican Association of Film Industry Professionals
Dominican Global Film Festival

Uruguayan Uruguay

Uruguayan Cinematheque. International Film Festival of Uruguay [1].

Venezuela Venezuela

Festival de Cine Latinoamericano y Caribeño de Margarita
ACACV Awards awarded by the Academy of Film Sciences and Arts of Venezuela

North America

American Indian Film Festival, which rewards the best of television and film whose original version is an indigenous language of America.

Canada

The Genie Awards, to honor the best in the world of cinema (Canadian Scholar of the U.S. Oscars) (torted by Canadian Academy of Film and Television) Original version all languages.
Association and Film Critics of Toronto (TFCA).
Vancouver Film Critics Circle (VFCC).
The Prix Gémeaux, which rewards the best in French-speaking television, cinema and theatre. (torted by Canadian Academy of Film and Television) Original version only French.
The Gemini Awards for the best on television. (torted by Canadian Academy of Film and Television) Original version of all languages.
Toronto International Film Festival
Montreal International Film Festival awarded by International Federation of Film Producers

United States

Oscar, awards awarded by the Hollywood Academy of Arts and Film Sciences.
Golden Globe, or Golden Globes, awards awarded by the accredited foreign press in Hollywood.
Sundance Film Festival
Directors Guild of America Award, awarded by the Union of Directors of the United States.
Screen Actors Guild Awards, awards awarded by the Union of Actors.
New York Film Critics Circle Awards, awards awarded by the New York Film Critics Circle.
Golden Raspberry or Razzies Awards, satirical awards that parody the Oscars, awards to the worst of the American film industry
Producers Guild Awards, awards awarded by the Productions Association
Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival
Tribeca Film Festival
Chicago International Film Festival
San Francisco International Film Festival
San Francisco Mudo Film Festival
Hamptons International Film Festival
Austin Film Festival
Annie Awards
Gotham Awards
Satellite Awards
Independent Spirit Awards

Europe

European Film Prize (called Félix Prize from 1988 to 1996), awarded by the European Film Academy.
Glass Balloon, awarded by the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival.

Germany

Gold Bear (torted by the Berlin International Film Festival).
Awards of the German Film Critics Association.
German Film Prize
Bavarian Film Award
Deutscher Filmpreis awarded by German Film Academy

Denmark

Bodil Award, awarded by the National Association of Film Critics of Denmark.

Spain

Goya Awards, awarded by the Spanish Academy of Films, to the best film productions released the previous year.
Feroz Awards, awarded by the Association of Film Reporters of Spain, to the best film productions premiered the previous year.
National Film Prize.
Concha de Oro, awarded by the San Sebastian International Film Festival.
Sitges Film Festival awards, fantastic cinema.
Gijón Film Festival Awards (International Film Festival for Children and Youth).
Golden Mile, awarded by the International Film Week of Valladolid (SEMINCI).
José María Forqué Film Awards, awarded by the Audiovisual Rights Management Entity (EGEDA) to the best Spanish production released the previous year.
ALCINE Awards for national and international short films at the Alcalá de Henares Film Festival, awarded by Alcalá de Henares City Council and the Madrid Community.
Medals of the Film Writers Circle (CEC Medals).
Gaudí Awards, awarded by the Catalan Film Academy, to the best Catalan film productions of the year.
Turia Awards, awarded by the Valencian Community and the Valencian weekly Turia Cartelin recognition of film and television merits.
Mestre Mateo Awards, awarded by the Galega do Audiovisual Academy, to the best Galician audiovisual productions of the year.
Berlanga Awards (Valencian Film Awards), awarded by EAVF (Federated Audiovisual Companies), to the best Valencian audiovisuals.
Premios Fotogramas de Plata, awarded by the Spanish film magazine Photograms. The awards to films are carried out by specialized criticism and those granted to interpreters are chosen by the public.
Biznaga de Oro, awarded by the Malaga Spanish Film Festival.
The Sant Jordi Film Awards — initially called San Jorge Film Awards— they are one of Spain's oldest film awards. They are granted annually by Radio Nacional de España (RNE) through their delegation in Barcelona since 1957.
International Erotic Film Festival of Barcelona-Premios Ninfa
Ondas Award, awarded by Prisa Radio (Cadena SER).
Union of Actors Awards, awarded by the Union of Actors, to the best performances in theater, cinema and television.
ACE Awards, awarded by the Spanish Short Film Agency. Created to recognize the work of supporting and promoting the short film to the media, radio, television, internet, public or private entities or companies, as well as to people who stand out for their work in the short film.
Zinemira Award, awarded by the San Sebastian International Film Festival and the Basque Government Council for Culture, to a leading personality of Basque cinema.
ACIB Award, awarded by the Association of Filmmakers of the Balearic Islands (ACIB).
Gold Medal, awarded by the Academy of Arts and Film Sciences of Spain, in recognition of those who have contributed with their professional career to improve Spanish cinema in the industrial or artistic aspect.
Gonzalez Sinde Award, awarded by the Academy of Arts and Film Sciences of Spain, to institutions or people who use the cinematographic medium for the achievement of social ends.
Muñoz Suay Award, awarded by the Academy of Arts and Film Sciences of Spain, for the best historical research on Spanish cinema.
Chomon Second Prize, awarded by the Academy of Arts and Film Sciences of Spain, to recognize the merit of the technical contributions that have benefited the film industry.
Gold Blog Awards awarded by the Association Gold Blog Awards, formed by Spanish online media, that virtually reward the best films and series of the year.
Mostra Internacional de Cine do Xacobeo de Pontevedra.
Festival Internacional de Cine Ecológico de Tenerife.
Burgos International Film Festival.
International Film Week of the Sea of Cartagena.
Murcia Spanish Film Week.
Madrid International Film Festival (IMAGFIC).
Leiria Spanish Film Week.
Festival de Cine Iberoamericano de Huelva.
Gáldar International Film Festival (Gran Canaria)
Islantilla Film Festival
Yago Awards, the cinema awards that recognize the work of the forgotten Spanish cinema.
LesGaiCineMad (International Festival of LGBT Cinema in Madrid), awarded by the Triangle Foundation, to the best feature films, short films and documentaries of LGBTI+ themes.
Festival de Cine Europea de Sevilla
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria International Film Festival
FICMA, SUNCINE International Environmental Film Festival (known as FICMA)
Festival de Cine Europea de Sevilla

France

Festival de Cannes (France)
César Awards, awarded by the Academy of Arts and Techniques of Film of France.
Palma de Oro, awarded by the Cannes International Film Festival.
Méliès Award, awarded by the French Union of Film Critics.
Festival du Cinéma Espagnol de Nantes.
Louis Delluc Award.
Annecy International Film Festival

Italy

David de Donatello, awarded by the Italian Film Academy.
León de Oro, awarded by the International Film Festival of Venice.
Rome Film Festival

Netherlands

Rotterdam International Film Festival

Portuguese

International Film Festival da Figueira da Foz.
Troy International Film Festival.
Sophia (Portuguese Film Awards), awarded by Portuguese Academy of Cinema Arts and Sciences.
Fantasporto.
Tourist Film Festival Art streetTur Portugal.
Film Festival of Portugal AVANCA.

Sweden

Guldbagge Award (in Swedish Guldbaggen) is an official film award awarded annually by the Swedish Film Institute

Switzerland

Swiss Film Awards
Locarno International Film Festival

United Kingdom

BAFTA Awards, awarded by the British Academy of Film and Television Arts.
British Independent Film Awards.

Asian

Chinese

Shanghai International Film Festival

Pakistan

Nigar Award
Lux Style Awards
National Film Awards

Philippines

Gawad Urian Awards de la Filipino Film Critics
Lav Diaz Awards

Hong Kong

Hong Kong Awards
Hong Kong Film Critics Association
Golden Bauhinia Awards

Indian

Apsara Awards
Zee Cine Awards
Stardust Awards
Big Star Entertainment Awards
Global Indian Awards
Lions Gold Awards
IIFA Awards (International Indian Film Academy Awards), (Bollywood, Hindi), the equivalent of the 'Oscar' awards of India's cinema
Star Screen Awards
Dadasaheb Phalke Award
National Film Awards (Directorate of Film Festivals)
Bengal Film Journalists' Association Awards
Filmfare Awards (Critics Award section)
Golden Kela Awards
Andhrapradesh Nandi Awards
Asamés (Official language of Assam).
Bengali (Official language of Tripura and West Bengal).
- Kolkata (India) / Calcutta International Film Festival, cinema original language bengali
Bodo (Official language of Assam).
Cachemiro
Dogri (Official language of Jammu and Kashmir).
Guyaratí (Official language of Dadra and Nagar Haveli, Damán and Diu and Guyarat).
Hindi (Official language of the Andaman Islands and Nicobar, Bijar, Chandigarh, Chhattisgarh, Delhi, Jariana, Himachal Pradesh, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh and Uttaranchal)
- Filmfare Awards, Filmfare Awards are considered as the Oscar Awards of Bollywood.
I'll sing (Official language of Karnataka).
Konkaní (Official language of Goa).
Maijilí (Official language of Tirjat).
Malabar (official language of Kerala and Lakshadweep).
- Trivandrum (India) / Kerala International Film Festival, cinema original language juggling
Manipurí or Meitei (Official language of Manipur).
Marati (Official language of Maharashtra).
- Mumbai (India) / Bombay International Film Festival, cinema version original language marathi
Nepali (Official Sikkim language).
Oriya (Official language of Orissa).
Eastern Panyabi (Official language of Panyab).
Sanskrit (classical language), barely 200,000 speakers (usually used as a liturgical language in Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism. Today, it is one of India's twenty-two official languages, used for particular purposes and to a lesser extent as a cultured vehicular language.)
Santalí (spoke in Jharkhand, Assam, Bihar, Orissa, Tripura and West Bengal)
Sindi (more spoken in the Pakistani province of Sind).
Tamil (Official language of Tamil Nadu and Pondicherry).
Télugu (Official language of Telangana and Andhra Pradesh).
Urdu (Official language of Jammu and Kashmir).

Japan

Prize Blue Ribbon Awards (torted by Tokyo film critics and writers).
Prize Hochi Film Award (granted by Hochi Shimbun magazine to film excellence).
Prize Awards of the Japanese Academy (Nippon Academy-Sho Association).
Tokyo International Film Festival

Oceania

Australia

Australian Academy of Film and Television Awards

New Zealand

New Zealand Film Awards (Moas Awards)

Internet

Cinemarati Awards
Online Film Critics Society
Online Motion Picture Academy
Skander Halim Memorial Movie Survey
Award of the Italian Foreign Academy
Italian Online Movie Awards
Granite Movie Awards
GoldSpirit Awards - Sound bands and music

FIAPF accredited film festivals

Competitive Film Festivals ("Class A")

The following film festivals are considered competitive by FIAPF:

Berlin (Germany) / Berlin International Film Festival
Cannes (France) / Festival de Cannes
Cairo, Egypt / Cairo International Film Festival
Goa (India) / India International Film Festival
Karlovy Vary (Czech Republic) / Karlovy Vary International Film Festival
Locarno (Switzerland) / Locarno International Film Festival
Mar del Plata (Argentina) / Mar del Plata International Film Festival
Montreal, Canada / Montreal International Film Festival
Moscow (Russia) / Moscow International Film Festival
San Sebastián (Spain) / San Sebastián International Film Festival
Shanghai, China / Shanghai International Film Festival
Tallinn (Estonia) / Tallinn Film Festival
Tokyo, Japan / Tokyo International Film Festival
Warsaw (Poland) / Warsaw Film Festival
Venice (Italy) / Venice International Film Festival

Specialized film festivals

Alma Ata (Kazajistan) / Eurasia International Film Festival, cinema original language Kazakh
Antalya (Turkey) / Antalya International Film Festival, Cinema Original Version Turkish Language
Brussels (Belgium) / Brussels International Fantastic Film Festival, Fantastic Film
Busan (South Korea) / Busan International Film Festival, cinema Original Korean Language
Cartagena (Colombia) / Cartagena de Indias International Film Festival, cinema produced in Ibero-American
Cluj (Romania) / Transylvania International Film Festival, cinema original Romanian language
Courmayeur (Italy) / Courmayeur International Film Festival, independent film
Gijón (Spain) / Gijón International Film Festival, Children's Film and Television, Teen and Youth
Istanbul (Turkey) / Istanbul International Film Festival, Independent Film
Stockholm (Sweden) / Stockholm International Film Festival, directors who have directed three or less of three feature films
Kiev (Ukraine) / Kiev International Film Festival, cinema original Ukrainian language
Kitzbühel (Austria) / Kitzbühel Film Festival, independent film
Kolkata (India) / Calcutta International Film Festival, cinema original language bengali
Minsk (Bielorrusia) / Minsk International Film Festival, cinema original Belarusian language
Mumbai (India) / Bombay International Film Festival, cinema version original language marathi
Namur (Belgium) / Festival Internacional de Cine Francófono de Namur, cinema version original French language
Sarajevo (Bosnia and Herzegovina) / Sarajevo Film Festival, South Eastern European Film
Sydney (Australia) / Sydney Film Festival, Independent Film
Sitges (Spain) / Sitges Film Festival, fantastic cinema, terror and science fiction
Sofia (Bulgaria) / Sofia International Film Festival, Independent Film
Trivandrum (India) / Kerala International Film Festival, cinema original language juggling
Turin (Italy) / Turin Film Festival, independent film
Valencia (Spain) / Cinema Jove, young filmmakers (29 years or less)
Valencia (Spain) / Mostra de València-Cinema del Mediterrani, competitive contest specialized in films from Mediterranean countries

Non-competitive film festivals

The following film festivals are considered non-competitive by FIAPF:

Vienna (Austria) / Vienna International Film Festival - Viennale
Toronto, Canada / Toronto International Film Festival
Rome (Italy) / Rome Film Festival

Short film and documentary film festivals

The following film festivals are considered short films and documentaries by the FIAPF:

Bilbao (Spain) / International Festival of Documentary and Short Film of Bilbao - Zinebi
Krakow (Poland) / Cracow Film Festival
Oberhausen (Germany) / International Short Film Festival Oberhausen
Saint Petersburg (Russia) / 'Message to Man' International Film Festival
Tampere (Finland) / Tampere Film Festival

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