Eurimages Audentia Award Explained

The Eurimages Audentia Award is an annual film award, presented by Eurimages to honour films by emerging women filmmakers. The award is presented at a different international film festival each year, to a film screening within that year's festival program.

Winners

Year	Film	Director(s)	Host festival	Ref
2016	The Magic Mountain			^[1]
2017	Milla	Valérie Massadian		^[2]
2018	Fig Tree			^[3]
2019	Lucky One	Mia Engberg		^[4]
2020	Garage People (Garagenvolk)			^[5]
2021	The Crossing (La Traversée)	Florence Miailhe		^[6]
2022	Women Do Cry			^[7]
2023	Smoke Sauna Sisterhood	Anna Hints	Beldocs	^[8]
2024	TBA			^[9]
2025	TBA
2026	TBA		Crime and Punishment (Turkey)

Notes and References

1. https://cineuropa.org/en/newsdetail/307586/ "Eurimages' Audentia Award goes to The Magic Mountain"
2. https://cineuropa.org/en/newsdetail/332876/ "Eurimages’ Audentia Award goes to Milla"
3. Erin Nyren, "‘Green Book’ Takes Toronto Film Festival’s 2018 People’s Choice Award". Variety, 16 September 2018.
4. Jan Lumholdt, "Denmark’s Queen of Hearts wins the Dragon Award Best Nordic Film at Göteborg". Cineuropa, 4 February 2019.
5. Michael Rosser, "‘Exile’ wins top prize at virtual Sarajevo Film Festival". Screen Daily, 21 August 2020.
6. https://ctvm.info/le-50e-festival-du-nouveau-cinema-devoile-son-palmares-et-se-poursuit-en-ligne-jusquau-31-octobre-2021/ "Le 50e Festival du nouveau cinéma dévoile son palmarès et se poursuit en ligne jusqu’au 31 octobre 2021"
7. Camillo De Marco, "Radu Muntean's Întregalde wins in Trieste". Cineuropa, 26 January 2022.
8. Marko Stojiljković, "Thiiird and A Field Guide to Coastal Fortifications come out on top at the 16th Beldocs". Cineuropa, 17 May 2023.
9. Annika Pham, "Haugesund Fest Boasts Exceptional Norwegian Lineup and Talents, 76 International Pics, Four World Premieres". Variety, 3 August 2024.