Despite Wildlife – the directorial debut by the American actor Paul Dano – taking home the award for Best Film at Torino Film Festival 2018, European cinema represented the lion's share of award-winners, with a new official record. Following the jury's verdict, chaired by Jia Zhangke (China) and comprised of Marta Donzelli (Italy), Miguel Gomes (Portugal), Col Needham (United Kingdom) and Andreas Prochaska (Austria), the second most important award, the Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo Award, went to the German title The Mover [+lire aussi :
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Senez’s film, which stars the touching Romain Duris in the role of an abandoned husband, father and trade unionist, also received the Cipputi Award, dedicated to the best film about the world of work, while the FIPRESCI award went to the Greek film Pity [+lire aussi :
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As for the documentary section, the Best International Documentary Award went to Homo Botanicus by Guillermo Quintero (Colombia/France), with the Special Jury Prize going to the German-Uruguayan film One or Two Questions [+lire aussi :
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The full list of awards at the 36^th Torino Film Festival:

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Best Film (€18,000)
Wildlife - Paul Dano (USA)

Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo Award (€ 7,000)
The Mover [+lire aussi :
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Special Jury Mention
Bad Poems [+lire aussi :
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Best Actress
Grace Passô - Temporada (Brazil)

Best Actor (tied)
Rainer Bock - The Mover (Germany)
Jakob Cedergren - The Guilty [+lire aussi :
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Best Screenplay
Emil Nygaard Albertsen, Gustav Möller - The Guilty

Audience Award (tied)
The Guilty - Gustav Möller
Our Struggles [+lire aussi :
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Best Internazionale.doc Documentary (€6,000)
Homo Botanicus - Guillermo Quintero (Colombia/France)

Internazionale.doc Special Jury Award
One or Two Questions [+lire aussi :
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Best Italiana.doc Documentary (€6,000)
In questo mondo - Anna Kauber (Italy)

Italiana.doc Special Jury Prize
Giacinto Scelsi. The First Motion of the Immovable [+lire aussi :
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Italiana.doc Special Jury Mention
Il gigante pidocchio - Paolo Santangelo (Italy)

Best Short Film (€2,000)
Ultima cassa - Elettra Bisogno (Italy)

Special Jury Prize (tied)
13 volte fuoco su mio padre - Francesco Ragazzi (Italy)
Col tempo - Sara Dresti (Italy)

Other Awards

FIPRESCI Award
Pity [+lire aussi :
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Cipputi Award – Best film about the world of work
Our Struggles - Guillaume Senez (Belgium/France)

Turin City Award - Smat, Torino Factory (€2,500)
Tempo critico - Gabriele Pappalardo (Italy)

Special Mention
Solo gli occhi piangono - Emanuele Marini (Italy)