Colombian Film ‘Kings of the World’ Tops San Sebastian Award Winners

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Guy Lodge Film Critic Colombian director Laura Mora’s coming-of-age drama “Kings of the World” has taken the Golden Shell for Best Film at the San Sebastian Film Festival, marking the third consecutive year that a female filmmaker has taken the top prize at the Spanish fest.

Longer report to follow; full list of winners below. OFFICIAL SELECTION PRIZES Golden Shell for Best Film: “Kings of the World,” Laura Mora Special Jury Prize: “Runner,” Marian Mathias Silver Shell for Best Director: “A Hundred Flowers,” Genki Kawamura Silver Shell for Best Leading Performance (tied): “La Maternal,” Carla Quílez; “Winter Boy,” Paul Kircher Silver Shell for Best Supporting Performance: “The Substitute,” Renata Lerman Best Screenplay: “A Woman,” Wang Chao Best Cinematography: “Pornomelancolía,” Manuel AbramovichOTHER OFFICIAL AWARDS New Directors Award: “Spare Keys,” Jeanne Aslan and Paul Saintillan New Directors Award (Special Mention): “On Either Side of the Pond,” Parth Saurabh Horizontes Latinos Award: “I Have Electric Dreams,” Valentina Maurel Zabaltegi-Tabakalera Award: “Godland,” Hlynur Pálmason Audience Award for Best Film: “Argentina, 1985,” Santiago Mitre Audience Award for Best European Film: “The Beasts,” Rodrigo Sorogoyen Spanish Cooperation Award: “Noise,” Karla Moreno, María José Córdova RTVE Another Look Award: “El Sostre Groc,” Isabel Coixet RTVE Another Look Award (Special Mention): “Corsage,” Marie Kreutzer Irizar Basque Film Award: “Suro,” Mikel Gurrea Irizar Basque Film Award (Special Mention): “To Books and Women I Sing,” Maria Elorza TCM Youth Award: “To Books and Women I Sing,” Maria Elorza OTHER AWARDS Euskadi Basque Country 2030 Agenda Award: “Tori and Lokita,” Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne Dunio Asaya Award: