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Winners

1980

Best Film: Rocky II

Best Actor: Alan Alda (The Seduction of Joe Tynan)

Best Actress: Sally Field (Norma Rae)

Best Supporting Actor: Robert Duvall (Apocalypse Now)

Best Supporting Actress: Meryl Streep (The Deer Hunter)

Best Director: Michael Cimino (The Deer Hunter)

Best Screenplay: The China Syndrome

Best Original Song: Every Which Way But Loose (Every Which Way But Loose)

Favorite Film Star - Female: Jane Fonda

Favorite Film Star - Male: Burt Reynolds

Special Marquee: Clint Eastwood

1982

Best Film: Raiders of the Lost Ark

Best Actor: Henry Fonda (On Golden Pond)

Best Actress: Katharine Hepburn (On Golden Pond)

Best Supporting Actor: John Gielgud (Arthur)

Best Supporting Actress: Jane Fonda (On Golden Pond)

Best Director: Steven Spielberg (Raiders of the Lost Ark)

Best Screenplay: Raiders of the Lost Ark

Best Original Song: Endless Love (Endless Love)

Favorite Film Star - Female: Sally Field

Favorite Film Star - Male: Alan Alda

Special Marquee: John Williams

Special Marquee: Hal B. Wallis

Special Marquee: Warren Beatty (Reds)

2014^[3]

Grand Jury Price: Magic Magic (Director: Sebastián Silva)

Special Marquee Award: The Woodsman and The Farmer (Director: Cory Malkin)

Special Marquee Award: Femme - Women Healing the World (Director: Emmanuel Itler)

Best Narrative Feature: Another Sertao (Director: Warlise Weller)

Best Narrative Short: Living Memories (Director: Nathan Colquhoun)

Best Documentary Feature: Soldiers' Sanctuary (Director: Luke L. Hansen)

Best Documentary Short: Simple As That (Directors: Kari Branch, Ashley McCue, Russell Walker)

Best Animated Film: Payada pa' Satan (Directors: Antonio Balseiro, Carlos Balseiro)

Best Foreign Film: Break-Up (Director: Alexander Tuschinski)

Best Student Film: Enlightenments (Director: Wilson Mbiavanga)

Best Experimental Film: Muve (Director: Rob Anderson)

Best Film Directing: 13 (Director: David Jaure)

Best First Time Director: Vinod Bharathan (Karma Cartel)

Best Music Video: Korn - Love & Meth (Director: Giovanni Bucci)

Best Cinematography: Don't Ask Questions (Director: Dotty Diehl)

Best Editing: All About Me (Director: Marlene Adler)

Best Production Design/Art Direction: Korn - Never Never (Director: Giovanni Bucci)

Best Produced Screenplay: Crisis (Director: Matthew Paris)

Best Actor: Gianpiero Alicchio (L'appuntamento)

Best Actress: Lea Thompson (The Trouble with the Truth)

Best Supporting Actor: Jared Ward (Check Please)

Best Supporting Actress: Cooper Shaw (Belleville)

2015^[4]

Grand Jury Price: Tom's Restaurant - A Documentary about Everything (Director: Gian Franco Morini)

Special Marquee Award: Snowflake (Director: Francesco Roder)

Special Marquee Award: Suparhearo: A True Tail By Chance (Director: Sean McCarthy)

Best Narrative Feature: The Stalker Cycle (Director: Joe Borg)

Best Narrative Short: If The Trees Could Talk (Director: Michael Weinstein)

Best Documentary Feature: Beauty and the Breast (Director: Liliana Komorowska)

Best Documentary Short: The Urban World (Directors: Warren Bass)

Best Animated Film: The Umbrella Factory (Directors: Nick Trivundza, Lexie Trivundza)

Best Foreign Film: Journey to Mt. Fuji (Director: Cris Ubermann)

Best Student Film: The Last Human (Director: Neda Kirilova)

Best Experimental Film: Icarus - Casting from the Clouds (Director: David Ondaatje)

Best Film Directing: Let's Play Ghost (Director: Damien Dematra)

Best First Time Director: Greece (Director: Sarah Deakins)

Best Music Video: The Ramona Flowers Tokyo (Director: Bouha Kazmi)

Best Cinematography: Decay (Director: Mike Stern Sterzynski)

Best Editing: The Box (Director: Hugo Martinez)

Honorable Mentions: The Kids from the Marx and Engels Street (Director: Nikola Vukcevic), Art House (Director: Don Freeman), Guy Moments (Director: Nathan Cox)

Best Production Design/Art Direction: You Can't Stop Me (Director: M.C. Martin)

Best Produced Screenplay: Get it Together (Director: Ingrid Stobbe)

Best TV Pilot: Todd and Anne: Water in the Pot (Director: Jeffrey Engels)

Best Trailer: Break The Rock Concept Trailer (Director: Michael O'Halloran)

Best Actor: Stelio Savante - Once We Were Slaves (Director: Dallas Jenkis)

Best Actress: Tracy Middendorf - Snowflake (Director: Francesco Roder)

Best Supporting Actor: Roberto D'Antona - Insane (Director: Eros D'Antona)

Best Supporting Actress: Cassidy Stone - Focus (Director: David Gwynn)

Feature Screenplay Competition: Grand Prize: The Snakeman (Jeffery Ryback)

Feature Screenplay Competition: Special Marquee Award: Blood Sugar (James D. Alexander & Nicolas T. Monaco)

Feature Screenplay Competition: Silver Prize: The Apocalypse Chronicles (Nathan Ludwig)

Feature Screenplay Competition: Bronze Prize: Winter Garden (Tucker Hannah)

2016^[5]

Grand Jury Prize: Intersection (Directed by Tim French)

Special Marquee Award: Along The River (Directed by Daniele Nicolosi)

Special Marquee Award: Shelter in the City (Directed by Terence Donnellan)

Narrative Feature: American Bred (Directed by Justin Chambers)

Narrative Short: Bound for Greatness (Directed by Jimmy Gadd)

Documentary Feature: The No Hand King (Directed by Patrick Shanahan)

Documentary Short: Reinventing the Reel (Directed by Michael J. Gorlick)

Animated Film: September Sketch Book (Directed by Ronnie Cramer)

Foreign Film: The Stranger (Directed by Olivier Polia)

Student Film: You Can Play (Directed by Anders Helde)

Experimental Film: Echoes of Time (Directed by Ema Kugler)

Film Directing: Land of Smiles (Directed by Bradley Stryker)

First-Time Director: Tears Of Ghost (Directed by Natasha Dematra)

Music Video: Stiff Arm (Directed by R. Carey)

Cinematography: The Circle Park (Directed by Samuel Lancaster)

Editing: The Words Hear the Light (Directed by Diego Fiori & Olga Pohankova)

Production Design / Art Direction: Pressure-Man (Directed by Kai Kuei-Chieh Hsu)

Produced Screenplay: East of Hollywood (Directed by Chris Caccioppoli)

TV Pilot: Lilac (Directed by Hank Isaac)

Trailer: The Plague Doctor (Directed by Emanuele Mengotti)

Best Actor: Alex Kruz in The Promise (Directed by Alex Leu)

Best Actress: Constance Ejuma in Ben and Ara (Directed by Nnegest Likke)

Best Supporting Actor: Harry Lennix in Timeless (Directed by Alexander Tuschinski)

Best Supporting Actress: Polly Mckie in One Second Changes Everything (Directed by Cristhian Andrews)

2017^[6]

Grand Jury Prize: Poison in the Water (Directed by Romeo Candido)

Special Marquee Award: Pasquale's Magic Veal (Directed by D.J. Higgins)

Special Marquee Award: The Children of the Noon ('Directed by Diego Fiori and Olga Pohankova)

Narrative Feature: The Last Beautiful Girl (Directed by James Christopher)

Narrative Short: Me3 (Directed by Jason Baumgardner)

Documentary Feature: Nanny Culture (Directed by Paul James Driscoll)

Documentary Short: Do You Like Peacocks? (Directed by Mary Clay Fields)

Animated Film: Schirkoa (Directed by Ishan Shukla)

Foreign Film: Too Much Stress From My Heart (Directed by Ludovica Lirosi)

Student Film: Endurance (Directed by Jimmy Carter)

Sci-Fi Film: Capsule (Directed by Andrew Martin)

Experimental Film: The Martian VR Experience (Directed by Robert Stromberg)

Film Directing: Love 2.0

First-Time Director: Heart: Flatline to Finish Line (Directed by David Watkins)

Music Video: Bobgoblin "Danger" (Directed by Hop Litzwire)

Cinematography: My Last Concert (Directed by Selcuk Cara)

Editing: Death in a Day (Directed by Lin Wang)

TV Pilot: Shoot Me Nicely (Directed by Elias Plagianos)

Trailer: Immune (Directed by Dustin Prince)

Best Actor: Kim Sønderholm in Run (Directed by Cato ML Ekrene)

Best Actress: Monica Calhoun in Eveything But A Man (Directed by Nnegest Likke)

Best Supporting Actor: Devone Jones in Pizza Shop (Directed by Devone Jones)

Best Supporting Actress: Anna Bauert in Horizon (Directed by Stephan Elliott)

2018^[7]

Grand Jury Prize: We Are Stronger (Directed by Jake Allen)

Special Marquee Award: Chambers Gate (Directed by Charles Ross and Mukesh Asopa)

Special Marquee Award: Identification" (Directed by Julia Deak)

Narrative Feature: Redwood (Directed by Tom Paton)

Narrative Short: Requiem For a Shallow Heart (Directed by Nicholas Zebrun)

Documentary Feature: Forged in Fire - Cricket's Greatest Rivalry (Directed by Peter Dickson)

Animated Film: We Are Friends (Directed by Charles Mandracchia)

Drama Film: Once More (Directed by Rachel Zhou)

Student Film: The Audition (Directed by Andrew Kim)

Sci-Fi Film: Anamnesis (Directed by Priit Pohjala)

Experimental Film: Little Darling (Directed by Michael Oshins)

Film Directing: Teleios (Directed by Ian Truitner)

First-Time Director: The Meanest Man in Texas (Directed by Justin Ward)

Music Video: Dance into the Party (Directed by Wayne Isham)

Cinematography: On the Road (Directed by Bartosz Nowacki)

Editing: Just Within Reach (Directed by Anna Bamberger)

TV Pilot: Tell the World: Ep 2 (Directed by Kyle Portbury)

Trailer: Searching For Paradise (Directed by Chris Young and Chloe Bellande)

Best Actor: Bramwell Noah in I, Timon (Directed by Dan and Bramwell Noah)

Best Actress: Sonia Conlin in Kindhard (Directed by Matthew Soule)

Best Supporting Actor: Edward Darling in Emmott & Rowland (Directed by Aneel Ahmad)

References

1. ^[https://www.imdb.com/Sections/Awards/American_Movie_Awards/ The Internet Movie Database]
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Winners

1980

1982

2014[3]

2015[4]

2016[5]

2017[6]