9th European Film Awards

9th European Film Awards
Date	8 November 1996
Site	Blaues Zelt am Lützowplatz, Berlin, Germany
Hosted by	N/A
Organized by	European Film Academy
Highlights
Best Film	Breaking the Waves
Best Actor	Ian McKellen
Best Actress	Emily Watson

The 9th European Film Awards were presented on 8 November 1996 in Berlin, Germany.

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European Film Awards
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Main movie awards	Best Film Best Comedy European Discovery Best Animated Feature Film Best Short Film Best Documentary Film
Performance awards	Best Director Best Actor Best Actress Best Composer Best Editor Best Screenwriter Best Production Designer Best Cinematographer Best European Co-Production Best Sound Designer Best Costume Designer Best Makeup and Hairstyling
Audience awards	Audience Award for Best Film Young Audience Award European University Film Award
Special awards	Lifetime Achievement Achievement in World Cinema Honorary Award
Defunct awards	Best Non-European Film Best Young Film Best Supporting Actor Best Supporting Actress Best Supporting Performance Best Young Actor or Actress People's Choice Award Best Actor People's Choice Award Best Actress People's Choice Award Best Director Prix d'Excellence Critics Award Award of Merit Special Jury Award European Cinema Society Special Award Special Mention
Planned awards	Best Special and Visual Effects Best Sound Editing Best Sound Mixing Best Choreography Best Action Film Best Thriller Best Original Song Best Short Form Music Video‎ Best Long Form Music Video Best Fictional Short Drama Best Short Animation Best Documentary Short Film Best Adapted Screenplay Best Original Screenplay Innovation Award for Best Experimental Film
Winners and nominees by nationality	Albanian Austrian Belgian Bosnian British Croatian Czech Danish Dutch Estonian Finnish French Georgian German Greek Hungarian Hungarian Icelandic Irish Israeli Italian Kazakh Latvian Lebanese Lithuanian Luxembourgish Norwegian Palestinian Polish Portuguese Romanian Russian Serbian Slovak Spanish Swedish Swiss Tajik Turkish Ukrainian Czechoslovak East German Soviet Yugoslav West German

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