Winners of the 65Th Cannes Film Festival

Michael Haneke with his Palme d'Or. This is the second time the Austrian director has won the Palme d'Or after winning it in 2009 for his The White Ribbon.


The 65th Cannes Film Festival ended last night with the following winners.

1. Palme d'Or (Best Film) - 'Love'/Amour (Austria) by Michael Haneke



2. Grand Prix (Runner-up) - 'Reality' (Italy) by Matteo Garrone
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3. Jury Prize (Third Prize) - 'The Angels' Share' (Britain) by Ken Loach

4. Camera d'Or (Debut Film) - 'Beasts of the Southern Wild' (U.S.) by Benh Zeitlin

5. Best Director - Carlos Reygadas for 'Post Tenebras Lux' (Mexico)

6. Best Screenplay - 'Beyond the Hills' (Romania) by Cristian Mungiu

7. Best Actress - Cosmina Stratan and Cristina Flutur in 'Beyond the Hills'

8. Best Actor - Mads Mikkelsen in 'The Hunt'

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