US EditionSentimental Value Triumphs at European Film Awards
Joachim Trier’s Sentimental Value won six European Film Awards including Best Film and Best Director, boosting its Oscar prospects, organizers said.
- On January 17, 2026, Sentimental Value swept the 38th European Film Awards, winning six top prizes at the ceremony in Seville, Spain.
- The EFA shifted its calendar to mid-January this year to boost buzz for European contenders, and because Academy voting closed January 16, the January 17 ceremony could influence Oscar voters.
- Joachim Trier's film claimed major creative prizes including best director, a shared screenplay win with Eskil Vogt, and Hania Rani's best original score.
- Sentimental Value's sweep should bolster its awards-season trajectory, as industry observers say it may help its Oscar chances despite The Academy voting closing January 16.
- Politics punctuated the night as Jafar Panahi opened with a plea about Iran's reported 3,000 deaths and 18,000 arrests, while Liv Ullmann accepted a lifetime award, referencing María Corina Machado and Donald Trump.
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The drama "Sentimental Value" by Norwegian director Joachim Trier has won six European Film Awards, including the award for the best film.
The European Film Award has produced a clear winner: for "Sentimental Value" there were six important prizes in Berlin.At the Haus der Kulturen der Welt in Berlin, the 38th European Film Award was awarded on Saturday evening.The great launderer was the family drama "Sentimental Value" by Norwegian director Joachim Trier (51) "Sentimental Value" is the best European filmThe film received six awards, including the main prize as the best European f…
Danish-Norwegian filmmaker Joachim Trier's family drama "Sentimental Value" won the European Film Awards in Berlin on Saturday night.
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The European Film Awards were presented at a gala in Berlin. The big winner of the evening was the drama "Sentimental Value." The makers of the German Oscar hopeful "Looking into the Sun" experienced a disappointing evening.
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