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The '''Toronto International Film Festival International Critics' Prizes''', currently known as the '''FIPRESCI Prizes''', are film awards presented by the [[International Federation of Film Critics]] (FIPRESCI) to films screening at the [[Toronto International Film Festival]]. First presented in 1982 as the '''[[CFTO-DT|CFTO]] International Critics' Prize''',<ref name=negative>[[Jay Scott]], "Ending on a negative note: Censor board accused of 'attempting to destroy festival'". ''[[The Globe and Mail]]'', September 20, 1982.</ref> the award was voted by all media attending the festival, and could be presented annually to one film, two films or one film with an honorable mention. In 1992, FIPRESCI launched an award at the festival to honour the best film by a first-time director, as selected by an appointed jury of eight international film critics, while the original International Critics' Prize was renamed the '''Metro Media Award''', and continued to be voted on by all accredited media who were not on the FIPRESCI jury.<ref name=harris>Christopher Harris, "Enough films to send the mind reeling 335 titles in Festival of Festivals lineup (so far)". ''[[The Globe and Mail]]'', August 26, 1992.</ref> |
The '''Toronto International Film Festival International Critics' Prizes''', currently known as the '''FIPRESCI Prizes''', are film awards presented by the [[International Federation of Film Critics]] (FIPRESCI) to films screening at the [[Toronto International Film Festival]]. |
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==History== |
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First presented in 1982 as the '''[[CFTO-DT|CFTO]] International Critics' Prize''',<ref name=negative>[[Jay Scott]], "Ending on a negative note: Censor board accused of 'attempting to destroy festival'". ''[[The Globe and Mail]]'', September 20, 1982.</ref> the award was voted by all media attending the festival, and could be presented annually to one film, two films or one film with an honorable mention. In 1992, FIPRESCI launched an award at the festival to honour the best film by a first-time director, as selected by an appointed jury of eight international film critics, while the original International Critics' Prize was renamed the '''Metro Media Award''', and continued to be voted on by all accredited media who were not on the FIPRESCI jury.<ref name=harris>Christopher Harris, "Enough films to send the mind reeling 335 titles in Festival of Festivals lineup (so far)". ''[[The Globe and Mail]]'', August 26, 1992.</ref> |
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The Metro Media Award was discontinued after 1998, and replaced with the Discovery Award, which continued to be voted on by all accredited media. In 2008, the awards were modified to their current structure, with two FIPRESCI awards presented for films in the festival's Discovery and Special Presentations streams; a media-voted Discovery award was still presented that year alongside the FIPRESCI Discovery award, but was discontinued thereafter. |
The Metro Media Award was discontinued after 1998, and replaced with the Discovery Award, which continued to be voted on by all accredited media. In 2008, the awards were modified to their current structure, with two FIPRESCI awards presented for films in the festival's Discovery and Special Presentations streams; a media-voted Discovery award was still presented that year alongside the FIPRESCI Discovery award, but was discontinued thereafter. |
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Since 2020, only a single FIPRESCI Prize winner has been named each year. |
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==Winners== |
==Winners== |
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| [[1995 Toronto International Film Festival|1995]] || ''[[La Cérémonie]]'' || [[Claude Chabrol]] || <ref name=livebait>Christopher Harris, "Live Bait snags Canadian award". ''[[The Globe and Mail]]'', September 18, 1995.</ref> |
| [[1995 Toronto International Film Festival|1995]] || ''[[La Cérémonie]]'' || [[Claude Chabrol]] || <ref name=livebait>Christopher Harris, "Live Bait snags Canadian award". ''[[The Globe and Mail]]'', September 18, 1995.</ref> |
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| [[1996 Toronto International Film Festival|1996]] || ''[[Shine (film)|Shine]]'' || [[Scott Hicks]] || <ref name=adilman>Sid Adilman, "Journey gets top filmfest award". ''[[Toronto Star]]'', September 16, 1996.</ref> |
| [[1996 Toronto International Film Festival|1996]] || ''[[Shine (film)|Shine]]'' || [[Scott Hicks (director)|Scott Hicks]] || <ref name=adilman>Sid Adilman, "Journey gets top filmfest award". ''[[Toronto Star]]'', September 16, 1996.</ref> |
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| rowspan=2| [[1997 Toronto International Film Festival|1997]] || ''[[Boogie Nights]]'' || [[Paul Thomas Anderson]] || rowspan=2| <ref name=twoshare>Craig MacInnis, "Two share Canadian feature film award: The Sweet Hereafter, The Hanging Garden tie at Toronto Festival". ''[[Ottawa Citizen]]'', September 15, 1997.</ref> |
| rowspan=2| [[1997 Toronto International Film Festival|1997]] || ''[[Boogie Nights]]'' || [[Paul Thomas Anderson]] || rowspan=2| <ref name=twoshare>Craig MacInnis, "Two share Canadian feature film award: The Sweet Hereafter, The Hanging Garden tie at Toronto Festival". ''[[Ottawa Citizen]]'', September 15, 1997.</ref> |
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| [[2004 Toronto International Film Festival|2004]] || ''[[Omagh (film)|Omagh]]'' || [[Pete Travis]] || <ref name=genocide>"Genocide tale Toronto people's choice winner". ''[[North Bay Nugget]]'', September 20, 2004.</ref> |
| [[2004 Toronto International Film Festival|2004]] || ''[[Omagh (film)|Omagh]]'' || [[Pete Travis]] || <ref name=genocide>"Genocide tale Toronto people's choice winner". ''[[North Bay Nugget]]'', September 20, 2004.</ref> |
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| [[2005 Toronto International Film Festival|2005]] || ''[[Look Both Ways]]'' || [[Sarah Watt]] || <ref name=tsotsi>"South African drama is people's choice at TIFF". ''[[The Globe and Mail]]'', September 19, 2005.</ref> |
| [[2005 Toronto International Film Festival|2005]] || ''[[Look Both Ways (2005 film)|Look Both Ways]]'' || [[Sarah Watt]] || <ref name=tsotsi>"South African drama is people's choice at TIFF". ''[[The Globe and Mail]]'', September 19, 2005.</ref> |
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| [[2006 Toronto International Film Festival|2006]] || ''[[Reprise (film)|Reprise]]'' || [[Joachim Trier]] || <ref name=train>Chris Knight, "TIFF train pulls out of station: Audience awards". ''[[National Post]]'', September 18, 2006.</ref> |
| [[2006 Toronto International Film Festival|2006]] || ''[[Reprise (film)|Reprise]]'' || [[Joachim Trier]] || <ref name=train>Chris Knight, "TIFF train pulls out of station: Audience awards". ''[[National Post]]'', September 18, 2006.</ref> |
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| [[1992 Toronto International Film Festival|1992]] || ''[[Reservoir Dogs]]'' || [[Quentin Tarantino]] || <ref name=focus/> |
| [[1992 Toronto International Film Festival|1992]] || ''[[Reservoir Dogs]]'' || [[Quentin Tarantino]] || Winner || <ref name=focus/> |
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| [[1993 Toronto International Film Festival|1993]] || ''[[Strapped]]'' || [[Forest Whitaker]] || <ref name=fp/> |
| [[1993 Toronto International Film Festival|1993]] || ''[[Strapped]]'' || [[Forest Whitaker]] || Winner || <ref name=fp/> |
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| rowspan=2 | [[1994 Toronto International Film Festival|1994]] || ''[[The Silences of the Palace]]'' || [[Moufida Tlatli]] || rowspan=2| <ref name=harris/> |
| rowspan=2 | [[1994 Toronto International Film Festival|1994]] || ''[[The Silences of the Palace]]'' || [[Moufida Tlatli]] || Winner || rowspan=2| <ref name=harris/> |
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| ''[[Fate (1994 film)|Fate]] (Verhängnis)'' || [[Fred Kelemen]] || Honorable mention |
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| rowspan=2| [[1995 Toronto International Film Festival|1995]] || ''[[Desolation Angels (1995 film)|Desolation Angels]]'' || [[Tim McCann (director)|Tim McCann]] || rowspan=2| <ref name=livebait/> |
| rowspan=2| [[1995 Toronto International Film Festival|1995]] || ''[[Desolation Angels (1995 film)|Desolation Angels]]'' || [[Tim McCann (director)|Tim McCann]] || rowspan=2| Winner || rowspan=2| <ref name=livebait/> |
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| ''[[Eggs (film)|Eggs]]'' || [[Bent Hamer]] |
| ''[[Eggs (film)|Eggs]]'' || [[Bent Hamer]] |
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| rowspan=2| [[1996 Toronto International Film Festival|1996]] || ''[[Life (1996 film)|Life]]'' || Lawrence Johnston || rowspan=2| <ref name=adilman/> |
| rowspan=2| [[1996 Toronto International Film Festival|1996]] || ''[[Life (1996 film)|Life]]'' || Lawrence Johnston || Winner || rowspan=2| <ref name=adilman/> |
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| ''[[The Daytrippers]]'' || [[Greg Mottola]] || Honorable mention |
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| [[1997 Toronto International Film Festival|1997]] || ''[[Under the Skin (1997 film)|Under the Skin]]'' || [[Carine Adler]] || <ref name=twoshare/> |
| [[1997 Toronto International Film Festival|1997]] || ''[[Under the Skin (1997 film)|Under the Skin]]'' || [[Carine Adler]] || Winner || <ref name=twoshare/> |
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| rowspan=2| [[1998 Toronto International Film Festival|1998]] || ''[[West Beirut (film)|West Beirut]]'' || [[Ziad Doueiri]] || rowspan=2| <ref name=passing/> |
| rowspan=2| [[1998 Toronto International Film Festival|1998]] || ''[[West Beirut (film)|West Beirut]]'' || [[Ziad Doueiri]] || rowspan=2| Winner || rowspan=2| <ref name=passing/> |
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| ''[[Praise (film)|Praise]]'' || [[John Curran (director)|John Curran]] |
| ''[[Praise (film)|Praise]]'' || [[John Curran (director)|John Curran]] |
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| [[1999 Toronto International Film Festival|1999]] || ''[[Shower (film)|Shower]]'' || [[Zhang Yang (director)|Zhang Yang]] || <ref name=americanbeauty/> |
| [[1999 Toronto International Film Festival|1999]] || ''[[Shower (film)|Shower]]'' || [[Zhang Yang (director)|Zhang Yang]] || Winner || <ref name=americanbeauty/> |
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| [[2000 Toronto International Film Festival|2000]] || ''[[Bangkok Dangerous (1999 film)|Bangkok Dangerous]]'' || [[Pang brothers|Pang Fat & Oxide Pang Chun]] || <ref name=crouchingtiger/> |
| [[2000 Toronto International Film Festival|2000]] || ''[[Bangkok Dangerous (1999 film)|Bangkok Dangerous]]'' || [[Pang brothers|Pang Fat & Oxide Pang Chun]] || Winner || <ref name=crouchingtiger/> |
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| rowspan=3 | [[2001 Toronto International Film Festival|2001]] || ''[[Inch'Allah Dimanche]]'' || [[Yamina Benguigui]] || rowspan=3| <ref name=atanarjuat/> |
| rowspan=3 | [[2001 Toronto International Film Festival|2001]] || ''[[Inch'Allah Dimanche]]'' || [[Yamina Benguigui]] || Winner || rowspan=3| <ref name=atanarjuat/> |
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| ''[[Be My Star]] (Mein Stern)'' || [[Valeska Grisebach]] || rowspan=2| Honorable mention |
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| ''[[Khaled (film)|Khaled]]'' || [[Asghar Massombagi]] |
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| rowspan=2| [[2002 Toronto International Film Festival|2002]] || ''[[Under Another Sky]] (Les chemins de l'oued)'' || [[Gaël Morel]] || rowspan=2|<ref name=cronenberg/> |
| rowspan=2| [[2002 Toronto International Film Festival|2002]] || ''[[Under Another Sky]] (Les chemins de l'oued)'' || [[Gaël Morel]] || Winner || rowspan=2|<ref name=cronenberg/> |
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| ''[[Open Hearts]]'' || [[Susanne Bier]] || Honorable mention |
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| [[2003 Toronto International Film Festival|2003]] || ''[[Noviembre (film)|Noviembre]]'' || [[Achero Mañas]] || <ref name=barbarian/> |
| [[2003 Toronto International Film Festival|2003]] || ''[[Noviembre (film)|Noviembre]]'' || [[Achero Mañas]] || Winner || <ref name=barbarian/> |
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| [[2004 Toronto International Film Festival|2004]] || ''[[In My Father's Den (film)|In My Father's Den]]'' || [[Brad McGann]] || <ref name=genocide/> |
| [[2004 Toronto International Film Festival|2004]] || ''[[In My Father's Den (film)|In My Father's Den]]'' || [[Brad McGann]] || Winner || <ref name=genocide/> |
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| [[2005 Toronto International Film Festival|2005]] || ''[[Sa-kwa]]'' || [[Kang Yi-kwan]] || <ref name=tsotsi/> |
| [[2005 Toronto International Film Festival|2005]] || ''[[Sa-kwa]]'' || [[Kang Yi-kwan]] || Winner || <ref name=tsotsi/> |
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| [[2006 Toronto International Film Festival|2006]] || ''[[Death of a President (2006 film)|Death of a President]]'' || [[Gabriel Range]] || <ref name=train/> |
| [[2006 Toronto International Film Festival|2006]] || ''[[Death of a President (2006 film)|Death of a President]]'' || [[Gabriel Range]] || Winner || <ref name=train/> |
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| [[2007 Toronto International Film Festival|2007]] || ''[[La Zona (film)|La Zona]]'' || [[Rodrigo Plá]] || <ref name=medley/> |
| [[2007 Toronto International Film Festival|2007]] || ''[[La Zona (film)|La Zona]]'' || [[Rodrigo Plá]] || Winner || <ref name=medley/> |
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| rowspan=2| [[2008 Toronto International Film Festival|2008]] || ''[[Disgrace (2008 film)|Disgrace]]'' || [[Steve Jacobs]] || Special Presentations || rowspan=2| <ref name=lacey/> |
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| ''[[Lymelife]]'' || [[Derick Martini]] || Discovery |
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| rowspan=2| [[2009 Toronto International Film Festival|2009]] || ''[[Hadewijch (film)|Hadewijch]]'' || [[Bruno Dumont]] || Special Presentations || rowspan=2| <ref name=precious>Liam Lacey, "Precious looks golden after People's Choice win". ''[[The Globe and Mail]]'', September 21, 2009.</ref> |
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| ''[[The Man Beyond the Bridge]]'' || [[Laxmikant Shetgaonkar]] || Discovery |
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| [[2010 Toronto International Film Festival|2010]] || ''[[ |
| rowspan=2| [[2010 Toronto International Film Festival|2010]] || ''[[L'Amour Fou]]'' || [[Pierre Thoretton]] || Special Presentations || rowspan=2| <ref name=kingsspeech>Bruce Kirkland, "King's Speech people's pick ; George VI drama takes Cadillac award at Toronto filmfest closing celebration". ''[[Toronto Sun]]'', September 20, 2010.</ref> |
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| ''[[Beautiful Boy (2010 film)|Beautiful Boy]]'' || [[Shawn Ku]] || Discovery |
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| rowspan=2| [[2011 Toronto International Film Festival|2011]] || ''[[The First Man (film)|The First Man]]'' || [[Gianni Amelio]] || Special Presentations || rowspan=2| <ref name=lebanese>Chris Knight, "Lebanese film wins TIFF's top prize; Starbuck is People's Choice runner-up". ''[[National Post]]'', September 19, 2011.</ref> |
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| ''[[Avalon (2011 film)|Avalon]]'' || [[Axel Petersén]] || Discovery |
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| [[2013 Toronto International Film Festival|2013]] || ''[[The Amazing Catfish]]'' || [[Claudia Sainte-Luce]] || <ref name=slave>Cassandra Szklarski, "12 Years a Slave fan fav at TIFF". ''[[Prince George Citizen]]'', September 16, 2013.</ref> |
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| rowspan=2| [[2012 Toronto International Film Festival|2012]] || ''[[In the House (film)|In the House]]'' || [[François Ozon]] || Special Presentations || rowspan=2| <ref name=silver>Peter Howell, "Silver Linings Playbook writes surprise TIFF ending". ''[[Toronto Star]]'', September 17, 2012.</ref> |
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| ''[[Call Girl (2012 film)|Call Girl]]'' || [[Mikael Marcimain]] || Discovery |
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| [[2015 Toronto International Film Festival|2015]] || ''[[Eva Nová]]'' || [[Marko Skop]] || <ref name=slotek>Jim Slotek, "TIFF 2015: 'Room' wins People's Choice Award". [[Postmedia Network]], September 20, 2015.</ref> |
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| rowspan=2| [[2013 Toronto International Film Festival|2013]] || ''[[Ida (film)|Ida]]'' || [[Paweł Pawlikowski]] || Special Presentations || rowspan=2| <ref name=slave>Cassandra Szklarski, "12 Years a Slave fan fav at TIFF". ''[[Prince George Citizen]]'', September 16, 2013.</ref> |
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| ''[[The Amazing Catfish]]'' || [[Claudia Sainte-Luce]] || Discovery |
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| rowspan=2| [[2014 Toronto International Film Festival|2014]] || ''[[Time Out of Mind (2014 film)|Time Out of Mind]]'' || [[Oren Moverman]] || Special Presentations || rowspan=2| <ref name=cumberbatch>Bruce Kirkland, "GAME ON! ; Benedict Cumberbatch film takes audience prize at TIFF". ''[[Toronto Sun]]'', February 15, 2014.</ref> |
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| ''[[May Allah Bless France!]]'' || [[Abd al Malik (rapper)|Abd al Malik]] || Discovery |
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| rowspan=2| [[2015 Toronto International Film Festival|2015]] || ''[[Desierto]]'' || [[Jonás Cuarón]] || Special Presentations || rowspan=2| <ref name=slotek>Jim Slotek, "TIFF 2015: 'Room' wins People's Choice Award". [[Postmedia Network]], September 20, 2015.</ref> |
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| ''[[Kati Kati]]'' || [[Mbithi Masya]] || Discovery |
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| [[2008 Toronto International Film Festival|2008]] || ''[[Disgrace (2008 film)|Disgrace]]'' || [[Steve Jacobs]] || <ref name=lacey/> |
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| [[2009 Toronto International Film Festival|2009]] || ''[[Hadewijch (film)|Hadewijch]]'' || [[Bruno Dumont]] || <ref name=precious/> |
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| ''[[Ava (2017 Iranian film)|Ava]]'' || [[Sadaf Foroughi]] || Discovery |
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| [[2010 Toronto International Film Festival|2010]] || ''[[L'Amour Fou]]'' || [[Pierre Thoretton]] || <ref name=kingsspeech/> |
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| rowspan=4| [[2018 Toronto International Film Festival|2018]] || ''[[Skin (2018 film)|Skin]]'' || [[Guy Nattiv]] || Special Presentations, Winner || rowspan=4| <ref name=greenbook>Chris Knight, "Peter Farrelly's Green Book takes home the Grolsch People's Choice Award at TIFF". ''[[National Post]]'', September 16, 2018.</ref> |
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| [[2012 Toronto International Film Festival|2012]] || ''[[In the House (film)|In the House]]'' || [[François Ozon]] || <ref name=silver/> |
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| ''[[Float Like a Butterfly]]'' || [[Carmel Winters]] || Discovery, Winner |
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| [[2013 Toronto International Film Festival|2013]] || ''[[Ida (film)|Ida]]'' || [[Paweł Pawlikowski]] || <ref name=slave/> |
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| ''[[Twin Flower (film)|Twin Flower]]'' || [[Laura Luchetti]] || Discovery, Honorable Mention |
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| [[2014 Toronto International Film Festival|2014]] || ''[[Time Out of Mind (2014 film)|Time Out of Mind]]'' || [[Oren Moverman]] || <ref name=cumberbatch/> |
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| rowspan=2| [[2019 Toronto International Film Festival|2019]] || ''[[How to Build a Girl]]'' || [[Coky Giedroyc]] || Special Presentations || rowspan=2| <ref name=hipes>{{cite web|url=https://deadline.com/2019/09/toronto-film-festival-2019-winners-martin-eden-murmur-how-to-build-a-girl-1202733120/ |title=Toronto Film Festival Jury Winners: ‘Martin Eden’, ‘Murmur’, ‘How To Build A Girl’ |work=[[Deadline Hollywood]]|date=September 12, 2019 |last=Hipes|first=Patrick}}</ref> |
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| [[2015 Toronto International Film Festival|2015]] || ''[[Desierto]]'' || [[Jonás Cuarón]] || <ref name=slotek/> |
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| ''[[Murmur (film)|Murmur]]'' || [[Heather Young (filmmaker)|Heather Young]] || Discovery |
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| [[2016 Toronto International Film Festival|2016]] || ''[[I Am Not Madame Bovary]]'' || [[Feng Xiaogang]] || <ref name=lala/> |
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| [[2020 Toronto International Film Festival|2020]] || ''[[Beginning (2020 film)|Beginning]] (Dasatskisi)'' || [[Dea Kulumbegashvili]] || Winner || <ref>Etan Vlessing, [https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/toronto-chloe-zhaos-nomadland-wins-audience-award "Toronto: Chloe Zhao's 'Nomadland' Wins Audience Award"]. ''[[The Hollywood Reporter]]'', September 20, 2020.</ref> |
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| [[2021 Toronto International Film Festival|2021]] || ''[[Anatolian Leopard (film)|Anatolian Leopard]] (Anadolu Leoparı)'' || [[Emre Kayiş]] || Winner || <ref>Bruce Haring, [https://deadline.com/2021/09/tiff-winners-anatolian-leopard-costa-brava-lebanon-1234839208/ "‘Anatolian Leopard’ And ‘Costa Brava, Lebanon’ Are The Big TIFF Award Winners"]. ''[[Deadline Hollywood]]'', September 18, 2021.</ref> |
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| [[2022 Toronto International Film Festival|2022]] || ''[[A Gaza Weekend]]'' || [[Basil Khalil]] || Winner || <ref>Christian Zilko, [https://www.indiewire.com/2022/09/tiff-2022-peoples-choice-award-winners-list-1234763848/ "‘The Fabelmans’ Wins TIFF 2022 People’s Choice Award"]. ''[[IndieWire]]'', September 18, 2022.</ref> |
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| [[2023 Toronto International Film Festival|2023]] || ''[[Seagrass (film)|Seagrass]]'' || [[Meredith Hama-Brown]] || Winner || <ref>Christian Zilko, [https://www.indiewire.com/news/festivals/2023-toronto-international-film-festival-full-winners-list-1234906438/ "American Fiction’ Wins People’s Choice Award at 2023 TIFF (Complete Winners List)"]. ''[[IndieWire]]'', September 17, 2023.</ref> |
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The Toronto International Film Festival International Critics' Prizes, currently known as the FIPRESCI Prizes, are film awards presented by the International Federation of Film Critics (FIPRESCI) to films screening at the Toronto International Film Festival.
History
[edit]First presented in 1982 as the CFTO International Critics' Prize,[1] the award was voted by all media attending the festival, and could be presented annually to one film, two films or one film with an honorable mention. In 1992, FIPRESCI launched an award at the festival to honour the best film by a first-time director, as selected by an appointed jury of eight international film critics, while the original International Critics' Prize was renamed the Metro Media Award, and continued to be voted on by all accredited media who were not on the FIPRESCI jury.[2]
The Metro Media Award was discontinued after 1998, and replaced with the Discovery Award, which continued to be voted on by all accredited media. In 2008, the awards were modified to their current structure, with two FIPRESCI awards presented for films in the festival's Discovery and Special Presentations streams; a media-voted Discovery award was still presented that year alongside the FIPRESCI Discovery award, but was discontinued thereafter.
Since 2020, only a single FIPRESCI Prize winner has been named each year.
Winners
[edit]International Critics' Prize
[edit]Year | Film | Director(s) | Ref |
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1982 | Veronika Voss | Rainer Werner Fassbinder | [1] |
The Taste of Water (De smaak van water) | Orlow Seunke | ||
1983 | The Fourth Man | Paul Verhoeven | [3] |
1984 | Choose Me | Alan Rudolph | [4] |
1985 | My American Cousin | Sandy Wilson | [5] |
No Surrender | Alan Bleasdale | ||
1986 | Man Facing Southeast | Eliseo Subiela | [6] |
1987 | Night Zoo (Un zoo la nuit) | Jean-Claude Lauzon | [7] |
1988 | Distant Voices, Still Lives | Terence Davies | [8] |
1989 | Jesus of Montreal (Jésus de Montréal) | Denys Arcand | [9] |
1990 | An Angel at My Table | Jane Campion | [10] |
1991 | My Own Private Idaho | Gus Van Sant | [11] |
Metro Media Award
[edit]Discovery Award
[edit]FIPRESCI Prize
[edit]References
[edit]- ^ a b Jay Scott, "Ending on a negative note: Censor board accused of 'attempting to destroy festival'". The Globe and Mail, September 20, 1982.
- ^ a b c Christopher Harris, "Enough films to send the mind reeling 335 titles in Festival of Festivals lineup (so far)". The Globe and Mail, August 26, 1992.
- ^ Jay Scott, "Big Chill the big winner". The Globe and Mail, September 19, 1983.
- ^ Jay Scott, "Film wins place in fans' hearts". The Globe and Mail, September 17, 1984.
- ^ Jay Scott, "Official Story voted most popular film; No Surrender, American Cousin critics' choices". The Globe and Mail, September 16, 1985.
- ^ "Quebec film Le declin tops in T.O.; Arcand's sex comedy wows public and jury". Montreal Gazette, September 15, 1986.
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