Eurasia International Film Festival is an international film festival held in Kazakhstan. With the exception of the fifth, held in Astana, all the editions were held in Almaty.

During the seventh festival in 2011, the Alley of Stars of Kazakh Cinema was inaugurated.

Major award winners

YearBest Film Grand PrixBest DirectorBest Male PerformanceBest Female Performance
1998
1st[1]		Kyrgyzstan BeshkempirKazakhstan Serik Aprymov
for Aksuat		Lithuania Dalia Micheleviciute
for Lunar Lithuania
2005
2nd[1]		UkraineRussia The TunerRussia Alexander Sokurov
for The Sun		Japan Issey Ogata
for The Sun		Russia Alla Demidova
for The Tuner
2006
3rd[1]		GermanySwitzerland EdenChina Zhang Yuan
for Little Red Flowers		Japan Masatō Ibu
for Sway		Iran Ladan Mostofi
for Goodnight Commander
2007
4th[1]		IranFranceAustriaIraq Half MoonRussia Alexei Popogrebski
for Simple Things		Russia Leonid Bronevoy
for Simple Things		China Fan Bingbing
for Lost in Beijing
2008
5th[1]		Kazakhstan Farewell, Gulsary!Kazakhstan Damiyar Salamat
for Together with Father		Uzbekistan Diyas Rakhmatov
for Little People
Kazakhstan Bakhytzhan Alpeisov
for Together with Father		Kazakhstan Irina Ageikina
for Song from the Southern Seas
2010
6th[2]		Kyrgyzstan The Light ThiefTurkey Pelin Esmer
for 10 to 11		Russia Andrey Merzlikin
for Strayed		Russia Darya Gorshkaleva
for Gastarbeiter
2011
7th[3]		JapanKazakhstan Before the StormKazakhstan Nariman Turebaev
for Sunny Days		Iceland Theodór Júlíusson
for Volcano		Russia Olga Simanova
for Beduin
2012
8th[1]		Turkey Özcan Alper
for Future Lasts Forever
Poland Małgorzata Szumowska
for Elles		Russia Azamat Nigmanov
for The Convoy		France Anaïs Demoustier
for Elles
2013
9th[4]		Georgia (country)FranceGermany In BloomKazakhstan Serik Aprymov
for Little Brother		Italy Carlo Cecchi
for Miele
Singapore Koh Jia Ler
for Ilo Ilo		Germany Jördis Triebel
for My Sisters
Iran Elahe Hesari
for Don't worry Sarah
2014
10th[5]		Israel Next to HerIceland Benedikt Erlingsson
for Of Horses and Men		4 male actors
for EstoniaGeorgia (country) Tangerines		Georgia (country) Tinatin Dalakishvili
for Star
2015
11th[6]		Kyrgyzstan Heavenly NomadicAzerbaijan Elchin Musaoglu
for Nabat		Kazakhstan Erzhan Nurymbet
for Stranger		Iran Fatemeh Motamed-Arya
for Nabat
2016
12th[7]		Georgia (country)CroatiaSpainRussia House of OthersKazakhstan Adilkhan Erjanov
for The Plague at the Karatas Village		Kazakhstan Yury Pomarantsev
for Once a Week		France Emmanuelle Devos
for Moka
2017
13th[8]		Kazakhstan ReturneeKyrgyzstan Aktan Abdykalykov
for Centaur		Azerbaijan Gurban Ismailov
for Pomegranate Orchard		Georgia (country) Ia Shugliashvili
for My Happy Family
2018
14th[9]		France The Party's OverBulgariaGermanyFrance Milko Lazarev
for Aga		Uzbekistan Karim Mirkhadiyev
for Perseverance		Russia Marta Kozlova
for Anna’s War
2019
15th[10]		Kazakhstan The Secret of a LeaderSouth Korea Bong Joon-ho
for Parasite		Israel Yoram Toledano
for Echo		France Emilie Piponnier
for Alice

References

  1. 1 2 3 4 5 6 History - Eurasia IFF Archived 2014-09-19 at the Wayback Machine
  2. ↑ (in Russian) VI МКФ «Евразия», Алматы, 2010 год
  3. ↑ (in Russian) VII МКФ «Евразия», Алматы, 2011 год
  4. ↑ Eurasia Film Festival in Almaty announces winners
  5. ↑ "Great films at the Eurasia film festival". Archived from the original on 29 March 2015. Retrieved 5 March 2015.
  6. ↑ "11th Eurasia International Film Festival, Almaty". Archived from the original on 8 August 2019. Retrieved 6 November 2016.
  7. ↑ Winners of the XXII Eurasia IFF (Almaty, 24-30.09.2016)
  8. ↑ Eurasia Intl. Film Festival 2017: The winners of the XIII International Film Festival “Eurasia”
  9. ↑ "ALL 14th EURASIA INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL WINNERS ANNOUNCED". Archived from the original on 13 July 2018. Retrieved 13 July 2018.
  10. ↑ The film of Kazakhstani director received Eurasia’s Grand-Prix.


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