European Film Academy Special Awards
The following is a list of the European Film Award winners of various special awards:
Winners
| Year | Award | Recipient | Work | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1988 | Special Jury Award |  Bernardo Bertolucci |
for The Last Emperor | — |
 Jurij Chanin |
for music in The Days of Eclipse | — | ||
| 1989 |  Bertrand Tavernier |
for Life and Nothing But | — | |
| Giuseppe Tornatore |
for Nuovo Cinema Paradiso | — | ||
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| European Cinema Society Special Award | Anatole Dauman |
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| 1990 | Special Jury Award I | Gian Maria Volonté |
for Open Doors | The Jury wishes to express its gratitude to Gian Maria Volonté for his genius and generosity |
| Special Jury Award II |  Thaddeus O'Sullivan (director)  Jonathan Cavendish (producer) |
for December Bride | — | |
| European Cinema Society Special Award | Association of Filmmakers of the USSR |
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| 1991 | La Quinzaine Des Realisateurs |
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| 1992 | European Film Academy Award of Merit | Museum of the Moving Image (London) |
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| 1993 |  Erika and Ulrich Gregor,  Naum Kleiman The Berlin-Moscow-Connection |
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| 2020 | Innovative Storytelling | Mark Cousins |
Women Make Film: A New Road Movie Through Cinema | the European Film Academy wishes to pay tribute to a ground-breaking documentary produced by Hopscotch Films, a 14-hour odyssey introducing the viewer to many amazing but often overlooked female auteurs of cinema |
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