IFFI_Special_Jury_Award_and_Special_Mention

IFFI Special Jury Award and Special Mention
IFFI Special Jury Award and Special Mention
International award for contributions to World Cinema
Awarded for	Excellency in Film Art
Sponsored by	Directorate of Film Festivals
Reward(s)	Special Jury Award; Special Mention
First awarded	1969, 1998
Last awarded	2023
Most recent winner	Rishab Shetty for Kantara
Highlights
Total awarded	41
First winner	Lester James Peries
Last winner	Lav Diaz; Praveen Kandregula

IFFI Special Jury Award and Special Mention

Best actor (female) award in Indian film festival

The IFFI Special Jury Award and Special Mention (officially known as the Silver Peacock - Special Jury Award and Special Mention) are the two honors presented annually at the International Film Festival of India for excellency in Film Art in World cinema.^[1] It was first presented during the 4th IFFI 1969.^[2] The award was later re-instated since 29th IFFI 1998.^[3]^[4] On the occasion of 100 years of Indian cinema, Centenary Awards were conferred during 2012, 2013, and 2014.^[5]^[6] The Special Mention being awarded since the 46th IFFI 2015.^[7]

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Year	Recipient(s)	Work(s)	Language(s)	Ref.
1969 (4th)	Lester James Peries Mrinal Sen Sobhan Babu	"Golu Hadawatha" "Bhuvan Shome" "Bangaru Panjaram"	Sinhala Bengali Telugu	^[1]
1998 (29th)	Santwana Bardoloi	"Adajya"	Assamese	^[3]^[4]
2000 (31st)	Huo Jianqi	"Postmen in the Mountains"	Mandarin	^[8]
2002 (33rd)	Revathi Magdy Ahmed Aly	"Mitr, My Friend" "Asrar EL-Banat"	Hindi Egyptian	^[9]
2003 (34th)	Subhadro Chowdhury	"Prohor"	Bengali	^[10]
2004 (35th)	Gennady Sidorov	"Old Women"	Russian	^[11]^[12]
2005 (36th)	Tom Hooper	"Red Dust"	English (South Africa)	^[13]
2006 (37th)	Abu Sayeed	"Nirontor"	Bengali (Bangladesh)	^[14]
2007 (38th)	Golam Rabanny Biplab Julia Urbini	"On The Wings of Dreams" (Bangladesh) "More Than Anything in the World"	Bengali Mexican	^[15]^[16]
2008 (39th)	Malani Fonseka	"Akasa Kusum"	Sinhala	^[17]
2009 (40th)	Giorgi Ovashvili	"The Other Bank" (Georgia)	Russian	^[18]
2010 (41st)	Kaushik Ganguly Taika Waititi	"Arekti Premer Golpo" "Boy"	Bengali English	^[18]
2011 (42nd)	Salim Ahamed	"Adaminte Makan Abu"	Malayalam	^[19]
2012 (43rd)	Lucy Mulloy	"Una noche"	Spanish	^[5]
2013 (44th)	Onur Ünlü	"Thou Gild'st the Even"	Turkey	^[20]
2015 (46th)	Julia Vargas-Weise	"Sealed Cargo"	Spanish	^[21]
2016 (47th)	Lee Joon-ik	"The Throne"	Korean	^[22]
2017 (48th)	Mahesh Narayanan	"Take Off"	Malayalam	^[23]
2018 (49th)	Milko Lazarov	"Ága"	Yakut	^[24]
2019 (50th)	Pema Tseden	"Balloon"	Chinese	^[25]
2020 (51st)	Kamen Kalev	"February"	Bulgarian	^[26]
2021 (52nd)	Renata Carvalho Nikhil Mahajan	"The First Fallen" "Godavari"	Brazilian Marathi	^[27]
2022 (53rd)	Lav Diaz	"When The Waves Are Gone"	Filipino	^[28]
2023 (54th)	Rishab Shetty	"Kantara"	Kannada	^[29]

Year	Recipient(s)	Work(s)	Language(s)	Ref.
2015 (46th)	Goran Radovaovic	"Enclave"	Serbian	^[21]
2016 (47th)	Tiffany Hsiung	"The Apology"	English	^[22]
2018 (49th)	Chezhiyan	"To Let"	Tamil	^[24]
2019 (50th)	Abhishek Shah	"Hellaro"	Gujarati	^[25]
2020 (51st)	Kripal Kalita	"Bridge"	Assamese	^[26]
2021 (52nd)	Simon Farriol Roman Vasyanov	"The Wealth of the World" "The Dorm"	English Russian	^[27]
2022 (53rd)	Praveen Kandregula	"Cinema Bandi"	Telugu	^[28]

Year	Recipient(s)	Work(s)	Language(s)	Ref.
2012 (43rd)	Mira Nair	"The Reluctant Fundamentalist"	English	^[5]
2013 (44th)	Kamaleshwar Mukherjee	"Meghe Dhaka Tara"	Bengali	^[20]
2014 (45th)	Shrihari Sathe	"Ek Hazarachi Note"	Marathi	^[30]

IFFI_Special_Jury_Award_and_Special_Mention

IFFI Special Jury Award and Special Mention

Recipients

IFFI Special Jury Award (1969–Present)

Recipients

IFFI Special Mention (2015–Present)

IFFI Centenary Award (2012–2014)

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