Camera d'Or

Winners of the Camera d'Or have been:

• 1978, Alambrista! by Robert M. Young, USA
• 1979, Northern Lights by John Hanson and Rob Nilsson, USA
• 1980, Histoire d'Adrien by Jean-Pierre Denis, France
• 1981, Desperado City by Vadim Glowna, West Germany
• 1982, Mourir ŕ 30 ans by Romain Goupil, France
• 1983, Adj király katonát (aka The Princess) by Pál Erdöss, Hungary
• 1984, Stranger than Paradise by Jim Jarmusch, USA/West Germany
• 1985, Oriana by Fina Torres, Argentina
• 1986, Noir et blanc by Claire Devers, France
• 1987, Robinzonada ili moj angliskij dedushka (aka Robinson Crusoe in Georgia) by Nana Dzhordzhadze, Soviet Union
• 1988, Salaam Bombay! by Mira Nair, France/United Kingdom/India
• 1989, Az én XX. századom (aka My Twentieth Century) by Ildikó Enyedi, Hungary/Cuba/Germany
• 1990, Zamri, umri, voskresni! (aka Freeze Die Come To Life) by Vitali Kanevsky, Soviet Union
• 1991, Toto le héros (aka Toto the Hero) by Jaco van Dormael, Belgium/France/Germany
• 1992, Mac by John Turturro, USA
• 1993, Mui du du xanh (aka The Scent of Green Papaya) by Anh Hung Tran, France/Vietnam
• 1994, Petits arrangements avec les morts (aka Coming to Terms) by Pascale Ferran, France
• 1995, Badkonake sefid (aka the white balloon) by Jafar Panahi, Iran
• 1996, Love Serenade by Shirley Barrett, Australia
• 1997, Moe no suzaku by Naomi Kawase, Japan
• 1998, Slam by Marc Levin, USA
• 1999, Marana Simhasanam (aka Throne of Death) by Murali Nair, India/United Kingdom
• 2000, (tie) Djomeh by Hassan Yektapanah, Iran/France
• 2000, (tie) Zamani Baraye Masti Asbha by Bahman Ghobadi, Iran

courtesy of the Cannes Film Festival website