This edition of the Cannes Film Festival, which was held in France from May 17 to 28, has finally come to an end, with the participation of selected filmmakers from around the world, as well as 4,000 media representatives from 75 countries

Full list of winners at Cannes Film Festival 2022

While accepting the award, Zahra Amirabrahimi said: “Happiness and success are general and collective concepts for me. Although I am very happy at this moment, a part of me is sad for the people of Iran who are facing many problems every day. My heart is with Abadan. My heart is with every corner of Iran. I am here, but my heart is with the women and men of Iran”

• “A Boy from Heaven” directed by Tarik Saleh
• “Getting Ready” directed by Kelly Rijkaard
• “Decision to Leave” directed by Park Chan-wook – Best Director Award
• “Leila’s Brothers” by Saeed Roustaei
• “Aeo” directed by Jerzy Skolimowski – Jury Prize
• “Tchaikovsky’s Wife” directed by Kirill Serebrennikov
• “The Agent,” directed by Koreida Hirokazu – Best Actor: Song Kang-ho
• “Armageddon Time” directed by James Gray
• “Close” directed by Lucas Donat – Grand Jury Prize
• “Triangle of Sorrow” directed by Ruben Östlund – Palme d’Or for Best Film
• “RMN” directed by Christian Mongeau
• “Nostalgia” directed by Mario Martone
• “Future Crimes” directed by David Cronenberg
• “Almond Trees” directed by Valeria Bruni Tedeschi
• “Brother and Sister” directed by Arnaud Deplishment
• “Stars at Noon” directed by Claire Danes – Grand Jury Prize
• “Tori and Lukita” directed by Jean-Pierre Dardenne and Luc Dardenne
• “The Holy Spider” directed by Ali Abbasi – Best Actress: Zahra Amirabrahimi

Winners of a kind of look

• “Rodeo” directed by Lola Quivoron (first film)
• “God’s Land” by Helenor Palmasson
• “Butterfly Vision” directed by Maxim Nakanchenny (first film) – Best Screenplay
• “Silent Twins” by Agizka Smusinska
• “The Stranger” directed by Thomas M. Wright
• “Joyland” directed by Saeem Seddiq (first film) – Jury Prize
• “Domingo and the Middle” directed by Ariel Escalante
• “Angry at Myself” directed by Christopher Burghley
• “All I’ll Never Be” directed by Davey Cho
• “Corsage” directed by Marie Kreutzer – Vicki Krips as Best Actress
• “Monster” directed by Riley Keough and Gina Gammell (first film)
• “Plan 75” directed by Hayakawa Chi (first film)
• “Metronome” directed by Alexander Black (first film) – Best Director
• “The Worst,” directed by Lise Acqua and Romain Guerre – Best Film
• “Burning Days” directed by Emin Alper

Also, in the Un Certain Regard section of the 2022 Cannes Film Festival, out of the 20 feature films selected in this section, 7 works received the Cannes Golden Camera Award