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** The prize was shared between the director Abdellatif Kechiche and two lead actresses Adele Exarchopoulos and Creator/LeaSeydoux.
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* EarlyOinstallmentWeirdness: How about 11 winners of the same film festival.
* HomeFieldAdvantage: Zigzagged. France currently has the second biggest amount of awards - 13 against 22 for the USA.
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** Also The French directors did not receive a sole Palme d'Or between 1987 and 2008.
** However since 2008 they were awarded two more times, both in the recent, as of 2017, years. Also in one of those cases [[spoiler: not the case of Film/BlueIsTheWarmestColour]] many implied that it was exactly this trope.
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* EarlyOinstallmentWeirdness: How about 11 winners of the same film festival.
* HomeFieldAdvantage: Zigzagged. France currently has the second biggest amount of awards - 13 against 22 for the USA.
** However France might be indeed the second greatest country considering the cinema.
** Also The French directors did not receive a sole Palme d'Or between 1987 and 2008.
** However since 2008 they were awarded two more times, both in the recent, as of 2017, years. Also in one of those cases [[spoiler: not the case of Film/BlueIsTheWarmestColour]] many implied that it was exactly this trope.
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The Palme d'Or (English: Golden Palm) is the main award of the Cannes film festival, the most prestigious event in the world of the cinema. Palme d'or was introduced in 1954, until then the best film received a Grand-Prix. It was all reversed in 1964 when the main prize became Grand-Prix again which it lasted until (and including 1974). Since 1975 and until now the award is called Palme d'or again.
The Palme d'Or can be handed out to one film or two of them (ex aequo). It happened on seven occasions the last of which was in 1997. That is not to mention a 1946 Cannes film festival when eleven Grand-Prix were handed out. That is also not to mention that in 2013 the award was divided between three persons but for the same film.
While no-one received two Palmes d'Or several directors earned two, including Creator/FrancisFordCoppola, Creator/EmirKusturica, Creator/KenLoach, Creator/MichaelHaneke, Creator/TheDardennes.
Especially distinguished cases are when a film wins by a unanimous decision.Tha last one was Film/BlueIsTheWarmestColour.
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!!Winners
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1953 Film/TheWgesOfFear
Since then it was Palme d'Or
* 1955 Film/Marty
* 1958 Film/TheCranesAreFlying
* 1960 Film/LaDolceVita
* 1961 Film/{{Viridiana}}
** (ex aequo with Une aussi longue absence)
* 1963 Film/TheLeopard
Since then it was Grand-Prix
* 1964 Film/TheUmbrellasOfCherbourg
* 1966 Film/AManAndAWoman
** ex aequo with Signore e signori by Pietro Germin
* 1967 Film/{{Blowup}}
* 1968 The festival was disrupted because of the protests which happened also in Cannes.
* 1969 Film/{{If}}
* 1970 Film/Mash
* 1974 Film/TheConversation
Since then it was Palme d'Or again
* 1976 Film/TaxiDriver
* 1979 Film/ApocalypseNow
** ex aequo with Literature/TheTinDrum
* 1980 Film/AllThatJazz
** ex aequo with Film/{{Kagemusha}}
* 1984 Film/Paris/Texas
* 1986 Film/TheMission
* 1988 Film/PelleTheConqueror
* 1989 Film/SexLiesAndVideotape
* 1990 Film/WildAtHeart
* 1991 Film/BartonFink
* 1993 Film/FarewellMyConcubine
** ex aequo with Film/ThePiano
* 1994 Film/PulpFiction
* 1995 Film/{{Underground}}
* 1996 Film/SecretsAndLies
* 1997 Film/TasteOfCherry
** ex aequo with the Eel by Shohei Imamura
* 1999 Rosetta
* 2000 Film/DancerInTheDark
* 2002 Film/{{ThePianist}}
* 2003 Film/{{Elephant}}
* 2004 Fahrenheit 911
* 2006 Film/TheWindThatShakesTheBarley - by unanimous decision
* 2009 Film/TheWhiteRibbon
* 2011 Film/TheTreeOfLife
* 2012 Film/{{Amour}}
* 2013 Film/BlueIsTheWarmestColour - by unanimous decision
* 2016 Film/IDanielBlake
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The Palme d'Or can be handed out to one film or two of them (ex aequo). It happened on seven occasions the last of which was in 1997. That is not to mention a 1946 Cannes film festival when eleven Grand-Prix were handed out. That is also not to mention that in 2013 the award was divided between three persons but for the same film.
While no-one received two Palmes d'Or several directors earned two, including Creator/FrancisFordCoppola, Creator/EmirKusturica, Creator/KenLoach, Creator/MichaelHaneke, Creator/TheDardennes.
Especially distinguished cases are when a film wins by a unanimous decision.Tha last one was Film/BlueIsTheWarmestColour.
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1953 Film/TheWgesOfFear
Since then it was Palme d'Or
* 1955 Film/Marty
* 1958 Film/TheCranesAreFlying
* 1960 Film/LaDolceVita
* 1961 Film/{{Viridiana}}
** (ex aequo with Une aussi longue absence)
* 1963 Film/TheLeopard
Since then it was Grand-Prix
* 1964 Film/TheUmbrellasOfCherbourg
* 1966 Film/AManAndAWoman
** ex aequo with Signore e signori by Pietro Germin
* 1967 Film/{{Blowup}}
* 1968 The festival was disrupted because of the protests which happened also in Cannes.
* 1969 Film/{{If}}
* 1970 Film/Mash
* 1974 Film/TheConversation
Since then it was Palme d'Or again
* 1976 Film/TaxiDriver
* 1979 Film/ApocalypseNow
** ex aequo with Literature/TheTinDrum
* 1980 Film/AllThatJazz
** ex aequo with Film/{{Kagemusha}}
* 1984 Film/Paris/Texas
* 1986 Film/TheMission
* 1988 Film/PelleTheConqueror
* 1989 Film/SexLiesAndVideotape
* 1990 Film/WildAtHeart
* 1991 Film/BartonFink
* 1993 Film/FarewellMyConcubine
** ex aequo with Film/ThePiano
* 1994 Film/PulpFiction
* 1995 Film/{{Underground}}
* 1996 Film/SecretsAndLies
* 1997 Film/TasteOfCherry
** ex aequo with the Eel by Shohei Imamura
* 1999 Rosetta
* 2000 Film/DancerInTheDark
* 2002 Film/{{ThePianist}}
* 2003 Film/{{Elephant}}
* 2004 Fahrenheit 911
* 2006 Film/TheWindThatShakesTheBarley - by unanimous decision
* 2009 Film/TheWhiteRibbon
* 2011 Film/TheTreeOfLife
* 2012 Film/{{Amour}}
* 2013 Film/BlueIsTheWarmestColour - by unanimous decision
* 2016 Film/IDanielBlake
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