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Orson Welles Award for Best Foreign
Language Writer-Director of the Year (1989)
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Nastro d'Argento for Best Director
(Italy, 1989)
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David di Donatello for Best Director
(Rome, 1989)
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National Cinematography Award (Spain,
1989)
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"CÉSAR" for his film
"High Heels " (1993)
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Gold Medal of merit in Fine Arts (1998)
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César of Honour for his work
(1999)
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Best Director at the Cannes Film Festival
for his film “All about my Mother” (1999)
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2 European Film Awards: Best European
Film of the Year 1999 (“All about my Mother”)
and the Award for Best European Director of the Year
1999.
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In 1999 he received the award for best
foreign language film from the National Board of Review
of Motion Pictures.
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In 1999 the LA Film Critics Association
awarded “All about my Mother” the prize
for Best Foreign Language Production of the Year.
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In 1999 he was awarded the Boston
Society of Film Critics Award for Best Foreign Language
Film for “All about my Mother”.
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In 2000 he won the Golden Globe for
Best Foreign Language Film for “All about my Mother”
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In 2000 he won the Goya Award for
Best Director for “All about my Mother”.
In total the film won 7 Goya Awards.
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In 2000 he won the Swedish Guldbagge
Award for Best Foreign Language Film for “All
about my Mother”
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In 2000 he received the French “César”
for Best Foreign Language Film in 1999 for “All
about my Mother”
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In 2000 he won the Oscar for Best
Foreign Language Film for “All about my Mother”
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In 2000 he won the David de Donatello
for Best Foreign Language Film for “All about
my Mother”
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In 2000 he won the German Film Award
for Best Foreign Language Film for “All about
my Mother”
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In 2000 the University of Castilla-La
Mancha conferred Pedro Almodóvar the status of
Doctor Honoris Causa for the quality of his work and
for marking a turning point in the history of Spanish
cinematography.
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In 2002 he received various awards
for “Talk to Her”, including:
ü European Film Academy:awards for Best Film, Best
Director and Best Scriptwriter (Rome).
Oscar 2002 Winner of the Oscar for Best
Original Script.
BAFTAs 2002 Best Foreign Language Film
and Best Original Script (United Kingdom).
