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    ‘You Don’t Belong Here,’ Monica Bellucci

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    The winners are in, as the 79th edition of the Locarno Film Festival revealed its 2026 awards and special mentions in the Swiss town on Saturday. 

    In the international competition, Romanian director Florin Șerban’s Nu E Locul Tau Aici (You Don’t Belong Here) was honored with the Pardo d’Oro, or Golden Leopard.

    The father-son drama, set in a small town, revolves around a man raising his teenage son, Ioan, alone after the death of his wife. He doesn’t know that his son gets up at night to cycle through town and vandalize cars with a gang of masked vigilantes. His world is shaken when he learns that the police suspect his son of murder.

    The film marks the Romanian director’s return to feature filmmaking after eight years. The jury lauded it “for the strength of its writing, the singularity of its vision, and its exceptional command of cinematic language.”

    Meanwhile, the Pardo, or Leopard, for best director was awarded to Hong Sangsoo for Nun Dul Dega Eomne (Nowhere to Lay My Eyes). And among the performance honors, Monica Bellucci received one for her role in Giovanni Tortorici’s Ketticè.

    In the Filmmakers of the Present Competition, La Ilusión De Un Verano Sin Fin (The Illusion of an Everlasting Summer) by Alessandra Sanguinetti was honored with the Golden Leopard.

    ‘Nowhere to Lay My Eyes’

    Courtesy of Jeonwonsa Film Co.

    Said Locarno artistic director Giona A. Nazzaro: “A vital and contemporary slate of awards, in close dialogue with the transformations in the industry and in our world today. Whether in highlighting the Romania of You Don’t Belong Here, or the Brazil of The Riverbank, or the South Korea of Nowhere to Lay My Eyes, the jury upheld the primacy of form and of language, while remaining, in its choices, completely accessible, as the packed and engaged screenings of all competitions demonstrated throughout the festival.”

    Other Locarno 2026 awards were bestowed upon Beatrice Gibson for At Night and Revolutionaries Never Die by Mohanad Yaqubi, among others.

    Meanwhile, the festival’s industry strand, Locarno Pro, hit a record, crossing the 2,000 industry registration mark for the first time. This year’s 2,140 industry accreditations were up 10 percent from last year’s 1,940. Professionals from nearly 100 countries participated.

    Said Markus Duffner, director of Locarno Pro: “The numbers show Pro is cementing its place as an essential industry platform, but what matters more to me is what happens inside those numbers: honest conversations about where this industry is heading, the consolidation, the shifting financing logic, the questions Stephen Follows put to us on how little we actually know about ourselves. We kept building the next generation of producers, distributors, sales agents, programmers and filmmakers who’ll have to navigate all of that, and with the Locarno Investment Community, we’re building a platform diverse and resilient enough to keep backing the talent this industry depends on.”

    The fest’s closing night will take place in the picturesque Swiss town’s Piazza Grande on Saturday, with Marc Fitoussi’s Ni vue, ni connue (All About Corinne), starring Isabelle Huppert, Sandrine Kiberlain, Anne Marivin, Emmanuelle Bercot and Diane Kruger, as the closing film.

    Check out the full list of Locarno 2026 winners below.

    Concorso Internazionale (International Competition)

    Pardo d’Oro – Grand Prize of the Festival and City of Locarno
    CHF 75,000 to be shared equally between the director and the producer
    Nu E Locul Tau Aici (You Don’t Belong Here) by Florin Șerban, Romania

    Special Jury Prize – Cities of Ascona and Losone
    CHF 30,000 to be shared equally between the director and the producer
    A Margem do Rio (The Riverbank) by Matheus Farias, Enock Carvalho, Brazil/Germany

    Pardo for Best Direction – City and Region of Locarno
    CHF 20,000 to the director
    Hong Sangsoo for Nun Dul Dega Eomne (Nowhere to Lay My Eyes), South Korea

    Pardo for Best Performance
    Kim Minhee for Nun Dul Dega Eomne (Nowhere to Lay My Eyes) by Hong Sangsoo, South Korea

    Pardo for Best Performance
    Monica Bellucci for Ketticè by Giovanni Tortorici, Italy

    Special Performance Mentions
    Xavier Bergeron for Violence du Corps de L’Autre by Denis Côté, Canada
    and
    Teodor Butănescu for Nu E Locul Tau Aici (You Don’t Belong Here) by Florin Șerban, Romania

    Concorso Cineasti del Presente (Filmmakers of the Present Competition)

    Pardo d’Oro – Concorso Cineasti del Presente
    CHF 35,000 to be shared equally between the director and the producer
    La Ilusión De Un Verano Sin Fin (The Illusion of an Everlasting Summer) by Alessandra Sanguinetti, Argentina/USA

    Best Emerging Director Award – City and Region of Locarno
    CHF 20,000 to the director
    Beatrice Gibson for At Night, United Kingdom/France

    Special Jury Prize CINE+OCS
    A promotional campaign to the value of CHF 25,000 on CINE+OCS channels at the time of its theatrical release in France
    Revolutionaries Never Die by Mohanad Yaqubi, Palestine/Belgium/Qatar

    Pardo for Best Performance
    Idrissu Tontie Jr. for Ego Reach We All (Our Time Will Come) by Amartei Armar, Ghana/France/Saudi Arabia

    Pardo for Best Performance
    Manal Issa for L’Estive (Summer Meadow) by Naël Khleifi, Lisa Debauche, Belgium/France

    Special Mentions
    Los Días Libres (The Days Off) by Lucila Mariani, Argentina/Brazil/Mexico/France
    and
    Hanabi (Fire Flower) by Ana Vaz, France/Brazil

    Pardi di Domani (Leopards of Tomorrow)

    Concorso Corti d’Autore Pardino d’Oro WePresent by WeTransfer for the Best Auteur Short Film
    CHF 15,000 to the director
    The Bovine Comedy by Ratchapoom Boonbunchachoke, France

    Special Mention
    Et si Thuy n’existait pas (And if Thuy Didn’t Exist) by Carlo Francisco Manatad, Philippines/France/Indonesia

    Concorso Internazionale Pardino d’Oro Arts3 Foundation for the Best International Short Film
    CHF 10,000 to the director
    Melk by Filip Anthonissen, Belgium

    Pardino d’Argento Arts3 Foundation for the International Competition
    CHF 5,000 to the director
    Khufu by Mahmoud Assi, Egypt/France/Sweden/Canada

    Pardino for the Best Direction WeShort for the International Competition
    CHF 5,000 to the director
    Mutrion by Marco Cavazzin, Italy

    Locarno Short Film Candidate for the European Film Awards
    Melk by Filip Anthonissen, Belgium

    Special Mention
    Las Damas by Camille Zéhenne, France

    Concorso Nazionale Pardino d’Oro SRG SSR for the Best Swiss Short Film
    CHF 10,000 to the director
    Typhoon Mambo by Domenico Singha Pedroli, Switzerland/France/Thailand

    Pardino d’Argento SRG SSR for the National Competition
    CHF 5,000 to the director
    Alles Gute (Take Care) by Patricia Strübin, Switzerland

    Best Swiss Newcomer Award
    Equipment and services offered by Downtown Studio (CHF 10,000) and Taurus Studio (CHF 2,000)
    Respirer Une Fois Sur Trois by Charlyne Genoud, Switzerland

    OTHER AWARDS

    Swatch First Feature Award
    CHF 15,000 to the director
    La Ilusión De Un Verano Sin Fin (The Illusion of an Everlasting Summer) by Alessandra Sanguinetti

    Pardo for Change
    CHF 20,000 to the director
    Ego Reach We All (Our Time Will Come) by Amartei Armar

    Special Mentions
    Los Nuevos (The Newcomers) by Rodrigo Plá, Mexico/Spain
    and
    Private Property by Deepak Rauniyar, USA/Nepal/France/Australia

    Locarno Kids Award la Mobiliare
    CHF 15,000 to the director
    Paradeisa by Marleen Valien, Germany

    Independent Juries and Awards

    Ecumenical Jury Prize
    CHF 10,000 to the director
    Hong Sangsoo for Nun Dul Dega Eomne (Nowhere to Lay My Eyes), South Korea

    FIPRESCI Prize (International Federation of Film Critics)
    Lejos de Los Árboles (Far from the Trees) by Meritxell Colell Aparicio, Spain/Peru/Italy

    Europa Cinemas Label
    Nu E Locul Tau Aici (You Don’t Belong Here) by Florin Șerban, Romania

    Semaine de la Critique Awards (Critics’ Week)
    Grand Prix Semaine de la Critique – Prix SRG SSR
    CHF 5,000 to the director and the producer
    A Teraz Wiosna (Blossoming) by Kamila Serwicka, Poland

    Marco Zucchi Award
    CHF 2,000 to the formally and most aesthetically innovative documentary
    Seul Le Serpent Sait (Only the Serpent Knows) by Olivier Séror, Martin Verdet, France

    Junior Jury Awards
    International Competition
    First Prize (CHF 6,000)
    Nu E Locul Tau Aici (You Don’t Belong Here) by Florin Șerban, Romania

    Second Prize (CHF 4,000)
    Violence du Corps de L’Autre by Denis Côté, Canada

    Third Prize (CHF 2,000)
    Manhunt by Wayne Wapeemukwa, Canada

    “The Environment Is Quality of Life” Prize
    CHF 3,000 offered by the Ticino Department of Internal Affairs
    I Rarely Wake Up Dreaming by Isabelle Stever, Germany/Ukraine

    Special Mention
    D’Ici Là by Sarah Leonor, France

    Pardi di Domani
    International Competition
    Hershewe Fazanawerd (Forgotten Spaceman) by Elham Ehsas, United Kingdom/Afghanistan

    National Competition
    Respirer Une Fois Sur Trois by Charlyne Genoud, Switzerland

    Auteur Short Films
    Ãsheghetam by Filmsaaz, France/Switzerland/Iran

    Special Mention – International Competition
    Premier Feu (First Fire) by Blanca Camell Galí, France/Spain

    Special Mention – Auteur Short Films
    The Bovine Comedy by Ratchapoom Boonbunchachoke, France

    Open Doors Screenings – “The Environment Is Quality of Life” Prize
    Concrete Moves by Fagamou Fama Ndiaye, Senegal

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