Germany

Tübingen-Stuttgart International French-language Film Festival (October 31 to November 7)

• Hélène Fillières for Raising Colors
• Matthieu Bareyre for Young and Alive
• Bettina Oberli and Mélanie Thierry for With the Wind
• Anne Alix for Something is Happening
• Yolande Zauberman for M
• Gela Babluani and George Babluani for Money's Money

Berlin French Film Week (November 28 to December 5)

• See the complete delegation here

Argentina

Mar Del Plata International Film Festival (November 10-17)

• Leos Carax, who received a Lifetime Achievement Award
• Jean-Pierre Léaud, who received a Lifetime Achievement Award
• Pierre Richard, who received a Lifetime Achievement Award

Canada

CINEMANIA Francophone Film Festival (November 1-11)

• Emmanuel Mouret and Édouard Baer for Mademoiselle de Joncquières
• Thomas Solivérès for Edmond
• Élodie Bouchez for In Safe Hands
• Romain Gavras for The World is Yours
• Eva Husson for Girls Of The Sun
• Samuel Jouy and Mathieu Kassovitz for Sparring
• Laurent Lafitte for School's Out
• Gilles Lellouche for Sink or Swim
• Vincent Macaigne for Non-Fiction

Image+Nation Festival in Montreal (November 22 to December 2)

• Félix Maritaud for Knife + Heart and Sauvage

China

Hong Kong French Film Festival (21 November to December 11)

• Denis Do for Funan
• Pierre Salvadori for The Trouble with You

Egypt

Cairo International Film Festival (November 20-29)

• Nicolas Champeaux for The State against Mandela and the Others
• Sofia Djama for The Blessed
• Matthieu Bareyre for Young and Alive

Spain

International Film Festival of Gijón (November 16-24)

• Guillaume Nicloux and Gaspard Ulliel for To the Ends of the World
• Guillaume Senez for Our Struggles
• Meryem Benm'Barek for Sofia

Seville European Film Festival (November 9-17)

• Anne Alix and Lola Dueñas for Something is Happening
• Elsa Amiel for Pearl: she received the Award for Best Director in the Women in Focus section.
• Olivier Assayas for Non-Fiction
• Matthieu Bareyre for Young and Alive
• Emmanuelle Devos for Amin
• Denis Do for Funan
• Marie Garel Weiss for The Party Is Over
• Mia Hansen-Løve for Maya
• Christophe Honoré for Sorry Angel: the film won the Best Actor award, jointly presented to Vincent Lacoste and Pierre Deladonchamps
• Abdellatif Kechiche for Mektoub, My Love : Canto Uno
• Jean-Bernard Marlin for Shéhérazade
• Nicolas Philibert for Each and Every Moment
• Clément Schneider for A Violent Desire for Joy
• Camille Vidal Naquet for Sauvage
• Yolande Zauberman for M

Estonia

Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival (November 16 to December 2)

• Quarxx for All The Gods in The Sky
• Amos Gitaï for A Tramway in Jerusalem
• Tatiana-Margaux Bonhomme for Head Above Water

USA

Ithaca Fantastik Film Festival (October 26 to November 4)

• Anne-Solène Hatte for Girls with Balls

Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival (November 3-18)

• Samuel Collardey for A Polar Year

Next Generation Film Festival–Lincoln Center (November 9-11)

• Samuel Collardey for A Polar Year

Greece
Thessaloniki International Film Festival (November 1-11)

• Jean Paul Civeyrac for A Paris Education
• Elsa Amiel for Pearl

Hungary

Anilogue International Animation Film Festival (November 28-December 2)

• Michel Ocelot for Dilili in Paris

Italy

France Odeon (October 31 to November 4)

• Hervé Mimran for A Man in a Hurry

Popoli International Documentary Film Festival (November 3-10)

• Nicolas Champeaux for The State against Mandela and the Others

Ireland

Cork International Film Festival (November 9-18)

• Nicolas Champeaux for The State against Mandela and the Others

Portugal

Lisbon Sintra Film Festival (November 16-25)

• Louis Garrel and Laetitia Casta for A Faithful Man

Czech Republic

French Film Festival in the Czech Republic (November 21-28)

• Benoît Delépine for I Feel Good

United Kingdom

Film Africa Festival (November 2-11)

• Cédric Ido for Château

French Film Festival UK (November 7-12)

• Gilles Lellouche for Sink or Swim

UK Jewish Film Festival (November 8-22)

• Emmanuel Finkiel and Mélanie Thierry for Memoir of War

Singapore

Singapore French Film Festival (November 8-17)

• Romain Duris, Olga Kurylenko, Guillaume Lemans and Guillaume Colboc for Just a Breath Away
• Denis Do for Funan

Sweden

Stockholm International Film Festival (November 7-18)

• Sarah Marx for K contraire
• Gaspar Noé for Climax
• Meryem Benm'Barek for Sofia

Switzerland

Lausanne Cinéfestival (October 30 to November 4)

• Hervé Mimran for A Man in a Hurry
• Mikhaël Hers for Amanda

Geneva International Film Festival (November 2-10)

• Eva Husson for Girls Of The Sun
• Yann Gonzalez, Nicolas Maury and Kate Moran for Knife + Heart

Taiwan

Taipei Golden Horse Film Festival (November 9-22)

• Félix Maritaud for Sauvage
• Pierre Salvadori for The Trouble with You
   

Tunisia

Carthage Film Days (November 3-10)

• Mahamat-Saleh Haroun for A Season in France

FILM RELEASES

Algeria

• Sofia Djama supported the release of The Blessed in Algeria from October 25 to November 18

Germany

• Gaspar Noé was in Berlin on November 15 for the German release of Climax
• Félix Maritaud was in Berlin on November 14 and 15 for the release of Sauvage

Belgium

• Gaspar Noé was in Brussels on November 19 for the release of Climax
• Fanny Ardant and Vianney were in Brussels on November 22 for the Belgian release of Ma mère est folle

Denmark

• Gaspar Noé was in Copenhagen on November 6 and 7 for the Danish release of Climax

Spain

• Franck Dubosc and Alexandra Lamy were in Madrid from November 25 to 27 for the release of Rolling to You (A Contracorriente Films)

Italy

• Stéphane Brizé and Vincent Lindon were in Rome and Milan on November 7 and 8 to present At War (Academy Two)

Japan

• Tom Volf was in Tokyo from November 13 to 18 to promote Maria by Callas (Gaga Corporation)

Senegal

• Samuel Jouy and Mathieu Kassovitz were in Senegal from November 12 to 18 for the release of Sparring

Switzerland

• Hervé Mimran was in Lausanne for the Swiss launch of A Man in a Hurry
• Vincent Cassel and Jean-François Richet were in Lausanne on November 21 and 22 for the release of The Emperor of Paris (Ascot-Elite)
• Léonore Confino and Gilles Legrand presented Best Intentions at its launch in French-speaking Switzerland
• Cédric Herrou and Michel Toesca were in Geneva and Lausanne for the release of To the Four Winds
• Mikhaël Hers was in Lausanne for the release of Amanda