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1. 2011 cannes film festival
2. 1989 cannes film festival
3. 1999 cannes film festival
4. 1996 cannes film festival
5. 1991 cannes film festival
6. 1998 cannes film festival
7. 1982 cannes film festival
8. 1997 cannes film festival
9. 1983 cannes film festival
10. 2016 sundance film festival
11. 2017 sundance film festival
12. 2015 sundance film festival
13. 2021 sundance film festival
14. 2019 sundance film festival
15. 2022 sundance film festival
16. 2018 sundance film festival
17. palme d'or
18. 2020 sundance film festival
19. 2012 sundance film festival
20. directors' fortnight
21. short film palme d'or
22. milan film festival
23. hollywood film festival
24. berlin international film festival
25. king hu
26. glasgow film festival
27. deauville american film festival
28. tribeca festival
29. far east film festival
30. la film festival
31. locarno festival
32. golden lion
33. dubai international film festival
34. 37th academy awards
35. 40th academy awards
36. slamdance film festival
37. san francisco green film festival
38. hong kong film award
39. golden bear
40. cowboys & angels

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