European Film Award for Best Composer

The European Film Award for Best Composer is one of the awards presented by the European Film Academy. It was first presented as a Special Jury Award in 1998 received by Yuri Khanon for the music of Days of Eclipse. A set of nominees was presented from 1989 to 1990 and from 2004 and 2012. Since 2013, only one winner is presented without nominees.

European Film Award for Best Composer
Country Europe
Presented byEuropean Film Academy
First awarded1988
Currently held byDascha Dauenhauer – Berlin Alexanderplatz (2020)
Websiteeuropeanfilmawards.eu

Winners and nominees

1980s
Year Composer(s) Film Original title
1988
(1st)		 Special Jury Award for Best Music
Yuri KhanonDays of Eclipse [1]Дни затмения
Nomination for Special Aspect Award
Terence DaviesDistant Voices, Still Lives [2]
1989
(2nd)		 Andrew DicksonHigh Hopes
Goran BregovicKuduz
Ferenc DarvasThe Midas TouchEldorádó
Michał Lorenc300 Miles to Heaven300 mil do nieba
Maggie Parke
Gast Waltzing		A Wopbopaloobop A Lopbamboom

1990s
Year Composer(s) Film Original title
1990
(3rd)		no award given
Jean-Luc GodardNew WaveNouvelle Vague
Jean-Claude PetitCyrano de Bergerac
Jürgen KnieperDecember BrideDezemberbraut
1991
(4th)		 Hilmar Örn HilmarssonChildren of NatureBörn náttúrunnar [3]
1992
(5th)		 Vincent van WarmerdamThe NorthernersDe Noorderlingen [4]

2000s
Year Composer(s) Film Original title
2004
(17th)
[5]		 Bruno CoulaisThe ChorusLes Choristes
Alexandre DesplatGirl with a Pearl Earring
The Free AssociationCode 46
Alberto IglesiasBad Education
Take My Eyes		La Mala Educación
Te doy mis ojos
Eleni KaraindrouTrilogy: The Weaping MeadowTrilogia: To livadi pou dakrizei
Stephen WarbeckThe Alzheimer CaseDe Zaak Alzheimer
2005
(18th)
[6]		 Rupert Gregson-Williams
Andrea Guerra		Hotel Rwanda
Joachim HolbekManderlay
Cyril MorinThe Syrian Brideהכלה הסורית / Ha-Kala Ha-Surit
Ennio MorriconeFatelessSorstanság
Stefan NilssonAs It Is in HeavenSå som i himmelen
Johan SöderqvistBrothersBrødre
2006
(19th)
[7]		 Alberto IglesiasVolver
Tuomas KantelinenMother of MineÄideistä parhain
Dario MarianelliPride & Prejudice
Gabriel Yared
Stéphane Moucha		The Lives of OthersDas Leben der Anderen
2007
(20th)
[8]		 Alexandre DesplatThe Queen
Alex HeffesThe Last King of Scotland
Dejan PejovićGuchaГуча!
Tom Tykwer
Johnny Klimek
Reinhold Heil		Perfume: The Story of a MurdererDas Parfum – Die Geschichte eines Mörders
2008
(21st)
[9] 		Max RichterWaltz with Bashirואלס עם באשיר
Tuur FlorizooneMoscow, BelgiumAanrijding in Moscou
Dario MarianelliAtonement
Fernando VelázquezThe OrphanageEl orfanato
2009
(22nd)
[10]		 Alberto IglesiasBroken EmbracesLos abrazos rotos
Alexandre DesplatCoco avant ChanelCoco avant Chanel
Jacob GrothThe Girl with the Dragon TattooMän som hatar kvinnor
Johan SöderqvistLet the Right One InLåt den rätte komma in

2010s
Year Composer(s) Film Original title
2010
(23rd)
[11]		 Alexandre DesplatThe Ghost Writer [12]
Ales BrezinaKawasaki's RoseKawasakiho růže
Pasquale CatalanoLoose CannonsMine vaganti
Gary YershonAnother Year
2011
(24th)		 Ludovic Bource[13][14]The Artist
Alexandre DesplatThe King's Speech
Alberto IglesiasThe Skin I Live InLa piel que habito
Mihály VigThe Turin HorseA torinói ló
2012
(25th)
[15]		 Alberto IglesiasTinker Tailor Soldier Spy
George FentonThe Angels' Share
François CouturierShun Li and the PoetIo sono Li
Cyrille Aufort
Gabriel Yared		A Royal AffairEn kongelig affære
2013
(26th)		 Ennio Morricone[16]The Best OfferLa migliore offerta
2014
(27th)		 Mica Levi[17]Under the Skin
2015
(28th)		Cat's Eyes:[18]
Faris Badwan
Rachel Zeffira		The Duke of Burgundy
2016
(29th)		 Ilya Demutsky[19]The StudentУченик
2017
(30th)		 Evgueni Galperine[20]
Sacha Galperine		LovelessНелюбовь
2018
(31st)		 Christoph M. Kaiser[21]
Julian Maas		3 Days in Quiberon3 Tage in Quiberon
2019
(32nd)		 John Gürtler[22]System CrasherSystemsprenger

2020s
Year Composer(s) Film Original title
2020
(33rd)		 Dascha Dauenhauer[23]Berlin Alexanderplatz

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