The Festróia Festival Internacional de Cinema de Tróia is an annual film festival that takes place in Setúbal, Portugal since 1985.^[1]

The festival's competitive section is open to films from countries producing less than 30 features per year. The festival produces an award ceremony every year in the first week of June. The main award is the Golfinho de Ouro (Gold Dolphin).

List of Gold Dolphins

• 1985: Cabra Marcado para Morrer by Eduardo Coutinho (Brazil)

• 1986: Fool For Love by Robert Altman (USA)

• 1987: Madrid by Basilio Martín Patino (Spain)

• 1988: En Nonbre del Hijo by Jorge Polaco (Argentina)

• 1989: El Kalaa by Mohamed Chouikh (Algeria)

• 1990: Louss by Rachid Benhadj (Algeria)

• 1991: Homo Novus by Pal Erdos (Hungary)

• 1992: One Full Moon by Endaf Emlyn (Wales)

• 1993: It’s Better to be Wealthy and Healthy than Poor and Ill by Juraj Jakubisko (Czechoslovakia)

• 1994: The Sacred Mound by Hrafn Gunnlaugsson (Iceland)

• 1995: Madagascar by Fernando Perez (Cuba)

• 1996: Cold Fever by Fridrik Thor Fridriksson (Iceland)

• 1997: The Father by Majid Majidi (Iran)

• 1998: Eşkıya by Yavuz Turgul (Turkey)

• 1999: Solomon & Gaenor by Paul Morrison (Wales)

• 2000: Ambush by Olli Saarela (Finland)

• 2001: Italian for Beginners by Lone Scherfig (Denmark)

• 2002: Todas las Azafatas van al Cielo by Daniel Burman (Argentina)

• 2003: Histórias Minimas by Carlos Sorin (Argentina)

• 2004: Bonjour Mr. Shlomi by Shemi Zarhin (Israel)

• 2005: Turtles Can Fly by Bahman Ghobadi (Kurdistan/Iraq/Iran).

Footnotes

1. ^ Festróia - Tróia at the Internet Movie Database.

External links

• official website

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