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The White Ribbon (2009)

Directed by Michael Haneke

Genres - Drama, Mystery, War  |   Sub-Genres - Period Film  |   Release Date - Dec 30, 2009 (USA - Limited), Dec 30, 2009 (USA)  |   Run Time - 144 min.  |   Countries - Australia, Austria, Canada, Germany, France, Italy  |   MPAA Rating - R

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Academy Awards

Year	Nominee	Category	Won/Nominated
2009	Christian Berger	Best Achievement in Cinematography	Nominated
2009		Best Foreign Language Film	Nominated

BAFTA Film Awards

Year	Nominee	Category	Won/Nominated
2010	Stefan Arndt, Michael Haneke, Veit Heiduschka, Margaret Ménégoz	Best Film not in the English Language	Nominated

Cannes Film Festival

Year	Nominee	Category	Won/Nominated
2009	Michael Haneke	FIPRESCI Award	Won
2009	Michael Haneke	Palme d'Or	Won

César Awards

Year	Nominee	Category	Won/Nominated
2010	Michael Haneke	Best Foreign Film	Nominated

Critics' Choice Movie Awards

Year	Nominee	Category	Won/Nominated
2010		Best Foreign Language Film	Nominated

David di Donatello Awards

Year	Nominee	Category	Won/Nominated
2010	Michael Haneke	Best European Film	Nominated

Deutscher Filmpreis

Year	Nominee	Category	Won/Nominated
2010		Best Actor	Won
2010		Best Actress	Nominated
2010	Michael Haneke	Best Direction	Won
2010	Rainer Bock	Best Supporting Actor	Nominated
2010		Best Supporting Actress	Won

European Film Awards

Year	Nominee	Category	Won/Nominated
2009	Michael Haneke	European Director	Won
2009	Michael Haneke	European Film	Won
2009	Michael Haneke	European Screenwriter	Won

Golden Globe Awards

Year	Nominee	Category	Won/Nominated
2010	Michael Haneke	Best Foreign Language Film	Won

Goya Awards

Year	Nominee	Category	Won/Nominated
2011		Best European Film	Nominated

National Society of Film Critics

Year	Nominee	Category	Won/Nominated
2009	Christian Berger	Best Cinematographer	Won

New York Film Critics Circle

Year	Nominee	Category	Won/Nominated
2009	Christian Berger	Best Cinematography	Won