9th Magritte Awards

Winners and nominees

Best Film

• Our Struggles
• * Above the Law
• * Bitter Flowers
• * Mon Ket
• * Let the Corpses Tan

  Best Director

• Guillaume Senez – Our Struggles
• * Hélène Cattet and Bruno Forzani – Let the Corpses Tan
• * Olivier Meys – Bitter Flowers
• * François Troukens and Jean-François Hensgens – Above the Law

  Best Actor

• 'Victor Polster – Girl
• * François Damiens – Mon Ket
• * Olivier Gourmet – Above the Law
• * Benoît Poelvoorde – Keep an Eye Out''

  Best Actress

• Lubna Azabal – Above the Law
• * Cécile de France – Mademoiselle de Joncquières
• * Yolande Moreau – I Feel Good
• * Natacha Régnier – The Benefit of the Doubt

  Best Supporting Actor

• Arieh Worthalter – Girl
• * Yoann Blanc – The Benefit of the Doubt
• * Bouli Lanners – Above the Law
• * Pierre Nisse – Let the Corpses Tan

  Best Supporting Actress

• Lucie Debay – Our Struggles
• * Tania Garbarski – Bye Bye Germany
• * Salomé Richard – The Faithful Son
• * Erika Sainte – The Benefit of the Doubt

  Most Promising Actor

• Thomas Mustin – The Royal Exchange
• * Basile Grunberger – Our Struggles
• * Baptiste Lalieu – The Benefit of the Doubt
• * Matteo Salamone – Mon Ket

  Most Promising Actress

• Lena Girard Voss – Our Struggles
• * Myriem Akheddiou – The Benefit of the Doubt
• * Bérénice Baoo – Above the Law
• * Nawell Madani – Stand Up Girl
• * Anaël Snoek – The Wild Boys

  Best Screenplay

• Girl – Lukas Dhont and Angelo Tijssens
• * Bitter Flowers – Olivier Meys and Maarten Loix
• * Bye Bye Germany – Sam Garbarski
• * Our Struggles – Guillaume Senez

  Best First Feature Film

• Bitter Flowers
• * Above the Law
• * The Benefit of the Doubt
• * The Faithful Son

  Best Flemish Film

• Girl
• * Angel
• * Don't Shoot
• * Gangsta

  Best Foreign Film in Coproduction

• The Man Who Killed Don Quixote
• * The Death of Stalin
• * The Happy Prince
• * Nico, 1988

  Best Cinematography

• Let the Corpses Tan – Manuel Dacosse
• * Above the Law – Jean-François Hensgens
• * Girl – Frank van den Eeden

  Best Production Design

• Let the Corpses Tan – Alina Santos
• * Bye Bye Germany – Véronique Sacrez
• * Girl – Philippe Bertin

  Best Costume Design

• Bye Bye Germany – Nathalie Leborgne
• * Girl – Catherine van Bree
• * Let the Corpses Tan – Jackye Fauconnier

  Best Original Score

• When Arabs Danced – Simon Fransquet
• * The Benefit of the Doubt – Vincent Liben
• * The Faithful Son – Manuel Roland and Maarten Van Cauwenberghe

  Best Sound

• Let the Corpses Tan – Yves Bemelmans, Dan Bruylandt, Olivier Thys, Benoit Biral
• * Above the Law – Marc Engels, Thomas Gauder, Ingrid Simon
• * Girl – Yanna Soentjens

  Best Editing

• Our Struggles – Julie Brenta
• * Girl – Alain Dessauvage
• * Let the Corpses Tan – Bernard Beets

  Best Live Action Short Film

• Icarus – Nicolas Boucart
• * Calamity – Séverine De Streyker and Maxime Feyers
• * Castle to Castle – Emmanuel Marre
• * A Sister – Delphine Girard

  Best Animated Short Film

• The Proposal – Gerlando Infuso
• * Carnal Symbiosis – Rocío Álvarez
• * The Horn Quartet – Arnaud Demuynck and Benjamin Bottela
• * Not Today – Marine Jacob

  Best Documentary Film

• So Help Me God – Jean Libon
• * Cowboys and Indians: the Cinema of Patar and Aubier – Fabrice du Welz
• * Holy Tour – Valéry Rosier and Méryl Fortunat-Rossi
• * Manu – Emmanuelle Bonmariage
• * Mitra – Jorge León

  Honorary Magritte Award

• Raoul Servais

  Films with multiple nominations and awards

• Nine: Above the Law, Girl
• Eight: Let the Corpses Tan
• Seven: The Benefit of the Doubt, Our Struggles
• Four: Bitter Flowers, Bye Bye Germany
• Three: The Faithful Son, Mon Ket

• Five: Our Struggles
• Four: Girl
• Three: Let the Corpses Tan