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Sidabrinė gervė - Wikipedia

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Sidabrinė gervė
Awarded for	Excellence in cinematic and television achievements
Country	Lithuania
Presented by	Audiovisual works copyright association AVAKA
First awarded	2008
Website	sidabrinegerve.lt

Sidabrinė gervė (Silver Crane) are the Lithuanian film industry awards for best actors, directors and films. The annual awards were presented from 2008 on by AVAKA (audiovizualinių kūrinių autorių teisių asociacija), the (national) Association for Author Rights of Audiovisual Artists. The award statuette was created by Audrius Liaudanskas [lt]. In 2019 the Lithuanian Film Academy, which presented the awards, retired due bankruptcy. As a result the awards for that year were cancelled. Lithuanian film industry awards "Silver Crane" returned in 2020 and was held by the Audiovisual works copyright association AVAKA, which, after announcing the competition in 2019, acquired the rights to the „Silver Crane Award“.^[1]^[2]

Ceremonies

Edition	Date	Host(s)	Best Film
1st Silver Crane Awards	29 May 2008	Nelė Savičenko and Vladas Bagdonas	The Collectress
2nd Silver Crane Awards	29 May 2009	Ramūnas Cicėnas and Giedrius Savickas	Vortex
3rd Silver Crane Awards	28 May 2010	Ramūnas Rudokas and Gražina Balandytė	Eastern Drift
4th Silver Crane Awards	27 May 2011	Marijonas Mikutavičius and Žygimantas Stakėnas	Back to Your Arms
5th Silver Crane Awards	13 May 2012	Andrius Bialobžeskis, Viktorija Streiča & Kęstutis Jakštas	The Fortress of Sleeping Butterflies
6th Silver Crane Awards	11 May 2013	Gabija Jaraminaite and Andrius Žiurauskas	Aurora
7th Silver Crane Awards	2 May 2014	Vytautas Rumšas and Vytautas Rumšas jr.	The Gambler
8th Silver Crane Awards	30 May 2015	Sandra Daukšaitė-Petrulėnė & Andrius Tapinas	The Summer of Sangailė
9th Silver Crane Awards	27 May 2016	Mykolas Vildžiūnas	Peace to Us in Our Dreams
10th Silver Crane Awards	13 June 2017	Andrius Rožickas	The Saint
11th Silver Crane Awards	13 June 2018	Eglė Daugėlaitė & Giedrius Masalskis	Miracle
	2019	ceremony cancelled
12th Silver Crane Awards	Late 2020

References

^ "Šiemet "Sidabrinės gervės" apdovanojimų nebus: bankrutuoja Lietuvių kino akademija". zmones.lt. Retrieved 26 March 2020.
^ "Paskelbta nacionalinių kino apdovanojimų koncepcija: įvyks 2021-ųjų sausi". 15min.lt. Retrieved 26 March 2020.

External links

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Major film awards by countries

Africa

Ghana Movie Awards (Ghana)
Africa Movie Academy Awards (Nigeria)
South African Film and Television Awards (South Africa)

Asia

Central	Didor International Film Festival (Tajikistan)
East	Golden Rooster Awards, Hong Kong Film Award, Hundred Flowers Awards and Huabiao Awards (China) Japan Academy Film Prize (Japan) Grand Bell Awards Buil Film Awards and Blue Dragon Film Awards (South Korea) Golden Horse Awards (Taiwan)
South	National Film Awards, Meril-Prothom Alo Awards, Bachsas Awards (Bangladesh) National Film Awards (India) National Film Awards (Nepal) Lux Style Awards, ARY Film Awards and Nigar Awards (Pakistan)
Southeast	Myanmar Motion Picture Awards (Myanmar) Citra Awards (Indonesia) Malaysia Film Festival (Malaysia) FAMAS Award, Gawad Urian and Luna Award (Philippines) Suphannahong Awards (Thailand) Vietnam Film Festival and Kite Awards (Vietnam)
West	Hafez Awards (Iran) Ophir Award (Israel) International Antalya Film Festival (Turkey)

Europe

East	Czech Lion Awards and Czech Film Critics' Awards (Czech Republic) Polish Film Awards and Golden Lions (Poland) Gopo Awards (Romania) Golden Eagle Award and Nika Award (Russia) Sun in a Net Awards (Slovakia) Vesna Award (Slovenia) Golden Dzyga (Ukraine)
North	Robert Awards and Bodil Awards (Denmark) Estonian Film and Television Awards (Estonia) Jussi Awards (Finland) Irish Film & Television Awards (Ireland) Lielais Kristaps (Latvia) Sidabrinė gervė (Lithuania) Amanda Award (Norway) Guldbagge Awards (Sweden) British Academy Film Awards (United Kingdom)
South	Heart of Sarajevo (Bosnia and Herzegovina) Golden Arena Awards (Croatia) Hellenic Film Academy Awards (Greece) David di Donatello and Nastro d'Argento (Italy) Golden Camera Awards (Macedonia) Sophia Awards (Portugal) Goya Awards (Spain) FEST (Serbia) Media Wave Awards (Hungary)
West	Austrian Film Award (Austria) Magritte Award and Ensor Award (Belgium) César Awards (France) German Film Award (Germany) Golden Calf (Netherlands) Swiss Film Award (Switzerland)