1950 Venice Film Festival – Golden Lion – Best Film Winner
Justice Is Done
André Cayatte
Known as “Justice Is Done” in 1953 when it was first shown in the USA, it opens with a short briefing in English on the French jury system and then reverts to French with English subtitles….
1950 Venice Film Festival – Golden Lion – Best Film Nominees
All the King’s Men
Robert Rossen
Bed for Two
Emil E. Reinert
Beit Avi
Herbert Kline
Caged
John Cromwell
Cinderella
Clyde Geronimi
Das vierte Gebot
Eduard von Borsody
Days of Our Years
Denise Batcheff
Dieu a besoin des hommes
Jean Delannoy
Don Juan
José Luis Sáenz de Heredia
El hombre sin rostro
Juan Bustillo Oro
Epilogue
Helmut Käutner
Father’s Dilemma
Alessandro Blasetti
Frauenarzt Dr. Prätorius
Curt Goetz
Give Us This Day
Edward Dmytryk
Guarany
Riccardo Freda
La noche del sábado
Rafael Gil
La ronde
Max Ophüls
Les Misérables
Riccardo Freda
Life Begins Tomorrow
Nicole Védrès
Once a Thief
W. Lee Wilder
Only a Mother
Alf Sjöberg
Operation Disaster
Roy Ward Baker
Orpheus
Jean Cocteau
Out of Evil
Joseph Krumgold
Over the Waves
Ismael Rodríguez
Panic in the Streets
Elia Kazan
Rosauro Castro
Roberto Gavaldón
Saint-Louis, ange de la paix
Robert Darène
September Affair
William Dieterle
Seven Days to Noon
John Boulting
Stromboli
Roberto Rossellini
Surcos de sangre
Hugo del Carril
Tempesta su Parigi
Riccardo Freda
The Asphalt Jungle
John Huston
The Blue Lamp
Basil Dearden
The Dancing Years
Harold French
The Flowers of St. Francis
Roberto Rossellini
The Great Manhunt
Sidney Gilliat
The Wild Heart
Michael Powell
Tomorrow Is Too Late
Léonide Moguy
Twelve Hours to Live
Luigi Zampa