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1963 Cannes Film Festival

Palme d'Or	The Leopard, Luchino Visconti (France/Italy)
Special Jury Prize	Harakiri, Masaki Kobayashi (Japan)
	A Cat, Vojtech Jasny (Czechoslovakia)
Best Actor	Richard Harris, This Sporting Life (United Kingdom)
Best Actress	Marina Vlady, The Conjugal Bed (Italy)
Screenplay	Yves Jamiaque, Dumuitru Carabat and Henri Colpi, Codine (Romania)
Evocation D'unwe Epopee Revolutionnaire	The Optimistic Tragedy (U.S.S.R.)
Gary Cooper Award for Human Values	To Kill a Mockingbird, Robert Mulligan (United States)
Fipresci Awards	This Sporting Life, Lindsay Anderson (United Kingdom)
	Le Joli Mai, Chris Marker (France)
Catholic Film Office Award	The Fiances, Ermanno Olmi (Italy)

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