ItalianoFrom its beginnings in 1982, the Giornate del Cinema Muto has been committed to supporting and encouraging the safeguard and restoration of our cinema patrimony. With the aim of encouraging work in this field, in 1986 the Province of Pordenone established an international prize, to be awarded annually to individuals or institutions distinguished for their contribution to the reclamation and appreciation of silent cinema. In 1989 the Award was named in memory of Jean Mitry, the Giornate’s first Honorary President.
JEAN MITRY AWARD
2018
CAMILLE BLOT-WELLENS & RUSSELL MERRITT
2017
Richard Abel & John Libbey
2016
Hisashi Okajima & Vladimir Opela
2015
Lenny Borger & Adrienne Mancia
2014
Susan E. Dalton [in memoriam] & Paul Spehr
2013
Aurelio de los Reyes
& National Film and Sound Archive of Australia
2012
Pierre Étaix & Virgilio Tosi
2011
National Film Preservation Foundation
& The New Zealand Film Archive
2010
André Gaudreault & Riccardo Redi
2009
Maud Linder & Les Amis de Georges Méliès
2008
Laura Minici Zotti & AFRHC
2007
John Canemaker & Madeline Fitzgerald Matz
2006
Roland Cosandey & Laurent Mannoni
2005
Henri Bousquet & Yuri Tsivian
2004
Marguerite Engberg & Tom Gunning
2003
Elaine Burrows & Renée Lichtig
2002
Hiroshi Komatsu & Donata Pesenti Campagnoni
2001
Pearl Bowser & Martin Sopocy
2000
Gian Piero Brunetta & Rachael Low
1999
Gösta Werner & ARTE
1998
Tatjana Derevjanko & Ib Monty
1997
John and William Barnes & Lobster Films
1996
L’immagine ritrovata & Charles Musser
1995
Robert Gitt & Einar Lauritzen
1994
David Francis & Naum Klejman
1993
Jonathan Dennis & David Shepard
1992
Aldo Bernardini & Vittorio Martinelli
1991
Richard Koszarski & Nederlands Filmmuseum
1990
Enno Patalas & Jerzy Toeplitz
1989
Eileen Bowser & Maria Adriana Prolo
1988
Raymond Borde & George C. Pratt
1987
Harold Brown & William K. Everson
1986
Kevin Brownlow & David Gill