Silver Hugo Award for Best Actress
The Silver Hugo Award for Best Actress is one of the awards presented annually by the Chicago International Film Festival to recognize an actress who has delivered an outstanding performance. The jury chooses the winner from the films competing at the festival. It was first awarded in 1965; the award for Best Actress was given under the Golden Plaque section for a few years in the 1980s, and its winners are included in this category.
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• Year — Actress — Film • 1965 — Waheeda Rehman — The Guide — India • 1967 — Barbara Ludwizanka — Sublokator — Poland • 1969 — Gila Almagor — Matzor — Israel • 1970 — Pallavi Mehta — Kanku — India • 1971 — Simone Signoret — Le Chat — France • 1979 — Julie Vincent — A Scream from Silence — Canada • Vera Pap — Angi Vera — Hungary • 1980 — Marie Tifo — Les Bons débarras — Canada • 1984 — Louise Marleau — A Woman in Transit (La Femme de l'hôtel) — Canada • 1985 — Norma Aleandro — The Official Story — Argentina • 1986 — Anna Lindén — Love Me! — Sweden • 1988 — Natalya Negoda — Little Vera — USSR • 1989 — Imogen Stubbs — The Rainbow • 1990 — Lena Stolze — The Nasty Girl — Germany • 1992 — Maggie Cheung — Center Stage — British Hong Kong • 1993 — Siqin Gaowa — Woman Sesame Oil Maker — China • 1994 — Crissy Rock — Ladybird, Ladybird • 1995 — Anna Bonaiuto — Nasty Love — Italy • 1996 — Shabana Azmi — Fire — IndiaCanada • 1997 — Pernilla August — Private Confessions — Sweden • 1998 — Alessandra Martines — Hasards ou coïncidences — FranceCanada • 1999 — Hilary Swank — Boys Don't Cry • 2000 — Hannelore Elsner — Die Unberührbare — Germany • 2001 — Nicole Garcia, Sandrine Kiberlain — Betty Fisher et autres histoires — France • 2003 — Ludivine Sagnier — Little Lili — France • 2005 — Inka Friedrich, Nadja Uhl — Summer in Berlin — Germany • 2006 — Viktoriya Isakova, Darya Moroz, Anna Ukolova — The Spot — Russia • 2007 — Yu Nan — Tuya's Marriage — China • 2008 — Preity Zinta — Heaven on Earth — IndiaCanada • 2009 — Giovanna Mezzogiorno — Vincere — Italy • 2010 — Liana Liberato — Trust • 2011 — Olivia Colman — Tyrannosaur • 2012 — Ulla Skoog — The Last Sentence — Sweden • 2013 — Nadeshda Brennicke — Banklady — Germany • 2014 — Geraldine Chaplin — Sand Dollars — Dominican Republic • 2015 — Lizzie Brocheré — Full Contact — France • 2016 — Rebecca Hall — Christine • 2017 — Jowita Budnik Eliane Umuhire — Birds Are Singing in Kigali — Poland • 2018 — Zhao Tao — Ash Is Purest White — China • 2019 — Debbie Honeywood — Sorry We Missed You • 2021 — Michelle Fairley — Nobody Has to Know • 2025 — Eszter Tompa — Kontinental '25 — Romania
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- 1.imdb.com. Chicago International Film Festival (1967)l.
- 2.Chicago Film Festival Celebrates 15th Year. American Cinematographer. 61. 177. 1980.
- 3.Peacock, Bruce. Stage Screen. The Leader-Post. 28 Nov 1980.
- 4."Marleau takes best actress prize". The Globe and Mail, November 20, 1984.
- 5.chicagofilmfestival.com. 2006— 42nd Chicago Film Festival.
- 6.chicagofilmfestival.com. 2011— 47th Chicago Film Festival.
- 7.chicagofilmfestival.com. Highest Standards of Filmmaking Celebrated at the 50th Chicago International Film Festival's Awards Night. October 17, 2014.
- 8.Byrge, Duane. 'A Childhood' won the dramatic competition; 'Volta A Terra' prevailed in the documentary competition. The Hollywood Reporter. October 24, 2015.
- 9.Phillips, Michael. Rule, Romania: 'Sieranevada,' 'Graduation' win big at Chicago Film Fest. Chicago Tribune. October 22, 2016.
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