‘Alice and Steve’ Tops Canneseries as U.K. Dramedy Sweeps Top Honors
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Sophie Goodhart’s breakout series won best series, acting and youth awards as Belgium and France also score key victories across the TV festival’s ninth edition.
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Share on Facebook Share on X Google Preferred Share to Flipboard Show additional share options Share on LinkedIn Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share on Tumblr Share on Whats App Send an Email Print the Article Post a Comment The U.K. dramedy Alice and Steve emerged as the big winner at this year’s Canneseries , taking the top prize for best series and anchoring a strong showing across the board at the French TV festival’s ninth edition. Created by Sophie Goodhart and produced by Clerkenwell Films, the series — which had its world premiere at the festival — also picked up the High School Award and a special jury nod for its ensemble cast, underlining its broad appeal with both juries and younger audiences. Starring Nicola Walker and Jemaine Clement, the show was one of the buzziest titles on the Croisette this week. Related Stories Movies Neon Nabs Bong Joon Ho's Animated Family Film 'Ally' Movies Vanessa Kirby and Lewis Pullman Team Up for Kitty Green's Sci-Fi Thriller 'The Spacesuit' The awards were handed out Tuesday evening at the Palais des Festivals following several days of screenings and industry events, with juries across the main, short-form and documentary competitions delivering a geographically diverse winners list. In the performance category, Finnish actor Roosa Söderholm was singled out for her role in Guts , a Finland-Slovenia co-production, while Spain’s I Always Sometimes earned the best screenplay award for writers Marta Bassols, Marta Loza and Almudena Monzú. Belgium scored two major wins, with Boho taking best short form series and The Deal With Iran winning best docuseries. Sweden’s Summer of 1985 claimed the best music prize for composer Jonas Wikstrand. Elsewhere, the student jury awarded Austrian-German co-production Sheep , while French titles dominated the audience-facing prizes, with Empathie winning the Europe 1 Audience Award and Plaine Orientale taking the Air France Travelers’ Choice Award. The ceremony marked the close of Cannes...
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