Valladolid International Film Festival: 2003

• Osama (2003) - Siddiq Barmak
• Talaye sorkh (2003) - Jafar Panahi

• Sueños (2003) - Daniel Guzmán (I)

• Salmer fra kjøkkenet (2003) - Bent Hamer

• Projectionist, The (2002) - Michael Bates (VIII)

• Good Bye Lenin! (2003) - Wolfgang Becker (II)

• Harvie Krumpet (2003) - Adam Elliot

• Lost in Translation (2003) - Sofia Coppola

• Astronautas (2003) - Santi Amodeo

• Wilbur Wants to Kill Himself (2002) - Jamie Sives

• Alexandra's Project (2003) - Helen Buday

• Salmer fra kjøkkenet (2003) - Philip Øgaard

• Baisers des autres, Les (2003) - Carine Tardieu

1. S-21, la machine de mort Khmère rouge (2003) - Rithy Panh
- For its dramatic denunciation of the use of individual and collective pathology as a political instrument to annihilate a society.
2. Choropampa, el precio de oro (2002) - Ernesto Cabellos; Stephanie Boyd
- For its courage in revealing the battle of the weak against the strong and the contradictions of this struggle.
Day I Will Never Forget, The (2002) - Kim Longinotto
- For its explicit, gripping condemnation of the practice of female genital mutilation of young girls, abetted by deep-rooted cultural traditions.

• Histoire d'un secret (2003) - Mariana Otero
  - For constructing an intimate visual poem out of a tragic family secret.

• Dunas (2003) - Rafael Ruiz (VI)

• Invasions barbares, Les (2003) - Denys Arcand

• Lost in Translation (2003) - Sofia Coppola
  - For the cool detachment and freshness with which she observes the antics of various American and Japanese television and communication industry people in the anonymous surroundings of a large Japanese city, and for the sensitivity with which she modulates the atmosphere of the film from comedy to melancholy.

• Ward 13 (2003) - Peter Cornwell (II)
  - For the precision of the screenplay, the beauty of its art direction, its criticism of the power of doctors and the refreshing cynicism of its treatment of genre cinema.