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Awards and nominations

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Award/Organization Year Category Work Result Ref.
Academy Awards 2016 Best Actress Elle Nominated [1]
Alliance of Women Film Journalists 2016 Actress Defying Age and Ageism Elle / Things to Come Won[a] [2]
Best Actress Elle Nominated
Bravest Performance Won
Austin Film Critics Association 2016 Best Actress Elle Won [3]
Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts Awards 2016 Best Actress Elle Nominated [4]
Berlin International Film Festival 2002 Outstanding Artistic Achievement 8 Women Won[b] [5]
Boston Society of Film Critics 2016 Best Actress Elle Won [6]
British Academy Film Awards 1978 Most Promising Newcomer to Leading Film Roles The Lacemaker Won [7]
Cannes Film Festival 1978 Best Actress Violette Nozière Won[c] [8]
2001 The Piano Teacher Won [8]
César Awards 1976 Best Supporting Actress Aloïse Nominated [9]
1978 Best Actress The Lacemaker Nominated [10]
1979 Violette Nozière Nominated [11]
1981 Loulou Nominated [12]
1982 Coup de Torchon Nominated [13]
1989 Story of Women Nominated [14]
1995 La Séparation Nominated [15]
1996 La Cérémonie Won [16]
1999 L'École de la chair Nominated [17]
2001 The King's Daughters Nominated [18]
2002 The Piano Teacher Nominated [19]
2003 8 Women Nominated [20]
2006 Gabrielle Nominated [21]
2013 Best Supporting Actress Amour Nominated [22]
2016 Best Actress Valley of Love Nominated [23]
2017 Elle Won [24]
Chicago Film Critics Association 2016 Best Actress Elle Nominated [25]
Critics' Choice Movie Awards 2016 Best Actress Elle Nominated [26]
Dallas-Fort Worth Film Critics Association 2002 Best Actress The Piano Teacher Nominated [27]
David di Donatello Awards 1980 Best Foreign Actress Story of Women Won [28]
1989 The Lacemaker Nominated [28]
Dublin Film Critics' Circle 2016 Best Actress Things to Come 5th place [29]
2017 Elle Won[d] [30]
Dorian Awards 2017 Film Performance of the Year – Actress Elle Nominated [31]
European Film Awards 2001 Best European Actress The Piano Teacher Won [32]
2002 8 Women Won[b] [33]
2016 Elle Nominated [34]
2017 Happy End Nominated [35]
European Film Academy People's Choice Awards 2002 Best European Actress 8 Women Nominated [36]
2004 Ma Mère Nominated [36]
Florida Film Critics Circle 2016 Best Actress Elle Won [37]
German Film Awards 1991 Best Actress Malina Won [38]
Golden Globe Awards 2016 Best Actress in a Motion Picture – Drama Elle Won [39]
Globe de Cristal Awards 2017 Best Actress Elle Won [40]
Gotham Awards 2016 Best Actress Elle Won [41]
Houston Film Critics Society 2017 Best Actress Elle Nominated [42]
IndieWire Critics Poll 2010 Best Lead Performance White Material 8th place [43]
2016 Best Lead Actress Things to Come 10th place [44]
Elle Won
Independent Spirit Awards 2017 Best Female Lead Elle Won [45]
London Film Critics' Circle 2013 Supporting Actress of the Year Amour Nominated [46]
2016 Actress of the Year Things to Come Won [47]
Los Angeles Film Critics Association 2002 Best Actress The Piano Teacher Runner-up [48]
2016 Elle / Things to Come Won [49]
Lumières Awards 1996 Best Actress La Cérémonie Won [50]
2001 Merci pour le Chocolat Won [50]
2006 Gabrielle Won [51]
2007 Comedy of Power Nominated [52]
2016 Valley of Love Nominated [53]
2017 Elle Won [54]
Molière Awards 1989 Best Actress A Month in the Country Nominated
1994 Orlando Nominated
1995 Nominated
2001 Médée Nominated [55]
2005 Hedda Gabler Nominated [56]
2014 Les Fausses Confidences Nominated [57]
2016 Phèdre(s) Nominated [58]
Montreal World Film Festival 2000 Best Actress Merci pour le Chocolat Won[e] [59]
Moscow International Film Festival 1991 Best Actress Madame Bovary Won [60]
Mumbai International Film Festival 2011 Best Actress My Little Princess Won[f] [61]
Nastro d'Argento 2009 European Nastro d'Argento Hidden Love Won [62]
National Society of Film Critics 2002 Best Actress The Piano Teacher Runner-up[g] [63]
2016 Elle / Things to Come Won [64]
New York Film Critics Circle 2002 Best Actress The Piano Teacher Runner-up[h] [65]
2016 Elle / Things to Come Won [66]
New York Film Critics Online 2016 Best Actress Elle Won [67]
Online Film Critics Society 2002 Best Actress The Piano Teacher Nominated [68]
2016 Elle Won [69]
Palm Springs International Film Festival 2017 Best Actress Elle Won [70]
Philadelphia Film Festival 2010 Best Actress Copacabana Won [71]
Pula Film Festival 2001 Best Foreign Actress The Piano Teacher Won [72]
Russian Guild of Film Critics 2001 Best Foreign Actress The Piano Teacher Nominated [73]
2002 8 Women Nominated [74]
San Diego Film Critics Society 2002 Special Award The Piano Teacher / 8 Women / Merci pour le Chocolat / Sentimental Destinies Won [75]
San Francisco Bay Area Film Critics Circle 2002 Best Actress The Piano Teacher Won [76]
2016 Elle Won [77]
Santa Barbara International Film Festival 2017 Montecito Award Elle Won [78]
Satellite Awards 2016 Best Actress in a Motion Picture Elle Won[i] [79]
Seattle Film Critics Society 2016 Best Actress Elle Won [80]
Seattle International Film Festival 2002 Best Actress The Piano Teacher Won [81]
St. Louis Gateway Film Critics Association 2016 Best Actress Elle Won [82]
Toronto Film Critics Association 2002 Best Actress The Piano Teacher Runner-up[g] [83]
2016 Elle Nominated [84]
Vancouver Film Critics Circle 2016 Best Actress Elle Won [85]
Venice Film Festival 1988 Volpi Cup for Best Actress Story of Women Won[j] [86]
1995 La Cérémonie Won[k] [87]
Pasinetti Award for Best Actress Won[k]
Village Voice Film Poll 2010 Best Actress White Material 10th place[l] [88]
2012 Best Supporting Actress Amour 9th place [89]
2014 Best Actress Abuse of Weakness 7th place [90]
2016 Elle Won [91]
Things to Come 8th place

Other honors

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Throughout her career, Huppert has received several other awards for her work in film and theatre. In 1986, she received the Telluride Film Festival Silver Medallion. Huppert received the David Special Award from the Accademia del Cinema Italiano for her career. In 2005, she won the Special Lion for Overall Work at the 62nd Venice International Film Festival. The actress was also awarded at the Taormina Film Fest in 1980 and 2002. For her outstanding achievement in her acting career, she received the Stanislavsky Award from the 30th Moscow International Film Festival in 2008. The following year, Huppert awarded the European Film Academy Achievement in World Cinema Award. In 2011, Huppert honoured by Stockholm International Film Festival and Locarno Festival for her contribution to motion pictures. Huppert received the Dilys Powell Award, which recognizes excellence in film, from the London Film Critics' Circle in 2016.[47] This was followed by Honorary Lumières for her contribution to films,[53] and Europe Theatre Prize and Honorary Molière for her contribution to French theatre. In 2018, she won the Lifetime Achievement Award at the Rome Film Festival.

Huppert has also been awarded for activities other than acting. On December 8, 1994, she was named Chevalier of Ordre national du Mérite, and was promoted to Officer in 2005. On September 29, 1999, she became a Chevalier of Légion d'honneur, and was promoted to Officer in 2009.

Notes

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  1. ^ Tied with Annette Bening for 20th Century Women
  2. ^ a b Shared with Fanny Ardant, Emmanuelle Béart, Danielle Darrieux, Catherine Deneuve, Virginie Ledoyen, Firmine Richard, and Ludivine Sagnier
  3. ^ Tied with Jill Clayburgh for An Unmarried Woman
  4. ^ Tied with Natalie Portman for Jackie
  5. ^ Tied with Gong Li for Breaking the Silence
  6. ^ Shared with Anamaria Vartolomei
  7. ^ a b Tied with Maggie Gyllenhaal for Secretary
  8. ^ Tied with Julianne Moore for Far from Heaven
  9. ^ Tied with Ruth Negga for Loving
  10. ^ Tied with Shirley MacLaine for Madame Sousatzka
  11. ^ a b Shared with Sandrine Bonnaire
  12. ^ Tied with Michelle Williams for Blue Valentine

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