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English I en Français I Oscar  Rose d’Or 2020 finalists announced
Nominees in the prestigious 59th Rose d’Or Awards have been announced, selected from 766 entries across 12 categories, for the 2020 digital edition. The shortlist was voted for by over 80 international judges from across the television industry and includes entries from every major territory in the world. Given the extraordinary challenges faced in 2020, this year’s awards also includes a special category to recognise Innovation In The Time of COVID, with finalists from Spain, Italy, The Netherlands, Belgium, the US and UK.
Markus Sterky, chair of the European Broadcasting Union TV Committee, said: “The Rose d’Or Awards have always been a major moment in the industry calendar but this year, more than ever, being able to celebrate our achievements is fundamental. This year has seen a record number of entries and the resulting nominee list is This year Rose d’Or Awards will be presented in a virtual ceremony, hosted by comedian Nish Kumar. The ceremony will stream on Rosedor.com on December 9. During the ceremony, four special awards will also be presented for Lifetime Achievement, Performance of the Year, Emerging Talent and The Golden Rose, which honours the outstanding entertainment programme or series of the past year. In 2019 The Golden Rose was won by the drama series, Chernobyl. Rose d’Or nominees 2020:
Comedy Famalam Secret Gameshow Woke Did You Get the Message R Toren C
Comedy Drama and Sitcom 257 Reasons to Live Parliament Sex Education Two Weeks to Live Feel Good This Way Up
Drama Unorthodox Babylon Berlin Normal People Das Boot The Capture Baghdad Central
Soap or Telenovela District 31 Victoria Small A Life Worth Living Casualty Nazare 100 Dias Para Enamorarnos
Reality and Factual Entertainment Still Standing We’ll Meet Again The School That Tried to End Racism Smuggled Generation Dating Race Across the World
Documentary The Forum Confronting Holocaust Denial: David Baddiel For Sama Afghanistan. The Wounded Land The Unwanted: Secret Windrush Files Once Upon a Time in Iraq
Arts The Great World Theatre – Salzburg and its Festivals This House is Full of Music Lee Miller – A Life on the Frontline Wim Wenders, Desperado Marianne and Leonard: Words of Love Romeo and Juliet: Beyond Words
Studio Entertainment Mute It There’s Something About Movies The Wonderbox The Way Out Beat The Channel Lego Masters USA
Children and Youth Malory Towers First Day Never Have I Ever FYI Investigates: Children Caught in the Crossfire The Tiger Who Came to Tea Nighthawks
Social Media and Video Series Labels: Young and Homeless Anne Frank Video Diary The Square Root Content Cancelled The Shape of Us
Innovation in the Time of Covid Petrolio (Breathless) The Proms 2020 Homefest: James Corden’s Late Late Show Special At Home Front Messages Container Cup
Audio Entertainment Peter 2.0: The Making of a Cyborg Agendum The Nobody Zone Treasure Island: The hunt for the Falcon Blanco Tunnel 29 Nut Jobs: Cracking California’s Strangest $10 million Heist
13.11.2020 | AwardsWatch's blog Cat. : AWARDS
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Mark Rowland, chair of the 2020 judges, said: “At a time when the medium of television has never played a more central role in our lives – and when producing programmes has never been more challenging – we’ve seen an amazing breadth of subjects and creative treatments. With production standards higher than ever, across the globe. Congratulations to all the nominees on an amazing achievement.”
truly international, with a diverse range of topics and talent, showing breath-taking quality. That these productions have been created in spite of the challenges of Covid-19 is phenomenal. For me, impactful stories matter and can resonate with audiences for decades. This is a shortlist that we will still be talking about in years to come.” 
