In a year when Hollywood had a massive presence on the Lido, smaller films from all corners of the world ended being selected by the jury for the top awards. The Golden Lion went to the Filipino revenge drama The Woman Who Left, by director Lav Diaz. The Silver Lion for Best Director was a tie between Russia’s Andrei Konchalovsky for Paradise and Mexico’s Amat Escalante for The Untamed.

From the high-profile slate of star-driven titles only Tom Ford’s Nocturnal Animals, Pablo Larraín’s Jackie and Damien Chazelle’s La La Land received accolades. Ford was awarded the Jury Grand Prize – a “second place” of sorts in festival parlance. Jackie’s writer Noah Oppenheimer earned the Best Screenplay award, and Emma Stone was chosen Best Actress for La La Land.

Oscar Martinez won Best Actor for his work in the Argentine-Spain co-production The Distinguished Citizen, and Iranian-American director Ana Lily Amirpour received the Special Jury Prize for her cannibal apocalypse travelogue The Bad Batch.

Other awards included the Marcello Mastroianni Prize for Young Performer for Frantz’s Paula Beet, and the Luigi de Laurentiis Lion of the Future to Tunisian director Ala Eddine Slim’s The Last of Us. See the complete list of winners of Venice 2016.