International Emmy® Awards Winners announced

The International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences announced the winners of the 46th International Emmy® Awards on 19 November at a Black-Tie Gala event attended by 1000 television professionals from around the world.

The IMZ congratulates all nominees and winners, especially BALDR Film / NTR, who won in the "Arts Programming" Category with "Etgar Keret: Based on a True Story" and IMZ Member Riddle Films, nominated for "Dreaming of a Jewish Christmas"!

2 Special Awards and 11 Emmy statues were presented by the International Academy during the evening.

Fox Television Group Chairman and CEO, Dana Walden presented the International Emmy Directorate Award to Sophie Turner Laing, Chief Executive Officer, Endemol Shine Group, a network of more than 120 creative production companies with production capabilities in 23 markets in over 50 languages.

Blindspot star Sullivan Stapleton and Producer Julie Plec, presented the International Emmy Founders Award to record-setting writer, director, and producer, Greg Berlanti, who currently has fifteen shows in production.

The 11 winning International Emmy programs and performances span 10 countries: Belgium, Chile, Denmark, Germany, Israel, Portugal, Spain, The Netherlands, The UK and the US. They are: Etgar Keret: Based on a True Story (Arts Programming), Lars Mikkelsen (Best Performance by an Actor), Anna Schudt (Best Performance by an Actress), Nevsu (Comedy), Goodbye Aleppo (Documentary), La Casa de Papel-Money Heist (Drama Series), El Vato - Season 2 (Non-English Language US Primetime Program), Did You Get The Message? (Non-Scripted Entertainment), Una Historia Necesaria - The Suspended Mourning (Short-Form Series); Ouro Verde - The Payback (Telenovela), and Man in an Orange Shirt (TV Movie/Mini-Series).

"For people who work in television across the globe, this is the best of times. Despite change and uncertainty around the world, programming thrives." said International Academy President & CEO Bruce L. Paisner at the Gala."We congratulate the winners for helping to make television better and better."