Awards

(SIDE BY SIDE) orig. Uz druga je drug

• 2nd Prize for Best Director – III^th Pula Yugoslavian Film Festival 1956 (Aleksandar Petrović, Vicko Raspor)
• Prize Arena – III^th Pula Yugoslavian Film Festival 1956

(Let nad moČvarom)

• Critic’s Prize – IV^th Pula Film Festival 1957

• Grand Prix for Best Director – 6^th Pula Yugoslavian Film Festival, 1959
• Grand Prix – 6th International Film Festival – Tours, France, December 1959.

(TWO orig. DVOJE)

• October Prize of Belgrade, 1961

•    Academy Awards – Nomination for Best Foreign Language Film –  1966 (39th edition)

•    Golden Arena for Best Film (zlatna arena) – XII^th Pula Film Festival (Yugoslavia), 1965

•    Golden Arena for Best Director (zlatna arena) – XII^th Pula Film Festival (Yugoslavia), 1965

•    Golden Arena for Best Actor (zlatna arena) – XII^th Pula Film Festival (Yugoslavia), 1965

•    Critics’ Award “Milton Manaki” – XII^th Pula Film Festival (Yugoslavia), 1965

•    Buninova vrata Bronze Medal (Bronzana Plaketa) – Yugoslav award – XII^th Pula Film Festival 1965

•    Grand prix for Best Film (Hlavna cena I) – XV^th Karlovy Vary (Karlsbad) International Festival,1966

•    Award “Palenka”, Golden Inca Head – IX^th Acapulco Festival of  Best  Movies, 1966

•    Award Laceno d’oro – Festival of italian neorealism – Avellino,  1966

•    In 1979, in a survey organized by the Yugoslav Film Institute for The Best  Film  in  the  history  of  the Yugoslav  Cinema,  the  Yugoslav  Film  Critics  and Artists  put  Three  in  second  place  behind  I  Even Met  Happy  Gypsies,  from  Aleksandar  Petrović, declared  the  Best  Film  in  the  History  of Yugoslav Cinema

• Grand Prix of the Jury – XX^th Cannes Film Festival, 1967
• FIPRESCI International critics’ prix for best film of the festival – XX^th Cannes Film Festival, 1967
• Best Director – Nominations at Cannes Film Festival, 1967
• Golden Arena for Best Film (zlatna arena) – XIV^th Pula Film Festival (Yugoslavia), 1967
• Golden Arena for Best Director (zlatna arena) – XIV^th Pula Film Festival (Yugoslavia), 1967
• Academy Awards – Nomination for Best Foreign Language Film – 1967 (40th edition)
• Golden Globe Nomination for Best Foreign Language Film, 1968
• Hollywood Foreign Press Association Nomination for Best Foreign Language Film, 1968
• Award “Palenka”, Golden Inca Head – X^th Acapulco Festival of Best  Movies, 1966
• Critic’s Choice for Best Foreign Language Film in Czechoslovakia
• AURA prize to best foreign film in 1968 – society of directors, producers and critics – Finland
• In 1979, in a survey conducted by the Yugoslav Film Institute, I Even Met Happy Gypsies was named the Best Film in the history of Yugoslav Cinema, with his film Three in second place

(BIĆE SKORO PROPAST SVETA NEK PROPADNE NIJE ŠTETA)

• Bronze Medal (Velika bronzana arena) – XVI^th Pula Film  Festival (Yugoslavia),  1969
• Bronze Medal for Best Director –
• XVI^th Pula Film Festival (Yugoslavia),1969
• Palme d’Or (Golden Palm) – Nominations at XXII^th Cannes Film Festival 1969
•  Jury Prize – Nominations at XXII^nd Cannes Film Festival 1969

(IL MAESTRO E MARGHERITA) orig. MAJSTOR I MARGARITA

• Golden Arena for Best Film (zlatna arena) – XX^th Pula Film Festival (Yugoslavia), 1972
• Golden Arena for Best Director (zlatna arena) – XX^th Pula Film Festival (Yugoslavia), 1972
• Golden Arena for Best Set Design:(zlatna arena) – XX^th Pula Film Festival (Yugoslavia), 1972
• Price of Pula Gold Door (zlatna vrata Pule) for Best Film – XX^th Festival de Pula (Yougoslavie), 1972
• Golden Arena for Best Actor (zlatna arena) – XX^th Pula Film Festival (Yugoslavia), 1972
• Leone d’argento – XXXIII^th Venice Film Festival, August 1972
• Prix CIDALC for Best Screen Interpretation of a Literary piece – XXXIII^th Venice Film Festival, August 1972
• Placa d’oro San Marco –  XXXIII^th Venice Film Festival, August 1972
• Silver Hugo- For the adaptation and visual transposition of Bulgakov’s theme. 8^th Chicago International Film Festival 1972
• Silver Hugo- For Alain Cuny’s performance in Satan’s role- 8^th Chicago International Film Festival 1972
• Viennale Prize – Viennale 73, Vienna International Film Festival 1973.
• Grand Prix for Best Film – Meeting with cinema, Niš, Yugoslavia, 1973
• Grande Médaille « Edelweiss d’Argent » de la Ville de Pau – Art films in Pau, France. 1974
• Grande Médaille d’Argent Henri IV de la Ville de Pau Art films in Pau, France. 1974
• Grand Prix Cinéma 73-74 “ELLE”.

 (GRUPNI PORTRET SA DAMOM)

• Palme d’Or (Golden Palm) – Nominations at XXX^th Cannes Film Festival 1977
• Prize of the Ecumenical Jury – Nominations at XXX^th Cannes Film Festival, 1967
• Golden Reel, German Film Awards 1977 – Best performance as an actress in a leading role- Romy Schneider
• Outstanding feature film German Film Awards 1977

• Prize for the Best adapted screenplay– Vrnjačka Banja Film Festival, Serbia, 1981
• Prize for the Best Screenplay based on a National Literary piece– Vrnjačka Banja Film Festival, Serbia, 1981

• Kosmaj Prize – 23^rd Film Festival in Sopot, Serbia 1994
• Arena of honor to Aleksandar Petrović – 3^rd Film Festival of Arena – Novi Sad, Serbia, 1994