JacquesAudiard's The Beat That My HeartSkipped (De battre mon coeur s'est arrete) took theGolden Giraldillo at Spain's European Film Festival ofSeville.

The award comes with a $70,000 (Euros 60,000) prize awarded - like all those handed out - to the film's Spanish distributor.

AustrianJorg Kalt's Crash Test Dummies won the SilverGiraldillo, while Hungary's Kornel Mundruczo took the Jury's Special Award forJohanna, both worth $35,000 (Euros 30,000).

MichaelHaneke's Hidden (Cache) took home the Eurimages prizeand its purse of $35,000 (Euros 30,000).

TheEurope Generation Award, with another $35,000 (Euros 30,000) attached, went toGermany's Anno Saul for Kebab Connection.

In theEurope Europe section, Alessandro D'Alatri's La Febbre won the Euros $35,000 (30,000) prize.

Eurodoc's$35,000 (Euros 30,000) best documentary prize went to Denmark's Soren Fauli andMikala Krogh for Min Monfars Morder.

StanislawMucha of Poland won a special mention for Reality Shock.

Thefestival, which saw a 20% rise in spectators this year, gave special tributesto French director Patrice Chereau, Hungary's Bela Tarr and Spanish-Dutchdirector Sonia Herman.

Almost a third of all films in the overall line-upwere French this year.

For Screen's review of The Beat That My Heart Skippped click here.