2024 International Emmy Award winners include ‘Drops of God,’ Timothy Spall

The 2024 International Emmy Awards took place Monday night in New York, honoring the finest shows made outside of the United States, with nominees coming from 21 countries, per The Hollywood Reporter. 

The night’s big winners were Apple TV+’s French-Japanese anime adaptation “Drops of God,” which won best drama series; Netflix’s Argentinian satire “División Palermo” winning best comedy series; Netflix’s German thriller “Liebes Kind” winning best limited series; Timothy Spall, who won best actor for the BBC’s crime drama “The Sixth Commandment;” and Aokbab-Chutimon Chuengcharoensukying, who won best actress for Netflix’s Thai chef drama “Hunger.” 

Two honorary awards were given out during the ceremony, which was hosted by comedian Vir Das. Sidonie Dumas, CEO of French film and TV producer Gaumont, received the International Emmy Directorate Award, which “Lupin” star Omar Sy presented to her. And legendary TV producer David E. Kelley received the International Emmy Founders Award, which was presented to him by producer Michael Pressman. 

Here’s the full list of winners and nominees: 

Drama Series

WINNER: “Les Gouttes de Dieu [Drops of God]” (France)

“The Newsreader” Season 2 (Australia)

“The Night Manager” (India)

“Iosi, El Espia Arrepentido – Season 2 [Yosi, the Regretful Spy]” (Argentina)

Comedy Series

WINNER: “División Palermo” (Argentina)

“Daily Dose of Sunshine” (South Korea)

“Deadloch” (Australia)

“HPI – Season 3 [HIP]” (France)

TV Movie / Mini-Series

WINNER: “Liebes Kind [Dear Child]” (Germany)

“Anderson Spider Silva” (Brazil)

“Deaf Voice: A Sign-Language Interpreter in Court” (Japan)

“The Sixth Commandment” (United Kingdom)

Best Performance by an Actor

WINNER: Timothy Spall in “The Sixth Commandment” (United Kingdom)

Julio Andrade in “Betinho: No Fio da Navalha [Living on a Razor’s Edge]” (Brazil)

Haluk Bilginer in “Şahsiyet” Season 2 (Turkey)

Laurent Lafitte in “Tapie” (France)

Best Performance by an Actress

WINNER: Aokbab-Chutimon Chuengcharoensukying in “Hunger” (Thailand)

Adriana Barraza in “El Último Vagón” (Mexico)

Sara Giraudeau in “Tout va bien [Everything is Fine]” (France)

Jessica Hynes in “There She Goes” (United Kingdom)

Documentary

WINNER: “Otto Baxter: Not a F**ing Horror Story” (United Kingdom)

“L’affaire Bettencourt : Scandale chez la femme la plus riche du monde [The Billionaire, the Butler and the Boyfriend]” (France)

“The Exiles” (Singapore)

“Transo” (Brazil)

Sports Documentary

WINNER: “Brawn: The Impossible Formula 1 Story” (United Kingdom)

“Tan Cercas de la Nubes” (Mexico)

“Tour de France” (France)

“WHO I AM Paralympic” (Japan)

Non-Scripted Entertainment

WINNER: “Restaurant Misverstand [The Restaurant That Makes Mistakes]” (Belgium)

“The Summit” (Australia)

“Die Brug [The Bridge South Africa]” (South Africa)

“Me Caigo De Risa [Anything Goes]” (Mexico)

Arts Programming

WINNER: “Pianoforte” (Poland)

“Robbie Williams” (United Kingdom)

“Virgilio” (Argentina)

“Who I Am Life” (Japan)

Short-Form Series

WINNER: “Punt de no Retorn [Point of no Return]” (Spain)

“Kweens of the Queer Underground” (Australia)

“La Vida de Nosotras [Our Lives]” (Chile)

“Kenshiro ni Yoroshiku [Say Hello to Kenshiro]” (Japan)

Telenovela

WINNER: “La Promesa [The Vow]” (Spain)

“Rigo” (Colombia)

“Safir” (Turkey)

“Salón de té La Moderna” (Spain)

Kids: Animation

WINNER: “Tabby McTat” (United Kingdom)

“Acorda, Carlo! [Wake up, Carlo!]” (Brazil)

“Mystery Lane” (France)

“Sharkdog” Season 3 (Singapore)

Kids: Factual

WINNER: “La Vida Secreta de tu Mente [The secret life of your mind]” (Mexico)

“My Life: Eva’s Having a Ball” (United Kingdom)

“The Takalani Sesame Big Feelings Special” (South Africa)

“De Mensenbieb [Living Library]” (Netherlands)

Kids: Live-Action

WINNER: “En af Drengene [One of the Boys]” (Denmark)

“Escola De Quebrada [School of Funk]” (Brazil)

“Gong! My spectRacular Life” (Germany)

“Dodger” (United Kingdom)