“All About My Mother” brought to an end a vibrant festival blessed by fulsome occupancy rates for films 40, 70 and 90 years old.

The FM said Washington was willing to resolve the existing problems, but its approach was aimed at serving U.S. interests alone.

“Demolition” centers on an investment banker (Gyllenhaal) who finds himself in emotional turmoil after the death of his wife.

The prize for the most impressive screen debut went to Sameena Jabeen Ahmed for her performance in the film “Catch Me Daddy.”

Altogether, donors have given nearly $400 million to UN agencies and aid groups, still far from the $988 million requested.

“Jem,” based on a 1980's cartoon, follows a small-town girl who catapults from underground video sensation to global superstar.

The comedian joins previous honorees which include Carol Burnett, Ellen DeGeneres, Will Ferrell and Bill Cosby.

The director is a regular at the festival, having previously screened The Lesson of the Evil in 2012 and “The Mole Song” in 2013.

Momoa told AOL in August that he was actually asked to say "no" in a menacing manner multiple times during his audition.

Horror prequel “Annabelle” likewise remains a strong global player, with an impressive $166.1 million in total ticket sales.