INTERNATIONAL EMMY AWARDS 2019: FULL WINNERS LIST

International Emmy Awards 2019 🏆: Full Winners List

McMafia and Especial de Natal Porta dos Fundos (The Last Hangover) topped the list of International Emmy winners at Monday night's award ceremony in New York.

There were 44 nominees in total this year from 29 countries, with the majority going to shows in Brazil and in the U.K. See the winners below:

Arts Programming
Dance or Die
Witfilm / NTR
Netherlands

Best Performance By An Actor
Haluk Bilginer in Şahsiyet ( Persona )
Ay Yapım / Puhu TV
Turkey

Best Performance By An Actress
Marina Gera in Örök Tél ( Eternal Winter )
Szupermodern Studio Ltd.
Hungary

Comedy
Especial de Natal Porta dos Fundos ( The Last Hangover)
Porta dos Fundos
Brazil

Documentary
Bellingcat – Truth in a Post-Truth World
Submarine Amsterdam / VPRO
Netherlands

Drama Series
McMafia
Cuba Pictures / BBC / AMC
United Kingdom

Non-English Language U.S. Primetime Program
Falco
Spiral International / Red Arrow Studios International / Dynamo
United States of America

Non-Scripted Entertainment
The Real Full Monty: Ladies' Night
Spun Gold TV / ITV
United Kingdom

Short-Form Series
Hack the City
Fox Lab / Yourmama
Brazil

Telenovela
La Reina del Flow
Teleset / Caracol Television
Colombia

TV Movie/Miniseries
Safe Harbour
Matchbox Pictures
Australia

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