'The Woman Who Left,' 'Nocturnal Animals' Top 73rd Venice Film Festival Awards

It’s a good day to be an American in Venice.

Tom Ford‘s “Nocturnal Animals” took the grand jury prize at the 73rd annual film festival, with Emma Stone also landing Best Actress Silver Cup for her turn in “La La Land.”

The top prize, Venice’s Golden Lion for Best Film, however, went to “The Woman Who Left” (Ang Babying Humayo), from Filipino director Lav Diaz.

Also Read: 'Planetarium' Venice Review: Natalie Portman Goes Bilingual in Lush, Forgettable Drama

Ford’s second directorial effort drew a huge crowd at the Toronto International Film Festival for its North American premiere on Friday.

The well-received thriller featured fantastic turns from stars Amy Adams, Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Shannon, with some welcome support from Armie Hammer, Aaron Tayl0r-Johnson and Laura Linney.

The “La La Land” trophy for Stone is a welcome cherry on the top of the past few weeks. Glowing reviews aside, Tom Hanks interrupted his own “Sully” press conference in Telluride to praise the original musical from director Damien Chazelle.

Read a complete list of winners below:

Best Film, Golden Lion
“The Woman Who Left” (Ang Babying Humayo), directed by Lav Diaz

Grand Jury Prize
“Nocturnal Animals,” directed by Tom Ford

Best Director (Silver Lion) **TIE
Amat Escalante, “The Untamed”
Andrei Konchalovsky, “Paradise”

Best Actress (Volpi Cup)
Emma Stone,”La La Land”

Best Actor (Volpi Cup)
Oscar Martinez, “El Ciudadano Ilustre”

Best Screenplay
Noah Oppenheim, “Jackie”

Special Jury Prize
“The Bad Batch,” directed by Ana Lily Amirpour

2016 Venice Film Festival: Mel Gibson, Jude Law and Dakota Fanning Strike a Pose (Photos)

Click through to see the stars at this year's Venice Film Festival in Italy.
Getty
Director Mel Gibson and his lead "Hacksaw Ridge" actor Andrew Garfield attend a photocall for the film.
Getty Images
Jude Law, who stars in "The Young Pope," walks the red carpet of the film's premiere.
Getty Images
In iridescent sequins, Dakota Fanning appears at the premiere for "Brimstone" at Sala Grande.
Getty Images
James Franco attends the premiere of "In Dubious Battle," in which he starred and directed.
Getty Images
"In Dubious Battle" star Ashley Greene attends the film's premiere.
Getty Images
Socialite Hofit Golan also attends the premiere of "In Dubious Battle."
Getty Images
(Left to right): Dayane Mello, Matteo Manzini and Giulia Salemi attend the premiere of "The Young Pope."
Getty Images
Sarah Yimo Li attends the premiere of "The Distinguished Citizen" at Sala Grande.
Getty Images
Another look at Dakota Fanning's stunning dress during the premiere for "Brimstone."
Getty Images
Director John Landis attends the photocall of "An American Werewolf in London."
Getty Images
Vince Vaughn, who plays Sergeant Howell in "Hacksaw Ridge," attends a photocall for the film.
Getty Images
"The Young Pope" star Gemma Arterton attends the film's premiere on Saturday in Venice, Italy.
Getty Images
A pregnant Teresa Palmer, who stars in "Hacksaw Ridge," poses during a photocall.
Getty Images
Luke Bracey also appears in Mel Gibson's "Hacksaw Ridge," seen here during Sunday's photocall in Venice, Italy.
Getty Images
Andrew Garfield attends the "Hacksaw Ridge" photocall in Venice on Sunday.
Getty Images
Mel Gibson poses in Venice, Italy, on Sunday for the "Hacksaw Ridge" photocall.
Getty Images