• Best Narrative Film

  

  Sudanese director Amjad Abu Alala won the coveted award for his film “You Will Die at Twenty,” which tells the story of a Sudanese youth haunted by a Dervish prophecy.

• Best Arab Narrative Film

  

  Algeria’s Mounia Meddour won for “Papicha,” which follows the life of an unabashed 18-year-old who refuses to let the Algerian Civil War prevent her from living a normal teenage life.

• Best Actress

  

  Hend Sabry nabbed the award for her role in “Noura’s Dream,” which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival and explores an abusive marriage.

• Best Actor

  

  Poland’s Bartosz Bielenia was awarded for his role in jailhouse drama “Corpus Christi.”

• Best Documentary Film

  

  Sudan’s Suhaib Gasmelbari nabbed the award for his documentary “Talking About Trees,” which follows four older filmmakers who battle to bring cinema-going back to Sudan.

• Best Arab Documentary Film

  

  In “Ibrahim: A Fate to Define,” director Lina Al-Abed searches for traces of her disappeared father — a seemingly ordinary Palestinian man who was actually a secret member of a militant splinter faction.