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2018/05/06 23:23

以下の文を翻訳してください！お願いします！ Every year major movie festivals around the world present awards for Best Director. Some of these began decades ago, and their lists of winners for Best Director awards are quite long. However, among all the names of winners, it is hard to find the names of many female directors. The Cannes Film Festival was the first major movie festival to name a female director as Best Director of the Year. In 1961, a Russian director named Yuliya Solntseva　won at Cannes for her movie Chronicle of Flaming Years. Since then, no female director won Best Director at Cannes. Other women directed movies that won the palm d’Or(Best Picture) at Cannes, but those female directors did not the Best Director award. The Best Director award at the Berlin International Film festival is called the Silver Bear award. Only one woman has succeeded in winning the Silver bear. That woman was Astrid Henning-Jensen from Denmark. Over her career, Mrs.henning- Jensen directed over 20 movies. In 1979, she won the Silver Bear for her movie Winterborn. One of the most difficult festivals for a female director to win Best Director at seems to be the Academy Awards (often called the Oscars) in the USA. In fact, since the Academy Awards began in 1929, only four women have ever been nominated for the Best Director award. The first woman to actually win this award was Kathryn Bigelow (seen on the right in the picture on page 13) for directing The Hurt Locker. She received the award in 2010. Over the years, women have directed lots of popular movies. For example, Nora Ephron directed the hit romantic-comedy Sleepless in Seattle, and Catherine Hardwicke directed the popular 2008 horror movie Twilight. Two very famous animated movies were directed by a woman _Vicky Jonson directed Shrek in 2001 and Shark Tale in 2004.