Title: The Prize (2017 film)
Content:  The Prize (Il premio) is a 2017 Italian film directed by Alessandro Gassman.
Title: The Prize (novel)
Content:  The Prize is a novel written by Irving Wallace in 1962 concerning the annual prize-giving ceremony of the Nobel Prize. A film, based on the book and starring Paul Newman, was made later in 1963. Six people all around the world are catapulted to international fame as they receive the most important telegraph of their lives, which invites them to Stockholm to receive the prize. This will be a turning point in their lives, in which personal affairs and political intrigue will engulf every one of the characters.
Title: The Prize (2017 film)
Content: Gigi Proietti as Giovanni Passamonte (Il maestro) ; Alessandro Gassman as Oreste Passamonte, eldest son of Giovanni ; Rocco Papaleo as Rinaldo Citelli, Giovanni's personal assistant ; Anna Foglietta as Lucrezia Passamonte, Giovanni's daughter ; Marco Zitelli as Andrea Passamonte, Oreste's son ; Matilda De Angelis as Britta, Andrea's love interest ; Erika Blanc as Greta, an aging actress ; Andrea Jonasson as Melissa ; Eugenia Tempesta as Megumi ; Kai Portman as Kurt, an Austrian border officer ; Elda Alvigini as Barbara, Oreste's wife 
Title: Lies on the Prize
Content:  On June 15, 2009, Lies on the Prize was longlisted for the 2009 Polaris Music Prize.
Title: The Prize (2017 film)
Content:  gym, too proud to ask his father for financial help, but willing to drive for him in exchange for a 15,000 EUR loan. Lucrezia is a neurotic blogger with the passion for art and literature. Rinaldo is a loyal assistant who has sacrificed much for Giovanni, including his only love interest. The trip offers Giovanni occasions to shake things up in the life of their companions and make them reflect on their story and identity. The movie ends with Giovanni's acceptance speech where he declares the insignificance of prizes in general and the importance of the people "off-stage", who lead regular lives.
Title: Prism Prize
Content: Prism Prize: Timber Timbre, "Beat the Drum Slowly" (director Chad VanGaalen) ; Audience Award: Kandle, "Not Up to Me" (director Natalie Rae Robison) ; The New Pornographers, "Dancehall Domine" (directors Scott Cudmore and Michael LeBlanc) ; PUP, "Guilt Trip" (directors Chandler Levack and Jeremy Schaulin-Rioux) ; Fur Trade, "Same Temptation" (director Kheaven Lewandowski) ; Rich Aucoin, "Yelling in Sleep" (director Joel Mackenzie) ; Ryan Hemsworth, "Snow in Newark" (director Martin C. Pariseau) ; Kevin Drew, "You in Your Were" (director Samir Rehem) ; Odonis Odonis, "Order in the Court" (director Lee Stringle) ; Chad VanGaalen, "Monster" (director Chad VanGaalen) Nominees were announced on February 12, 2015, and the winners were announced on March 29.
Title: The Prize (1963 film)
Content:  Leningrad. Lindblom's body is there, and Inger is locked in with Max. Andrew manages to break them out, but at the hotel, Max collapses from the strain. Drs. Garrett and Farelli diagnose cardiac arrest or ventricular fibrillation. Farelli earns Garrett's admiration by improvising a crude defibrillator. Max is revived and dressed just in time to receive his prize. When the impostor leaves the auditorium, Daranyi kills him; dying, he admits he is not Walter either, but an actor. Andrew chases Daranyi to the roof; Daranyi again attempts to kill Andrew but is shot by police and falls to his death. Andrew returns just in time to accept his own prize—and Inger's love.
Title: The Prize (1963 film)
Content:  where he must remove his clothes. He gets away by disturbing the meeting until the police are called. They again assume he is drunk and return him to his hotel wearing only a towel. He has no key, but Denise Marceau lets him into her room—where she makes sure Claude sees him, producing the desired effect on Claude. Inger has now seen enough to realize Andrew was right and has been acting admirably, and begins falling in love as she joins in his investigation. But the next day, Andrew is told she is being held hostage. Following clues Inger helped with, Andrew sneaks on board a docked German freighter soon to depart 
Title: The Prize (1963 film)
Content:  is surprised when "Max" does not remember meeting him, and his manner also seems different. But there is no time to talk: Andrew has an interview scheduled. Depressed and angry at himself, he tells the press the truth: far from still being a great literary talent, he has not even been able to start writing the much-anticipated novel he has been "working on" for years. He has been drinking heavily and supporting himself by writing pulp detective stories, and is accepting the prize only because of the money. Asked for an example of developing a detective story, he suggests the possibility that Max may be an impostor. Andrew is telephoned by an 
Title: Prism Prize
Content:  • Alaskan Tapes, "And, We Disappear" (director Meredith Hama-Brown) • BAMBII ft. Pamputtae, "NITEVISION" (directors BAMBII, Kostadin Kolev) • Basia Bulat, "Your Girl" (director Brian Dale Sokolowski) • Cartel Madras, "Goonda Gold" (directors Bhaveek Makan, Jashan Makan) • Clairmont the Second, "Brick" (director Clairmont the Second) • Daniel Caesar ft. Koffee, "CYANIDE REMIX" (directors Keavan Yazdani, Sean Brown) • Debby Friday, "Fatal" (directors Debby Friday, Ryan Ermacora) • Doomsquad, "General Hum" (director Zak Tatham) • iskwē, "Breaking Down" (director Jessica Lea Fleming) • Jeremy Dutcher, "Mehcinut" (directors Chandler Levack, Jeremy Dutcher) • Jessie Reyez, "Far Away" (director Peter Huang) • Jordan Klassen, "Virtuous Circle" (director Farhad Ghaderi) • Mac DeMarco, "Here Comes the Cowboy" (director Cole Kush) • Orville Peck, "Dead of Night" (director Michael Maxxis) • PUP, "Free at Last" (directors PUP, Jeremy Schaulin-Rioux, Amanda Fotes) • PUP, "Kids" (director Jeremy Schaulin-Rioux) • Said the Whale, "Record Shop" (director Johnny Jansen) • Sam Tudor, "Joseph in the Bathroom" (director Lucas Hrubizna) • Shad, "The Stone Throwers (Gone in a Blink)" (director Matthew Progress) • Shay Lia, "Good Together" (director CARAZ)

Question: What genre is The Prize?
Answer: spy film.