Best Danish Film edit

• Terribly Happy – Henrik Ruben Genz^[1]

Best Children's Film edit

• Max Pinlig - Lotte Svendsen [da]

Best Director edit

• Henrik Ruben Genz – Terribly Happy

Best Screenplay edit

• Dunja Gry Jensen & Henrik Ruben Genz – Terribly Happy

Best Actor in a Leading Role edit

• Jakob Cedergren – Terribly Happy

Best Actress in a Leading Role edit

• Lene Maria Christensen – Terribly Happy

Best Actor in a Supporting Role edit

• Jens Jørn Spottag – Worlds Apart

Best Actress in a Supporting Role edit

• Sarah Boberg – Worlds Apart

Best Production Design edit

• Jette Lehmann – Flame & Citron

Best Cinematography edit

• Jørgen Johansson – Terribly Happy

Best Costume Design edit

• Manon Rasmussen – Flame & Citron

Best Makeup edit

• Sabine Schumann & Jens Bartram – Flame & Citron

Best Editing edit

• Anne Østerud – Worlds Apart

Best Sound Design edit

• Hans Møller – Flame & Citron

Best Score edit

• Jeppe Kaas [da] - The Candidate

Best Special Effects edit

• Hummer Højmark, Jonas Drehn & Thomas Busk – Flame & Citron

Best Song edit

• Kira Skov – "Riders of the freeway" – Terribly Happy

Best Short Fiction/Animation edit

• Cathrine – Mads Matthiesen

Best Long Fiction/Animation edit

• En forelskelse – Christian Tafdrup

Best Documentary Short edit

• Lille voksen – Anders Gustafsson & Patrik Book

Best Documentary Feature edit

• Burma VJ – Anders Høgsbro Østergaard

Best American Film edit

• No Country for Old Men – Ethan Coen and Joel Coen

Best Non-American Film edit

• Everlasting Moments – Jan Troell

Audience Award edit

• Blå mænd [da]

Robert 25 Years Jubilee Award edit

• Ebbe Iversen

• 2009 Bodil Awards

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