List of accolades received by Burning

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Wins

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Wins83

Nominations191

List of accolades received by Burning

Lee Joon-dong, Steven Yeun, Jeon Jong-seo, Yoo Ah-in, Lee Chang-dong at Cannes 2018.
Accolades Award Wins Nominations Cannes Film Festival 2 3 International Cinephile Society Cannes Awards 1 1 Munich International Film festival 0 1 World Cinema Amsterdam 0 1 ShinFilm Art Film Festival 1 1 Film by the Sea International Film Festival 0 2 Miskolc International Film Festival 0 1 International Adana Film Festival 1 1 Haifa International Film Festival 0 1 Manaki Brothers Film Festival 1 1 Buil Film Awards 2 8 Sitges Film Festival 0 1 Pingyao International Film Festival 1 1 Adelaide Film Festival 0 1 Grand Bell Awards 1 8 The Seoul Awards 0 3 Korean Association of Film Critics Awards 3 3 Tour du Cinéma Français 1 1 Oslo Film from the South Festival 1 2 Key West Film Festival 1 1 Stockholm Film Festival 0 1 Blue Dragon Film Awards 0 4 National Board of Review 1 1 Asia Pacific Screen Awards 1 3 Washington D.C. Area Film Critics Association 0 1 Cahiers du cinéma 1 1 Busan Film Critics Awards 1 1 Los Angeles Online Film Critics Society Awards 0 1 Chicago Film Critics Association 0 2 Toronto Film Critics Association 4 4 British Film Institute 1 1 Los Angeles Film Critics Association 3 3 San Francisco Film Critics Circle 0 1 New Mexico Film Critics 4 4 London Film Week 3 3 Director's Cut Awards 1 3 Phoenix Critics Circle 0 1 Utah Film Critics Association 1 1 Boston Society of Film Critics 1 1 Seattle Film Critics Society 0 2 Dallas–Fort Worth Film Critics Association 1 1 Vancouver Film Critics Circle 0 2 North Texas Film Critics Association 1 1 IndieWire Critics Poll 5 5 Cine 21 Awards 3 3 Florida Film Critics Circle 1 2 Greater Western New York Film Critics Association 2 5 North Carolina Film Critics Association 0 1 Online Film Critics Society 0 2 Houston Film Critics Society 0 1 Columbus Film Critics Association 1 2 National Society of Film Critics 4 4 Austin Film Critics Association 1 3 Dorian Awards 0 1 Club Média Ciné 1 1 Alliance of Women Film Journalists 0 1 Georgia Film Critics Association 0 1 Denver Film Critics Society 0 1 Hawaii Film Critics Society 0 1 Palm Springs International Film Festival 0 2 Critics' Choice Movie Awards 0 1 Latino Entertainment Journalists Association 0 1 KOFRA Film Awards 1 1 American Film Awards 1 3 Santa Barbara International Film Festival 1 1 Belgian Film Press Union 1 1 Chicago Independent Film Critics Circle 0 1 Online Film & Television Association 0 1 Robert Awards 0 1 International Cinephile Society 5 9 Prix des auditeurs du Masque et la Plume 1 1 Independent Spirit Awards 0 1 International Online Cinema Awards 3 6 Gold Derby Awards 0 1 Bodil Awards 0 1 Miami International Film Festival 1 2 Asian Film Awards 2 9 Chlotrudis Awards 0 3 Florence Korea Film Fest 2 2 MOOOV Film Festival 1 1 Baeksang Arts Awards 1 6 IndieLisboa 0 1 Golden Trailer Awards 0 2 Chunsa Film Art Awards 1 5 Saturn Award 1 3 CineLibri 1 1 Prêmio Guarani 0 1 Australian Film Critics Association 0 1 Mainichi Film Awards 0 1 Kinema Junpo Awards 1 1 Turkish Film Critics Association 1 1
Totals[a]
Wins	83
Nominations	191
Note ↑ Certain award groups do not simply award one winner. They acknowledge several different recipients, have runners-up, and have third place. Since this is a specific recognition and is different from losing an award, runner-up mentions are considered wins in this award tally. For simplification and to avoid errors, each award in this list has been presumed to have had a prior nomination.

Burning is a 2018 South Korean mystery drama film directed by Lee Chang-dong. The film stars Yoo Ah-in, Steven Yeun, and Jeon Jong-seo. The film is based on one of Haruki Murakami's seventeen short stories in The Elephant Vanishes, "Barn Burning".^[1][2][3][4] It was selected to compete for the Palme d'Or at the 2018 Cannes Film Festival^[5][6] and won the FIPRESCI Prize.^[7] It became the highest-rated film in the history of Screen International’s Cannes jury grid.^[8] It was also selected as the South Korean entry for the Best Foreign Language Film at the 91st Academy Awards^[9] and became the first Korean film to make it to the final nine-film shortlist.^[10]

The first film directed by Lee Chang-dong in eight years,^[11] Burning was among the lineup in competition entries announced for the 2018 Cannes Film Festival.^[5] Lee's 2007 film Secret Sunshine and 2010 film Poetry both premiered as in competition entries at the Cannes Film Festival.^[12][13]

The film was sold to more than 100 countries and territories at the Marché du Film in Cannes Film Festival. This include Hong Kong, China, Taiwan, Singapore, the United Kingdom, Japan, Australia, New Zealand, Spain, Greece, Poland and Turkey.^[14]

In South Korea, Burning premiered in theaters on May 17, 2018.^[15]