The series took the top prize for best series and the best performance award for series star Maya Landsman, who plays the student to Fauda’s Doron Ben-David as teacher Amir.

Federation Entertainment has picked up global sales on the six-part drama.

Audrey Back

Two other series were also recognized. Canada’s dramedy Audrey’s Back, about a woman who wakes up after 18 years in a coma, took the runner-up Dior Grand Award at Canneseries, which runs alongside the MIPTV International TV market.

Beta Film is selling Audrey’s Back worldwide. Best Music honors went to mystery series Souls, a Sky Deutschland drama NBCUniversal Global Distribution is shopping internationally.

Belgium’s Hacked took first prize in the short-form series category.

The Canneseries awards were handed out at gala event in Cannes on Wednesday, which also marketed the closing night of MIPTV.