nations. Броненосец Потёмкин (Battleship Potemkin) received 100 votes with The Gold Rush second with 95. A jury of young filmmakers (Robert Aldrich, Satyajit Ray, Alexandre Astruc, Michael Cacoyannis, Juan Bardem, Francesco Maselli and Alexander Mackendrick) were due to select a winner from the nominees but voted not to. Instead they indicated the following as still holding value to young filmmakers: Battleship Potemkin; Grand Illusion; Mother; The Passion of Joan of Arc; The Gold Rush and Bicycle Thieves. See also The logo for Expo 58 was designed by Lucien De Roeck, and posters based on it were produced by De Roeck and by Leo Marfurt The 50th anniversary of Expo 58 was selected as the main motif of a high-value collectors' coin: the Belgian €100 50th Anniversary of the International Expo in Belgium commemorative coin, minted in 2008. In the obverse, the logo of the event is depicted together with the number 50, representing its 50th anniversary. References Notes Bibliography The Architecture of Expo 58 by Rika Devos & Mil De Kooning (eds). Dexia/Mercatorfonds, 2006. External links Official website of the BIE 1958 Brussels - approximately 160 links Expo '58 and a Flash-based A Brief History of Belgium's World's Fair Showcase Brussels World's Fair approaches completion, a March 17, 1958 Universal newsreel clip from the Internet Archive World's fairs in Brussels 1958 in Belgium 1950s in Brussels 1958 festivals Nuclear power in Belgium