Matteo Garrone‘s “Gomorrah”  swept the 2009 European Film Awards, taking home five trophies.  Held in Copenhagen Saturday evening, the 21st edition of the awards saw Garrone’s critically lauded Mafia pic take honors for best film, directing, screenwriting, cinematography and acting (for Toni Servillo, an award he earned jointly for “Il Divo”).  Other winners included Kristin Scott Thomas, taking acting honors for “I’ve Loved You So Long,” and Steve McQueen‘s “Hunger,” which won the European Discovery Award.