Jane Campion’s The Power of the Dog was named Best Picture of 2021 by the Vancouver Film Critics Circle.
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‘The Power of the Dog’ ‘Flee’ ‘The Worst Person in the World’ Win Vancouver Film Critics 2021 Awards
‘The Power of the Dog’ ‘Flee’ ‘The Worst Person in the World’ – Winners of 2021 Vancouver Film Critics Awards
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‘The Power of the Dog’ ‘Parallel Mothers’ ‘Flee’ Win at 4th Latino Entertainment Film Awards
The Power of the Dog, Parallel Mothers, Flee – Winners of 4th Latino Entertainment Film Awards The Latino Entertainment Journalists Association (LEJA) announced the winners of the 4th Annual Latino Entertainment Film Awards, awarding The Power of the Dog the honors of Best Picture, along with Best Director and Best Adapted Screenplay for Jane Campion.
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‘The Power of the Dog’, ‘Mass’, ‘Flee’ Among Winners of 2021 Online Film & Television Association Awards
The Power of the Dog, Mass, Flee – Winners of 26th Online Film and Television Association Film Awards The Online Film & Television Association awarded The Power of the Dog the honor of Best Picture of 2021, along with honors for Director for Jane Campion, Actor for Benedict Cumberbatch, Supporting Actor for Kodi Smit-McPhee, along with Adapted Screenplay, and Casting.
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2022 Spirit Awards Winners – The Lost Daughter, Taylour Paige, Summer of Soul Win Top Awards
Dakota Johnson, left, and Olivia Colman in The Lost Daughter, by Maggie Gyllenhaal. [Yannis Drakoulidis| Netflix] Maggie Gyllenhaal’s The Lost Daughter was the big winner at the 37th Film Independent Spirit Awards, winning Best Feature along with Best Director and Best Screenplay for Maggie Gyllenhaal.
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IDA Documentary Awards 2021 – FLEE and SUMMER OF SOUL Win Top Prizes
Flee directed by Jonas Poher Rasmussen Flee by Jonas Poher Rasmussen won the top prize of Best Feature at the 37th Annual IDA Documentary Awards.
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‘Flee’ ‘Ascension’ ‘The Rescue’ Win Top 2022 Cinema Eye Honors Awards
‘Flee’ and ‘Ascension’ – 2022 Cinema Eye Honors Awards Winners Flee, Jonas Poher Rasmussen’s animated documentary took the top prize at the 15th Annual Cinema Eye Honors, winning the award for Outstanding Achievement in Nonfiction Filmmaking. Jessica Kingdon’s Ascension won three awards, the most of the evening, for Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography, Original Score and Debut Feature. Both films have been nominated for the Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature.
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CODA, Summer of Soul, Last Night in Soho, Pig Win at 5th Hollywood Critics Film Awards
CODA, Summer of Soul, Last Night in Soho, Pig win at 5th Hollywood Critics Film Awards CODA won Best Picture at the 5th Annual Hollywood Critics Film Awards, along with Best Supporting Actor for Troy Kotsur and Best Adapted Screenplay for Siân Heder.
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European Film Organizations – Berlinale, Cannes, European Film Academy Issue Statements on Ukraine Crisis
Many European film organizations including Berlinale and European Film Academy have issued statements on the situation on Ukraine.
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NAACP Image Awards – CODA Wins Best Indie Film and ‘Barbara Lee: Speaking Truth to Power’ Wins Best Documentary
Barbara Lee: Speaking Truth to Power CODA won the award for Outstanding Independent Motion Picture at the 53rd Annual NAACP Image Awards. Other top film awards went to Barbara Lee: Speaking Truth to Power for Outstanding Documentary (Film) and Encanto won for Outstanding Animated Motion Picture.
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Will Smith, Jessica Chastain, Troy Kotsur, Ariana DeBose, CODA Win at 28th Screen Actors Guild Awards
Will Smith, Jessica Chastain, Troy Kotsur, Ariana DeBose win at 28th Screen Actors Guild Awards Will Smith, Jessica Chastain, Troy Kotsur and Ariana DeBose were honored with individual awards at the 28th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards.
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Maggie Gyllenhaal’s ‘The Lost Daughter’ and Barry Jenkins Win USC Libraries Scripter Awards
THE LOST DAUGHTER, director Maggie Gyllenhaal, on set, 2021. ph: Yannis Drakoulidis / © Netflix / Courtesy Everett Collection Maggie Gyllenhaal and author Elena Ferrante won at the 34th-annual USC Libraries Scripter Awards in the feature film category for Netflix’s “The Lost Daughter,” based on Ferrante’s 2006 book (published in English in 2008). Gyllenhaal, who directed, wrote, and produced “The Lost Daughter,” acknowledged the deep connection between screenwriters and the original authors in her acceptance speech.
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Film at Lincoln Center to Honor Cate Blanchett with the Chaplin Award
Cate Blanchett in Where’d You Go, Bernadette. (Wilson Webb/Annapurna Pictures) Film at Lincoln Center announced Cate Blanchett as the recipient of the organization’s 47th Chaplin Award, to be presented at a gala honoring her on April 25th at Lincoln Center’s Alice Tully Hall.