Claude Barras, Swiss animator and filmmaker behind the beloved Oscar-nominated modern classic Ma vie de Courgette (My Life as a Zucchini, 2016) will be awarded the Locarno Kids Award la Mobiliare given to personalities credited with bringing younger generations to cinema, at the 77th Locarno Film Festival.
Sally Hawkins and Octavia Spencer in the film THE SHAPE OF WATER.[/caption]
The Shape of Water leads the nominations for 2017 BAFTA Awards (EE British Academy Film Awards) announced this morning by The British Academy of Film and Television Arts.
The Shape of Water is nominated in 12 categories, followed by Darkest Hour and Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri both receive nine nominations.
The Shape of Water is nominated for Best Film, Original Music, Cinematography, Production Design, Costume Design, Sound, Editing and Special Visual Effects. Guillermo del Toro is nominated for both Director and Original Screenplay, Sally Hawkins for Leading Actress and Octavia Spencer for Supporting Actress.
Darkest Hour receives nominations for Best Film, Outstanding British Film, Original Music, Cinematography, Production Design, Costume Design, and Make Up & Hair, as well as Leading Actor for Gary Oldman and Supporting Actress for Kristin Scott Thomas for their roles as Winston and Clementine Churchill.
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri is nominated in Leading Actress for Frances McDormand. Sam Rockwell and Woody Harrelson are both nominated for Supporting Actor for their roles. The film is also nominated for Best Film, Outstanding British Film, Cinematography and Editing. Martin McDonagh is nominated for both Director and Original Screenplay.
The nominations for Film Not in the English Language are Elle, First They Killed My Father, The Handmaiden, Loveless and The Salesman. The nominations in the Documentary category are City of Ghosts, I Am Not Your Negro, Icarus, An Inconvenient Sequel, and Jane.
The British Short Animation nominees are Have Heart, Mamoon and Poles Apart. The five nominations for British Short Film are Aamir, Cowboy Dave, A Drowning Man, Work and Wren Boys.
The EE British Academy Film Awards take place on Sunday February18th at the Royal Albert Hall, London, hosted by Joanna Lumley.
Smurfs: The Lost Village[/caption]
From April 7 through 23, TIFF Bell Lightbox welcomes the next generation of film lovers for the 20th anniversary of TIFF Kids, the premier festival for children ages 3 to 13.
The TIFF Kids International Film Festival kicks off on Opening Night with the premiere of Kelly Asbury’s animated film Smurfs: The Lost Village. In this fully animated, all-new take on the Smurfs, a mysterious map sets Smurfette and her best friends Brainy, Clumsy and Hefty on an exciting and thrilling race through the Forbidden Forest filled with magical creatures to find a mysterious lost village before the evil wizard Gargamel does. The festival’s Closing Night screening is the Canadian premiere of the first four episodes of Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter, directed by Goro Miyazaki of the acclaimed Studio Ghibli and featuring a lead voiceover performance by Gillian Anderson.
Other highlights include the 15th anniversary screening of the 2002 Toronto International Film Festival People’s Choice Award winner Whale Rider. This year’s shorts consist of 18 diverse programs showcasing over 125 Canadian and international live-action and animated films that address important issues faced by kids such as making new friends, exploring new cultures, and embracing diversity — in both families and circumstances. The films deal with a range of themes including resilience, empathy, exploration, home, and self-discovery.
FEATURES
Opening Night! Smurfs: The Lost Village dir. Kelly Asbury | USA | English Recommended for ages 6 and up. Recommended for ages 6 and upRabbit School (Die Häschenschule – Jagd nach dem goldenen Ei)
dir. Ute Von Münchow-Pohl | Germany | English | North American Premiere
Richard the Stork
dirs. Toby Genkel, Reza Memari | Germany/Belgium/Luxembourg/
Fanny’s Journey (Le voyage de Fanny) dir. Lola Doillon | France/Belgium | French
Heartstrings (Le Coeur en braille) dir. Michel Boujenah | France | French | Toronto Premiere
Mountain Miracle – An Unexpected Friendship (Amelie rennt) dir. Tobias Wiemann | Germany/Italy | German | International Premiere
On Wheels (Sobre Rodas) dir. Mauro D’Addio | Brazil | Portuguese | North American Premiere
Room 213 (Rum 213) dir. Emelie Lindblom | Sweden | Swedish | North American Premiere Recommended for ages 12 and up Jeffrey dir. Yanillys Perez | Dominican Republic/France | Spanish | Official Selection, 2016 Toronto International Film Festival
Little Wing (Tyttö nimeltä Varpu) dir. Selma Vilhunen | Finland/Denmark | Finnish | Official Selection, 2016 Toronto International Film Festival
My Life As A Courgette (Ma Vie de Courgette), dir. Claude Barras | Switzerland/France | French | Official Selection, 2016 Toronto International Film Festival
Plastic China (Su Liao Wang Guo)
dir. Jiu-liang Wang | Hong Kong/China | Mandarin | Canadian Premiere
SHORTS
Reel Rascals: Animated Tales
Reel Rascals: Animated Tales features a lively assortment of animated short stories from all around the world, carefully selected for young audiences. Join us for thrills, spills, and animal antics; whether that’s riding through the snow with a squirrel on a sled, stomping along with the elephants to the music of They Might Be Giants, or helping a little bird fend off a hungry caterpillar who’s trying to eat its favourite leaf. Recommended for ages 3 and up.
A Rhino Named Paul: Everybody Sleeps,
dirs. Dave Schlafman, Mike Annear | USA | English
Elephants
dirs. Jeremy Galante, David Cowles | USA | English
Goats (Kozly)
dir. Yekaterina Filippova | Russia | No dialogue | North American Premiere
Hare’s Big Day (Zaku liela diena)
dir. Dace Riduze | Latvia | No dialogue | Canadian Premiere
Hey Duggee: The Making Music Badge
dir. Grant Orchard | United Kingdom | English | North American Premiere
Judith
dir. Henning M. Lederer | Germany/United Kingdom/Canada | No dialogue
Kiwi & Strit: Wash day
dir. Esben Toft Jacobsen | Denmark | No dialogue
Konigiri-Kun Shopping (Konigiri-Kun Okaimono)
dir. Mari Miyazawa | Japan | No dialogue | Canadian Premiere
Leaf (Feuille)
dirs. Dante Zaballa, Vaiana Gauthier | Germany | No dialogue | North American Premiere
Little Flower
dir. Brigette Heffernan | Ireland | No dialogue | Canadian Premiere
Moonlight Storytime: Wooly Dragon
dirs. Kirsten Lepore, Villamor Cruz, Jr. | USA | English | Toronto Premiere
Seven Siblings
dir. Julia Ocker | Germany | English | Toronto Premiere
The Klumz
dir. Neshama Ryman | USA | English | World Premiere
The Little Bird and the Caterpillar (Der kleine Vogel und die Raupe)
dir. Lena von Döhren | Switzerland | No dialogue | Toronto Premiere
The Sled (Belchonok i sanki)
dir. Olesya Shchukina | Russia | No dialogue | Toronto Premiere
Tiger
dir. Kariem Saleh | Germany | No dialogue
Reel Rascals Senior: Pack Your Bags!
Bring your passport and travel the world in this series of international animated shorts that are certain to charm and entertain. Recommended for ages 5 and up.
A hole (El agujero)
dir. Maribel Suarez | Mexico | English | Canadian Premiere
DAM! The Story of Kit the Beaver
dir. Kjell Boersma | Canada | No dialogue
In a Cage (La Cage)
dir. Loic Bruyere | France | No dialogue | Toronto Premiere
Joining Dots
dir. Fiona Ryan | Ireland | No dialogue | Canadian Premiere
Kiwi & Strit: Football (Kiwi & Strit: Fodbold)
dir. Esben Toft Jacobsen | Denmark | No dialogue
Klump
dirs. Johannes Weiland, Paul Cichon, Michael Bohnenstingl | Germany/United Kingdom | English | International Premiere
Melia and Jo: Marshmallow Castle
dirs. Jennifer Oxley, Billy Aronson, Brett Hall, Robert Powers | USA | English
Silence! For Pete’s Sake! (Ruhe. ZumDonnerwetternocheinmal!)
dir. Kai Pannen | Germany | German | Canadian Premiere
Simon’s Cat: Bed Sheets
dir. Simon Tofield | United Kingdom | No dialogue
The Pocket Man (Le Petit Bonhomme de poche)
dir. Ana Chubinidze | France/Switzerland/Georgia | No dialogue | Toronto Premiere
Unsung Hero
dir. Lynton Levengood | South Africa | English | Canadian Premiere
New York International Children’s Film Festival: Birthday Shorts
Also celebrating their 20th anniversary this year, our neighbours to the south present a selection of new and classic shorts from their two-decade history, filled with stories of growth, change, transformation… and the occasional party hat!
Recommended for ages 6 and up.
Me Up Front
Sometimes it takes a friend to solve a problem or realize ones’ potential. It’s only when we’re encouraged by those around us that we realize the true value of being ourselves. Recommended for ages 6 and up.
DAM! The Story of Kit the Beaver
dir. Kjell Boersma | Canada | No dialogue
Groomed
dir. Samantha Armiger | USA | No dialogue | Canadian Premiere
Alike
dirs. Daniel Martínez Lara, Rafa Cano Méndez | Spain | No dialogue
Lost in Spring
dir. Fred Leao Prado Wall | United Kingdom | English | Canadian Premiere
Picke,
dir. Kelsey Snelling | USA | English | Canadian Premiere
Sammy Paramaribo: Bittersweet (Sammy Paramaribo: Bitterzoet)
dir. Barbara Bredero | Netherlands, Dutch | Canadian Premiere
The day I beat the sky (Le jour où j’ai battu le ciel)
dir. Hughes Valin | France | French | Canadian Premiere
Travel Companions
dir. Alex Anderson-Kenney | USA | No dialogue | Canadian Premiere
Uka
dir. Valle Comba Canales | Spain | No dialogue | Toronto Premiere
Through the Woods: A Snow Morning
dir. J. Meeka Stuart | USA | English | Canadian Premiere
Loot Bag Junior: Animation On Adventure!
Embark on action-packed international adventures in several of the year’s best animated shorts! Whether soaring through the night skies in search of a moon gone missing, brewing magical potions in search of the mythical unicorn, or learning the most outrageously intricate secret handshake ever conceived, these shorts know no limits. Recommended for ages 7 and up.
Animation (According to Children)
dir. Daniela Monzon Leotaud | Canada | English, French | Toronto Premiere
The Big Adventure of A Little Line (La grande histoire d’un petit trait)
dir. Antoine Robert | France | French, English | North American Premiere
The Lost Letter
dir. Kealan O’Rourke | Ireland | English | Canadian Premiere
Desert Critters
dir. Li Wen Toh | USA | No dialogue
Ampersand
dir. Erin Shea | USA | No dialogue | Canadian Premiere
Peppercorn Babycorn Unicorn
dir. Makoto Koji | Australia | No dialogue | Canadian Premiere
Moroshka
dir. Polina Minchenok | Russia | No dialogue | Toronto Premiere
Moon of a Sleepless Night (Nemurenai Yoru no Tsuki)
dir. Takeshi Yashiro | Japan | Japanese
Once Upon a Blue Moon
dir. Steve Boot | United Kingdom | No dialogue | Toronto Premiere
The Secret Handshake
dirs. Susie Webb, Jackson Read, | USA | No dialogue
Closing Night!
Ronja: The Robber’s Daughter
Directed by Goro Miyazaki — and winner of the 2016 International Emmy Kids Award for Animation — Ronja, the Robber’s Daughter follows the adventures of a young girl raised in a mountain fort by her parents and a loving band of robbers. Based on Astrid Lindgren’s book of the same name, this all-new series beautifully blends the classic storytelling of the original with the magical visual style of Studio Ghibli. Recommended for ages 8 and up.
Episode 1 – Born in the Storm
dir. Goro Miyazaki | Japan | English | Canadian Premiere
Episode 2 – First Trip to the Forest
dir. Goro Miyazaki | Japan | English | Canadian Premiere
Episode 3 – Fear in the Forest
dir. Goro Miyazaki | Japan | English | Canadian Premiere
Episode 4 – Hearing the Whistle
dir. Goro Miyazaki | Japan | English | Canadian Premiere
On the Inside
Whether coming from within, or driven by a family member, these young protagonists find the confidence within to overcome self-doubt and thrive in challenging situations. Recommended for ages 8 and up.
A Well Spent Afternoon (Dobro unovceno popoldne)
dir. Martin Turk | Slovenia | Slovene | Canadian Premiere
Amelia’s Closet
dir. Halima Lucas | USA | English | International Premiere
Broken Pines
dir. Annie Pace | USA | English | International Premiere
Catch (Agkistri)
dir. Giorgos Evangelou | Cyprus | Greek | World Premiere
Mr. & Mrs. Kim
dir. Jaehuen Chung | USA | English, Korean | Canadian Premiere
The Crab (Kakkutta)
dir. Ishani Jayamaha | Sri Lanka/USA | Sinhalese | Canadian Premiere
Soy Yo
dir. Torben Kjelstrup | Denmark | Spanish
The Reel Deal
Offering a window into the real lives of young people from around the world, this collection of short documentaries tracks their progress on the precipice of changes that will affect their futures. Recommended for ages 9 and up.
Chickens for Kimaru (Kippen voor Kimaru)
dirs. Eriss Khajira, Anne van Campenhout | Netherlands | Dutch, Swahili, Kikuyu, English | International Premiere
Emil and the Bridge Divers (Emil und die Brückenspringer von Mostar)
dir. Friedemann Hottenbacher | Germany | Bosnian | North American Premiere
KOJO: A Short Documentary
dir. Michael Fequiere | USA | English | Canadian Premiere
Safia’s Summer (Safia’s Zomer)
dir. Els Van Driel | Netherlands | Dutch, Arabic | International Premiere
Creativity Within
The protagonists in this collection of short films use creativity to approach life’s challenges. Their quick thinking and creative problem solving inspire self confidence and acceptance. Recommended for ages 9 and up.
Get Up Kinshasa! (Debout Kinshasa !)
dir. Sébastien Maitre | France/Ivory Coast | French | North American Premiere
Litterbugs
dir. Peter Stanley-Ward | United Kingdom | English | Toronto Premiere
Sleepover (La Invitación)
dir. Susana Casares | Spain | Spanish | Toronto Premiere
The Debt
dir. Helen Flanagan | Ireland | English | Canadian Premiere
Waterbaby
dir. Pia Shah | India | English, Konkani | Toronto Premiere
Loot Bag Senior: Inspiration x Imagination
This international collection of films explores exciting worlds, including a mysterious cloudy mountain, the first magical twilight snowfall in a wintry forest, a wild chase in the streets of London, and a supernova explosion in the depths of infinite space. Jam-packed with laughs, adventures, and thrills, the films in Loot Bag Sr. invite you to experience creative inspiration and imagination. Recommended for ages 9 and up.
Nimbus, The Cloud Catcher (Nimbus, o caçador de nuvens)
dir. Marco Nick | Brazil | No dialogue | International Premiere
Dust Buddies
dirs. Beth Tomashek, Sam Wade | USA | No dialogue
First Snow (První sníh)
dir. Lenka Ivancikova | Czech Republic | English | Toronto Premiere
Eagle Blue
dir. Will Rose | United Kingdom | No dialogue
Novae
dir. Thomas Vanz | France | No dialogue
CANADA À L’ÉCRAN
Toute l’année, le TIFF poursuit son programme gratuit Canada à l’écran, organisé à l’occasion du 150e anniversaire du Canada. Cette initiative est coproduite par le TIFF et trois partenaires de présentation : Bibliothèque et Archives Canada, la Cinémathèque québécoise et The Cinematheque (Vancouver). Parmi les présentations GRATUITES dans le cadre de TIFF Kids : une projection spéciale d’Anne… la maison aux pignons verts, minisérie canadienne classique sur le passage vers l’âge adulte, avec une introduction par son réalisateur Kevin Sullivan; une projection de La guerre des tuques; et un programme de courts métrages d’animation (Canada on Screen : Short and Animated) qui met en vedette certains des meilleurs films brefs canadiens, tels que Le chandail, Cameras Take Five et La valse du maître-draveur. Tous ces titres font partie de la liste des 150 œuvres essentielles Canada à l’écran du TIFF. De plus, TIFF Kids organisera des projections de classiques du cinéma canadien lors de la Journée du cinéma canadien 150 de REEL Canada. Il montera également le projet d’art collaboratif Northern Lights au troisième étage du TIFF Bell Lightbox.
PROJECTIONS SÉLECTIONNÉES : SELON LA LISTE DES 150 ŒUVRES ESSENTIELLES CANADA À L’ÉCRAN
Anne… la maison aux pignons verts réal. Kevin Sullivan, Canada, anglais Le festival TIFF Kids accueille Kevin Sullivan, qui montera sur scène pour introduire la projection gratuite d’Anne… la maison aux pignons verts, sa minisérie classique sur le passage vers l’âge adulte. Âge recommandé : 7 ans et +.
La guerre des tuques réal. André Mélançon, Canada, français doublé en anglais La guerre des tuques est l’histoire de deux groupes rivaux dans un village rural du Canada. Pendant toute une semaine, ceux-ci se livrent une bataille de boules de neige. Âge recommandé : 9 ans et +.
Canada on Screen : Short and Animated Le programme Canada on Screen : Short and Animated présente certains des meilleurs courts métrages primés de l’histoire du cinéma d’animation canadien. Âge recommandé : 9 ans et +.
Begone Dull Care (Caprice en couleurs) réal. Norman McLaren, Evelyn Lambart | Canada | sans dialogue
Black Soul (Âme noire) réal. Martine Chartrand | Canada | français
Cameras Take Five réal. Steven Woloshen | Canada | sans dialogue
Canada Vignettes : Log Driver’s Waltz (Canada vignettes : La valse du maître-draveur) réal. John Weldon | Canada | anglais
The Sand Castle (Le château de sable) réal. Co Hoedeman | Canada | français
The Sweater (Le chandail) réal. Sheldon Cohen | Canada | anglais
When The Day Breaks réal. Amanda Forbis, Wendy Tilby | Canada | sans dialogue
AUTRES ACTIVITÉS CANADA À L’ÉCRAN AU FESTIVAL TIFF KIDS
Projet d’art collaboratif : Northern Lights, par Molly Grundy Molly Grundy est une artiste et designer torontoise qui œuvre dans une foule de domaines, dont l’animation image par image, l’illustration, la conception de costumes et les installations artistiques. Molly est ravie de faire équipe avec TIFF Kids pour célébrer le 150e anniversaire du Canada! Ce projet d’art collaboratif de Canada à l’écran transformera le troisième étage du TIFF Bell Lightbox à l’aide de bandes de films d’animation en 16 mm créées par les participants de TIFF Kids.
Journée du cinéma canadien 150 Afin de célébrer la Journée du cinéma canadien 150, le TIFF présentera le 19 avril des projections gratuites mettant en vedette des longs et des courts métrages du Canada destinées aux élèves du primaire, dont le populaire court métrage d’animation Le chandail (1980) de Sheldon Cohen. La Journée du cinéma canadien 150 est présentée par REEL CANADA.
Watermark (Trajectoires) réal. Jennifer Baichwal, Edward Burtynsky | Canada | anglais, espagnol, hindi, bengali, mandarin Après leur collaboration triomphale sur Manufactured Landscapes, le photographe Edward Burtynsky et la documentariste Jennifer Baichwal refont équipe afin d’explorer comment l’humanité a façonné, manipulé et appauvri l’une de nos ressources les plus essentielles et fragiles : l’eau. Niveaux recommandés : 6e à 8e année.
The Legend of Sarila (La légende de Sarila) réal. Nancy Florence Savard | Canada | anglais Trois jeunes Inuits partent à la recherche de Sarila, une terre promise, dans l’espoir de sauver leur peuple de la famine. Ce film raconte aussi un redoutable combat entre deux chamans : le jeune Markussi qui trouve Sarila, et Croolik, un homme plus âgé qui sent que son pouvoir est menacé. Niveaux recommandés : 3e à 5e année.
Ballerina réal. Eric Warin, Eric Summer | Canada/France | anglais, français À Paris, dans les années 1880, deux meilleurs amis – une future ballerine et un aspirant inventeur – décident de réaliser leur plus grand rêve dans cette charmante aventure animée réalisée au Québec. Âge recommandé : 7 ans et +. Ce bon vieux hockey En plus de marquer le 150e anniversaire du Canada, 2017 correspond aussi au 100e anniversaire de la Ligue nationale de hockey et des Maple Leafs de Toronto. Il était donc naturel de célébrer le sport préféré des Canadiens au cinéma. Le hockey occupe une place inconditionnelle dans le cœur de plusieurs jeunes Canadiens, qu’ils soient des admirateurs ou des hockeyeurs eux-mêmes. C’est aussi un sport qui enseigne le travail d’équipe, la collaboration et la persévérance. Âge recommandé : 9 ans et +. Faith’s Goal, réal. Elizabeth Lee | Canada | anglais HA’Aki, réal. Iriz Paabo | Canada | sans dialogue P.K. SUBBAN SKATE PAST THE NOISE SPECIAL EDITION (P.K. SUBBAN PATINER DROIT DEVANT ÉDITION SPÉCIALE), réal. Alexandra Toulch, Jack Hackel | Canada | anglais The Rink, réal. Thelon Deming | Canada | anglais The Sweater (Le chandail), réal. Sheldon Cohen | Canada | anglais
Truman, I Am Not Your Negro, My Life as a Zucchini, and Incendio were awarded the top prizes at the 40th Portland International Film Festival.
Maren Ade’s dark comedy, Toni Erdmann was the big winner at the 14th International Cinephile Society Awards (ICS), taking top honors for Best picture, director, non-English language film and original screenplay.
La La Land[/caption]
Here are the winners of the International Press Academy’s 21st Annual Satellite Awards, La La Land and Manchester by the Sea won the award for Best Film. La La Land was the big winner of the night, winning in addition to the aforementioned Best Film, also grabbed the awards for Original Score, Original Song and ‘Art Direction and Production Design’.
Special Achievement Award Recipients
Mary Pickford Award
Edward James Olmos
Tesla Award
John Toll
Auteur Award
Tom Ford
Humanitarian Award
Patrick Stewart
Best First Feature:
Russudan Glurjidze “House of Others”
Best Ensemble: Motion Picture
Hidden Figures
Best Ensemble: Television
Outlander
MOTION PICTURES
Actress in a Motion Picture (major and independent)
Ruth Negga
Loving
Focus Features
Isabelle Huppert
Elle
Sony Picture Classics
Actor in a Motion Picture (major and independent)
Viggo Mortensen
Captain Fantastic
Bleecker Street
Andrew Garfield
Hacksaw Ridge
Lionsgate
Actress in a Supporting Role
Naomi Harris
Moonlight
A24
Actor in a Supporting Role
Jeff Bridges
Hell or High Water
CBS Films
Motion Picture (major & independent)
La La Land
Lionsgate
Manchester by the Sea
Amazon/Roadside Attraction
Motion Picture, International Film
The Salesman
Iran
Motion Picture, Animated or Mixed Media
My Life As a Zucchini
GKIDS
Motion Picture, Documentary
13th
Netflix
Director
Kenneth Lonergan
Manchester by the Sea
Amazon/Roadside Attraction
Screenplay, Original
Barry Jenkins
Moonlight
A24
Screenplay, Adapted
Kieran Fitzgerald, Oliver Stone
Snowden
Open Road
Original Score
Justin Hurwitz
La La Land
Lionsgate
Original Song
“City of Stars”
La La Land
Lionsgate
Cinematography
Bill Pope
The Jungle Book
Disney
Visual Effects
The Jungle Book
Disney
Film Editing
John Gilbert
Hacksaw Ridge
Lionsgate
Sound (Editing and Mixing)
Hacksaw Ridge
Lionsgate
Art Direction and Production Design
David Wasco
La La Land
Lionsgate
Costume Design
Madeline Fontaine
Jackie
Fox Searchlight
TELEVISION
Miniseries/Motion Picture Made for Television
The People v. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story
FX
Actress in a Miniseries or a Motion Picture Made for Television
Sarah Paulson
The People v. O.J. Simpson:, FX
Actor in a Miniseries or a Motion Picture Made for Television
Bryan Cranston
All the Way, HBO
Actress in a Supporting Role in a Series, Miniseries or Motion Picture made for Television
(TIE) Olivia Colman
The Night Manager, AMC
Rhea Seehorn
Better Call Saul, AMC
Actor in a Supporting Role in a Series, Miniseries or Motion Picture made for Television
Ben Mendelsohn
Bloodline, Netflix
Television Series, Drama
The Crown
Netflix
Television Series, Genre
Outlander
Starz
Actress in a Series, Drama / Genre
Evan Rachel Wood
Westworld, HBO
Actor in a Series, Drama / Genre
Dominic West
The Affair, Showtime
Television Series, Comedy or Musical
Silicon Valley
HBO
Actress in a Series, Comedy or Musical
Taylor Schilling
Orange is the New Black, Netflix
Actor in a Series, Comedy or Musical
William H. Macy
Shameless, Showtime
BLU-RAY DVD’S
BEST OVERALL
Outlander
Starz
YOUTH
Zootopia
Disney
VIDEO GAMES
SPORTS/RACING GAME
NHL 17
EA
ACTION/ADVENTURE GAME
Dark Souls III
From Software
MOBILE GAME
Mini Metro
Dinosaur Polo Club