Sean Baker’s Anora and Brady Corbet’s The Brutalist lead the nominations for the 45th London Critics’ Circle Film Awards, each with seven nominations.
The Brutalist (2024)
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‘The Brutalist’ and Anora Lead Nominations for 45th London Critics’ Circle Film Awards
Adrien Brody, Joe Alwyn in The Brutalist (Lol Crawley / A24)
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‘The Substance’ Wins Best Picture at 2024 Seattle Film Critics Society Awards
Margaret Qualley in The Substance (courtesy Mubi) Coralie Fargeat’s The Substance won Best Picture at the 2024 Seattle Film Critics Society Awards. The film stars Demi Moore along with Margaret Qualley who won for Best Supporting Actress.
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97th Academy Awards Reveals Shortlists for International and Documentary Feature, Short, Makeup, Music, Sound
(Al Seib / ©A.M.P.A.S.) The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced the shortlists in 10 categories for the 97th Academy Awards®: Documentary Feature Film, Documentary Short Film, International Feature Film, Makeup and Hairstyling, Music (Original Score), Music (Original Song), Animated Short Film, Live Action Short Film, Sound and Visual Effects.
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‘The Substance’ Wins Big at Indiana Film Journalists Awards – Best Film, Director for Coralie Fargeat, Acting for Demi Moore and Margaret Qualley
Demi Moore in The Substance (Mubi) The Substance was the big winner of the 2024 Indiana Film Journalists Association (IFJA) awards, receiving a whopping six wins including Best Film, Best Director for Coralie Fargeat, Lead performance for Demi Moore and Supporting performance for Margaret Qualley.
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‘The Brutalist’ Wins Best Picture, ‘Conclave’ Dominates with 5 Wins at Phoenix Film Critics Society Awards
Conclave (Focus Features) Brady Corbet’s The Brutalist was awarded Best Picture at the Phoenix Film Critics Society’s 2024 awards, however, while Conclave dominated with five wins including Best Director for Edward Berger, Best Actor for Ralph Fiennes and Best Ensemble Acting.
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‘Nickel Boys’ Tops Toronto Film Critics Association Awards, Wins Best Film, Best Director for RaMell Ross
Brandon Wilson stars as Turner in RaMell Ross’s Nickel Boys. Photo credit: Courtesy of Orion Pictures RaMell Ross’s Nickel Boys was the big winner of the Toronto Film Critics Association (TFCA) 28th annual awards, winning three Awards, including Best Picture, Best Director for Ross and Best Adapted Screenplay for Ross and Joslyn Barnes.
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Brady Corbet’s The Brutalist Wins Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor for Adrien Brody at Phoenix Critics Circle Awards
Alessandro Nivola, Adrien Brody in The Brutalist (Lol Crawley. A24) The Brutalist was awarded the honor of Best Picture of 2024 by the Phoenix Critics Circle along with Best Director for Brady Corbet, Best Actor for Adrien Brody, and Best Score.
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Conclave Leads Nominations for Alliance of Women Film Journalists Eda Awards
Conclave (Focus Features) Edward Berger’s Conclave lead the 9 nominations for the 2024 Alliance of Women Film Journalists (AWFJ), with 9, including Best Film, Best Director, Best Supporting Actress for Isabella Rossellini, Best Actor fot Ralph Fiennes, Best Supporting Actor for Stanley Tucci, and Best Ensemble Cast .
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The Brutalist Named Best Film at Chicago Film Critics Awards, RaMell Ross’s Nickel Boys Wins 4
Adrien Brody in The Brutalist (Lol Crawley, A24) The Chicago Film Critics Association awarded Brady Corbet’s The Brutalist the top honor of Best Picture of the year. Nickel Boys, however, received the most honors, with four total wins including Best Director along with Breakthrough Filmmaker Award for RaMell Ross, Best Best Adapted Screenplay for Ross with Joslyn Barnes, and Best Cinematography.
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‘The Brutalist’ Trailer 2 – Adrien Brody, Felicity Jones, Guy Pearce Star in Brady Corbet’s Golden Globe-Nominated Historical Epic Film
Joe Alwyn, Guy Pearce, Stacy Martin, Adrien Brody, Felicity Jones, Raffey Cassidy in The Brutalist (Lol Crawley, A24) Following its 7 Golden Globe nominations including Best Picture and Best Actor for Adrien Brody, Brady Corbet’s historical epic The Brutalist unveiled its new trailer ahead of its release this December. The film follows a visionary Hungarian-Jewish architect and his family as he moves to America to rebuild his life after escaping post-war Europe.
