The National Society of Film Critics which is made up of 60 of the country’s most prominent movie critics, held its 53rd annual awards voting on Saturday, January 5th, 2019, and chose THE RIDER as Best Picture of the Year 2018.
The Rider
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THE RIDER Named Best Picture of 2018 by National Society of Film Critics
The Rider by Chloe Zhao
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Barack Obama Reveals His Favorite Movies of 2018
If Beale Street Could Talk As he has done each year since 2015, former President Barack Obama released his favorite movies, songs, and books of the year on Facebook and Instagram. Obama’s taste in movies ranges from the popular Black Panther to some very impressive indie films including Eighth Grade, If Beale Street Could Talk, documentary films – Minding the Gap, Won’t You Be My Neighbor; and foreign films – Roma, Shoplifters.
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THE HATE U GIVE is Loved by Indiana Film Journalists, Named Best Film of 2018
THE HATE U GIVE “The Hate U Give,” a drama that examines contemporary race relations in America through the eyes of a culturally conflicted young woman, took three prizes at the 2018 Indiana Film Journalists Association (IFJA) awards, including Best Film.
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ROMA, THE RIDER, WON’T YOU BE MY NEIGHBOR Win 2018 Dallas-Fort Worth Film Critics Association Honors
The Rider by Chloe Zhao The Dallas-Fort Worth Film Critics Association voted the musical drama A STAR IS BORN as the best film of 2018. Rounding out the composite list of the top 10 films of the year were ROMA (2), THE FAVOURITE (3), VICE (4), BLACKkKLANSMAN (5), BLACK PANTHER (6), GREEN BOOK (7), IF BEALE STREET COULD TALK (8), EIGHTH GRADE (9), and CAN YOU EVER FORGIVE ME? (10).
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ZAMA, BURNING, and FIRST REFORMED Top Film Comment 2018 Best Films
First Reformed Lucrecia Martel’s Zama, Lee Chang-dong’s Burning, and Paul Schrader’s First Reformed took the top spots among films released in 2018 on Film Comment’s annual end-of-year survey. Of the films that screened at festivals worldwide but have not announced stateside distribution, Roberto Minervini’s What You Gonna Do When the World’s on Fire?, Mariano Llinás’s La Flor, and Khalik Allah’s Black Mother received the top rankings.
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Alfonso Cuarón’s ROMA Tops Sight & Sound’s Critics Poll of 2018 Best Films
Roma Sight & Sound, the BFI’s international film magazine, today named Alfonso Cuarón’s Roma as the Best Film of 2018 in one of the most anticipated and respected critics’ opinion poll: Sight & Sound’s Films of the Year. Paul Thomas Anderson’s Oscar®-winning Phantom Thread is in second place, followed by Lee Chang-dong’s Burning in third.
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THE FAVOURITE, BLACKkKLANSMAN, EIGHTH GRADE Among Nominees for 2018 Los Angeles Online Film Critics Society Honors
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The Favourite and Black Panther top the 2018 Los Angeles Online Film Critics Society (LAOFCS) nominations list with ten nominations each, followed by A Star is Born with nine and BlacKkKlansman with eight. Indie films were well represented with Bo Burnham’s Eighth Grade scoring six nominations. and Barry Jenkins’ If Beale Street Could Talk scoring a total of five nominations including Best Supporting Actress.
The members of the Los Angeles Online Film Critics Society have also voted on some of the more underrepresented films this award season including Fox’s The Hate U Give, Focus Features’ Tully, Sony Pictures’ Searching, and Roadside’s Ben is Back, among several others.
“In a year where diversity and representation have been at the forefront of so many conversations, I believe that the LAOFCS nominations this year proves how much representation truly matters. There have been a lot of great films this year that have tackled important issues, so I am thrilled to see that reflected in our nominations,” added LAOFCS’ Scott Menzel.
In addition to the film nominations, the LAOFCS will also announce a few other awards including the recipient of this Trailblazer Award which was previously awarded to Jessica Chastain.
The Los Angeles Online Film Critics Society (LAOFCS) 2nd Annual Awards Ceremony will be held on January 9th, 2019, at the Taglyan Complex in Los Angeles.
2018 Los Angeles Online Film Critics SocietyAwards Nominations
Best Picture
A Star is Born Eighth Grade Black Panther The Favourite The Hate U Give BlackKklansman Green Book Roma A Quiet Place SearchingBest Actor
Rami Malek – Bohemian Rhapsody Bradley Cooper – A Star is Born Christian Bale – Vice Ethan Hawke – First Reformed Viggo Mortensen – Green BookBest Actress
Toni Collette – Hereditary Charlize Theron – Tully Lady Gaga – A Star is Born Olivia Colman – The Favourite Nicole Kidman – DestroyerBest Supporting Actor
Adam Driver – BlackKklansman Mahershala Ali – Green Book Russell Hornsby – The Hate U Give Sam Elliott – A Star is Born Richard E. Grant – Can You Ever Forgive Me?Best Supporting Actress
Elizabeth Debicki – Widows Emma Stone – The Favourite Rachel Weisz – The Favourite Regina King – If Beale Street Could Talk Amy Adams – ViceBest Adapted Screenplay
Bradley Cooper and Eric Roth – A Star is Born Spike Lee, David Rabinowitz, Kevin Willmott, and Charlie Wachtel – BlacKkKlansman Barry Jenkins – If Beale Street Could Talk Audrey Wells – The Hate U Give Nicole Holofcener and Jeff Whitty – Can You Ever Forgive Me?Best Original Screenplay
Bryan Woods, Scott Beck, and John Krasinski – A Quiet Place Bo Burnham – Eighth Grade Tony McNamara and Deborah Davis – The Favourite Boots Riley – Sorry to Bother You Adam McKay – ViceBest Male Director
Alfonso Cuaron – Roma Spike Lee – BlackKklansman Yorgos Lanthimos – The Favourite Bradley Cooper – A Star is Born Ryan Coogler – Black PantherBest Female Director
Chloe Zhao – The Rider Debra Granik – Leave No Trace Tamara Jenkins – Private Life Marielle Heller – Can You Ever Forgive Me? Lynne Ramsey – You Were Never Really HereBest Animated Film
Incredibles 2 Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse Isle of Dogs Ralph Breaks the Internet MiraiBest Foreign Film
Burning Cold War Roma Shoplifters GirlBest Documentary
Free Solo Minding the Gap RBG Three Identical Strangers Won’t You Be My Neighbor?Best Visual Effects
Ready Player One Mission Impossible – Fallout First Man Black Panther Avengers: Infinity WarBest Cinematography
Linus Sandgren – First Man James Laxton – If Beale Street Could Talk Alfonso Cuarón – Roma Robbie Ryan – The Favourite Rachel Morrison – Black PantherBest Blockbuster
Avengers: Infinity War Black Panther Deadpool 2 Mission: Impossible Fallout Ready Player OneBest Independent Film
Eighth Grade First Reformed Sorry to Bother You Ben Is Back If Beale Street Could TalkBest First Feature
Bo Burnham – Eighth Grade Bradley Cooper – A Star is Born Ari Aster – Hereditary Paul Dano – Wildlife Aneesh Chaganty – SearchingBest Comedy/Musical
Crazy Rich Asians Game Night Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again! The Favourite Bohemian RhapsodyBest Action Film
Mission: Impossible -Fallout Black Panther Avengers: Infinity War Deadpool 2 WidowsBest Sci-Fi/Horror
A Quiet Place Annihilation Halloween Hereditary SuspiriaBest Performance by an Actor 23 and Under
Alex Wolff – Hereditary Lucas Hedges – Boy Erased Lucas Hedges – Ben Is Back Noah Jupe – A Quiet Place Timothée Chalamet – Beautiful BoyBest Performance by an Actress 23 and Under
Amandla Stenberg – The Hate You Give Elsie Fisher – Eighth Grade Millicent Simmonds – A Quiet Place Milly Shapiro – Hereditary Thomasin McKenzie- Leave No TraceBest Breakthrough Performance
Elsie Fisher – Eighth Grade John David Washington – BlackKklansman Lady Gaga – A Star is Born Yalitza Aparicio – Roma Amandla Stenberg – The Hate U GiveBest Cast
Black Panther The Favourite Blackkklansman Crazy Rich Asians WidowsBest Stunt Work
Avengers: Infinity War Mission: Impossible – Fallout Black Panther Deadpool 2 UpgradeBest Score
Justin Hurwitz – First Man Nicholas Britell – If Beale Street Could Talk Alexandre Desplat – Isle of Dogs Ludwig Göransson- Black Panther Terence Blanchard – BlackKklansmanBest Original Song
All the Stars – Black Panther Shallow – A Star is Born Hollywood Ending – Anna and The Apocalypse Revelation – Boy Erased Hearts Beat Loud – Hearts Beat LoudBest Editing
Adam Gough and Alfonso Cuarón – Roma Nicholas D. Johnson and Will Merrick – Searching Yorgos Mavropsaridis – The Favourite Barry Alexander Brown – BlackKklansman Hank Corwin – ViceBest Visual Effects or Animated Performance
Ben Whishaw – Paddington 2 Jason Liles – Rampage Josh Brolin – Avengers: Infinity War Phoebe Waller-Bridge – Solo: A Star Wars Story Tom Hardy – Venom
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EIGHTH GRADE, THE RIDER, TRANSMILITARY Among Finalists for 44th HUMANITAS Prize
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The HUMANITAS Prize which honors film and television writers whose work inspires compassion, hope, and understanding in the human family, has named fifty-eight film and television writers as finalists for the 44th Annual HUMANITAS Prize. All Prize winners will be announced at The 44th Annual HUMANITAS Prize event on Friday, February 8, 2019 at The Beverly Hills Hotel in Beverly Hills, CA.
Six college students have also been named as finalists for The David and Lynn Angell College Comedy Fellowship and The Carol Mendelsohn College Drama Fellowship. The winning writers in each category will be awarded $20,000 in prize money.
HUMANITAS will also honor Marta Kauffman with The Kieser Award and Kenya Barris with the VOICE FOR CHANGE Award.
Marta Kauffman is a critically acclaimed writer/director/producer. She won a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Comedy Series for Friends, a series she co-created. She also co-created HBO’s Dream On, was the co-producer for NBC’s Veronica’s Closet, and is the co-creator of Netflix’s Grace and Frankie.
Kenya Barris is also a critically acclaimed writer/producer and the creator of ABC’s Black-ish and Grown-ish. He won The HUMANITAS Prize for Black-Ish: “Hope” in 2017. He won the NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Writing in a Comedy Series in 2016/17. He has received three nominations for Outstanding Comedy Series at the Primetime Emmy Awards.
Since its inception in 1974, The HUMANITAS Prize has awarded over $3.5 million to more than 360 deserving television and motion picture writers whose work examines what it means to be a fully realized human being in a world struggling with racism, terrorism, sexism, ageism, anti-Semitism, political polarization, religious fanaticism, extreme poverty, violence, and unemployment. By deeply exploring the cultures, lifestyles, sexual orientations, political views, and religious beliefs of people who are very different from ourselves, we can dissolve the walls of ignorance and fear that separate us from one another.
All winners, except for those in the Independent Feature Film and College Fellowship categories, designate a non-profit focused on nurturing the next generation of writers to receive their earnings. Past recipients have included Young Storytellers, Film2Future, P.S. Arts, The Heidelberg Project, Rosie’s Theatre Kids, International Documentary Association, and Inside Out Writers.
“HUMANITAS enjoyed an embarrassment of riches this year,” said HUMANITAS President Ali LeRoi, “There were so many incredible submissions from such gifted writers.”
44th Annual HUMANITAS Prize Finalists
Drama Feature Film Category
BLACK PANTHER Written by Ryan Coogler & Joe Robert Cole, Based on the Marvel Comics by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby BOY ERASED Screenplay by Joel Edgerton, Based on the memoir Boy Erased by Garrard Conley ON THE BASIS OF SEX Written by Daniel Stiepleman WHAT THEY HAD Written and Directed by Elizabeth ChomkoComedy Feature Film Category
BOUNDARIES Written and Directed by Shana Feste CRAZY RICH ASIANS Screenplay by Peter Chiarelli and Adele Lim, Based on the Novel Crazy Rich Asians by Kevin Kwan EIGHTH GRADE Written and Directed by Bo Burnham LOVE, SIMON Screenplay by Elizabeth Berger & Isaac Aptaker, Based on the Novel Simon vs. The Homo Sapiens Agenda by Becky AlbertalliFamily Feature Film Category
CHRISTOPHER ROBIN Screenplay by Alex Ross Perry and Tom McCarthy and Allison Schroeder, Story by Greg Brooker and Mark Steven Johnson, Based on the characters created by A.A. Milne and E.H. Shepard INCREDIBLES 2 Written and Directed by Brad Bird ISLE OF DOGS Screenplay by Wes Anderson, Story by Wes Anderson, Roman Coppola, Jason Schwartzman, and Kunichi Nomura MARY POPPINS RETURNS Screenplay by David Magee, Screen Story by David Magee & Rob Marshall & John DeLuca, Based upon the Mary Poppins stories by P.L. TraversIndependent Feature Film Category
BRIAN BANKS Written by Doug Atchison LAUGH OR DIE Screenplay by Heikki Kujanpää and Mikko Reitala SORRY TO BOTHER YOU Written and Directed by Boots Riley THE GRIZZLIES Written by Moira Walley-Beckett and Graham Yost THE RIDER Written and Directed by Chloé ZhaoDocumentary Category
TRANSMILITARY Concept by Fiona Dawson, Written by Jamie Coughlin and Gabriel Silverman, Directed by Gabriel Silverman, Co-Directed by Fiona Dawson STOLEN DAUGHTERS: KIDNAPPED BY BOKO HARAM Written and Produced by Karen Edwards, Directed by Gemma Atwal THE FOURTH ESTATE, “Part 3: American Carnage” Directed by Liz Garbus and Jenny Carchman, Produced by Liz Garbus, Jenny Carchman, Justin Wilkes THE PRICE OF FREE Story by Davis Guggenheim, Derek Doneen, Sarah Anthony, Directed by Derek Doneen, Produced by Davis Guggenheim and Sarah Anthony60-minute Drama Category
GOD FRIENDED ME, “Pilot” Written by Steven Lilien & Bryan Wynbrandt ORANGE IS THE NEW BLACK, “Be Free” Written by Brian Chamberlayne THE GOOD DOCTOR, “More” Written by David Shore & Lloyd Gilyard Jr. THIS IS US, “This Big, Amazing, Beautiful Life” Written by Kay Oyegun30-minute Comedy Category
DEAR WHITE PEOPLE, “Volume 2: Chapter VIII” Written by Jack Moore ONE DAY AT A TIME, “Hello, Penelope” Written by Michelle Badillo & Caroline Levich THE GOOD PLACE, “Jeremy Bearimy” Written by Megan Amram THE MARVELOUS MRS. MAISEL, “Mid-way to Mid-town” Written and Directed by Amy Sherman-PalladinoChildren’s Teleplay Category
ALEXA & KATIE, “Winter Formal, Part 2” Written by Matthew Carlson MY LITTLE PONY: FRIENDSHIP IS MAGIC, “Surf and/or Turf” Written by Brian Hohlfeld MUPPET BABIES, “You Say Potato, I Say Best Friend” Written by Laura Sreebny Z-O-M-B-I-E-S Written by David Light & Joseph Raso, Based on Zombies & Cheerleaders Written by David Light & Joseph RasoThe David and Lynn Angell College Comedy Fellowship
BAND OF MOTHERS – Sabrina Brennan (USC) FERNANDO – Adam Lujan (NYU) HEAD CASE – Ellie Goodman (Northwestern University)The Carol Mendelsohn College Drama Fellowship
RUE PIGALLE – Jessica Shields (Columbia University) THE BARGEMAN – Joe Hemphill (Boston University) WILCOX PARK – Omar Willis (USC)
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National Board of Review Announces 2018 Film Honorees, GREEN BOOK Named Best Film of the Year
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The National Board of Review named Green Book as Best Film of the Year, Bradley Cooper as Best Director of the Year for A Star is Born, Viggo Mortensen as Best Actor of the Year for his performance in Green Book, and Lady Gaga as Best Actress of the Year for her performance in A Star is Born.
NBR President Annie Schulhof said, “We are proud to honor Green Book as our best film – it is a warm and heartfelt look at a remarkable friendship, brought to the screen at a moment where its story of love, compassion, and shared humanity deeply resonates. We are also thrilled to award Bradley Cooper as our best director – he is an extraordinary talent behind the camera, bringing a fresh and modern perspective, as well as superb craftsmanship and tremendous heart, to the classic story of A Star is Born.”
The 2018 awards continue the NBR’s tradition of recognizing excellence in filmmaking, going back 109 years. This year 261 films were viewed by this select group of film enthusiasts, filmmakers, professionals, academics, and students, many of which were followed by in-depth discussions with directors, actors, producers, and screenwriters.
The National Board of Review’s awards celebrate the art of cinema, with categories that include Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor and Actress, Best Original and Adapted Screenplay, Breakthrough Performance, and Directorial Debut, as well as signature honors such as Freedom of Expression and the William K. Everson Film History Award.
The honorees will be feted at the NBR Awards Gala, hosted by Willie Geist, on Tuesday, January 8, 2019 at Cipriani 42nd Street.
2018 National Board of Review Award WInners
Best Film: GREEN BOOK Best Director: Bradley Cooper, A STAR IS BORN Best Actor: Viggo Mortensen, GREEN BOOK Best Actress: Lady Gaga, A STAR IS BORN Best Supporting Actor: Sam Elliott, A STAR IS BORN Best Supporting Actress: Regina King, IF BEALE STREET COULD TALK Best Original Screenplay: Paul Schrader, FIRST REFORMED Best Adapted Screenplay: Barry Jenkins, IF BEALE STREET COULD TALK Best Animated Feature: INCREDIBLES 2 Breakthrough Performance: Thomasin McKenzie, LEAVE NO TRACE Best Directorial Debut: Bo Burnham, EIGHTH GRADE Best Foreign Language Film: COLD WAR Best Documentary: RBG Best Ensemble: CRAZY RICH ASIANS William K. Everson Film History Award: THE OTHER SIDE OF THE WIND and THEY’LL LOVE ME WHEN I’M DEAD NBR Freedom of Expression Award: 22 JULY NBR NBR Freedom of Expression Award: ON HER SHOULDERS Top Films (in alphabetical order) The Ballad of Buster Scruggs Black Panther Can You Ever Forgive Me? Eighth Grade First Reformed If Beale Street Could Talk Mary Poppins Returns A Quiet Place Roma A Star Is Born Top 5 Foreign Language Films (in alphabetical order) Burning Custody The Guilty Happy as Lazzaro Shoplifters Top 5 Documentaries (in alphabetical order) Crime + Punishment Free Solo Minding the Gap Three Identical Strangers Won’t You Be My Neighbor? Top 10 Independent Films (in alphabetical order) The Death of Stalin Lean on Pete Leave No Trace Mid90s The Old Man & the Gun The Rider Searching Sorry to Bother You We the Animals You Were Never Really Here
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EIGHTH GRADE, THE RIDER, FIRST REFORMED Win 2018 Gotham Independent Film Awards
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Chloe Zhao’s The Rider snagged the top award for Best Feature at 2018 Gotham Independent Film Awards, but the night really belonged to Eighth Grade and First Reformed, who each won two awards, the most of the night. Eighth Grade won the Bingham Ray Breakthrough Director Award for director Bo Burnham and Breakthrough Actor for Elsie Fisher; and First Reformed won the awards for Best Screenplay for Paul Schrader, along with Best Actor for Ethan Hawke.
Documentary films were well represented this year with Hale County This Morning, This Evening directed by RaMell Ross taking home the award for Best Documentary; and another documentary Won’t You Be My Neighbor? directed by Morgan Neville, won the IFP Gotham Audience Award.
The Favourite continued to dominate the early awards circuit winning the Special Jury Award For Ensemble Performance for Olivia Colman, Emma Stone, and Rachel Weisz
Winners of 2018 Gotham Independent Film Awards
Best Feature The Rider Chloe Zhao, Director; Bert Hamelinck, Chloé Zhao, Mollye Asher, Sacha Ben Harroche, Producers (Sony Pictures Classics) Best Documentary Hale County This Morning, This Evening RaMell Ross, Director; Joslyn Barnes, RaMell Ross, Su Kim, Producers (The Cinema Guild) Bingham Ray Breakthrough Director Award Bo Burnham, Eighth Grade Best Screenplay Paul Schrader, First Reformed Best Actor Ethan Hawke, First Reformed Best Actress Toni Collette, Hereditary Breakthrough Actor Elsie Fisher, Eighth Grade Breakthrough Series – Long Form Killing Eve Breakthrough Series – Short Form 195 Lewis Special Jury Award For Ensemble Performance The Favourite: Olivia Colman, Emma Stone, and Rachel Weisz IFP Gotham Audience Award: Won’t You Be My Neighbor?
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THE FAVOURITE Starring Emma Stone and Rachel Weisz Leads 2018 British Independent Film Awards Nominations
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The Favourite, Yorgos Lanthimos’s black comedy about the 18th century court of Queen Anne, leads the list of nominations for the 2018 British Independent Film Awards (BIFAs) with 13 noms including Best British Independent Film, Best Director and Best Screenplay. The Favourite also sweeps the technical categories, newly introduced for the 2017 awards, with nominations for seven of the nine awards, including Best Production Design, Best Cinematography supported by Blackmagic Design, Best Make-up & Hair Design and Best Costume Design.
The Best British Independent Film nominees are American Animals – with 11 nominations, Beast – with 10 nominations, Disobedience – with 5 nominations, You Were Never Really Here – with 8 nominations, and The Favourite.
The nominations list demonstrates a record year for female representation, with over 40% of the individual nominations recognizing women in the industry across directing, writing, producing, performance and craft. Female nominees make up over 50% of the talent nominated for Best British Independent Film and dominate both Most Promising Newcomer and Breakthrough Producer supported by Creativity Media, with four out of five nominations for each award. Over 140 British films were submitted for consideration and 37 different British feature films have been nominated across the BIFA categories.
BEST BRITISH INDEPENDENT FILM
AMERICAN ANIMALS BART LAYTON / KATHERINE BUTLER / DIMITRI DOGANIS / DERRIN SCHLESINGER / MARY JANE SKALSKI BEAST MICHAEL PEARCE / KRISTIAN BRODIE / LAUREN DARK / IVANA MACKINNON DISOBEDIENCE SEBASTIÁN LELIO / REBECCA LENKIEWICZ / ED GUINEY / FRIDA TORRESBLANCO / RACHEL WEISZ THE FAVOURITE YORGOS LANTHIMOS / DEBORAH DAVIS / TONY MCNAMARA / CECI DEMPSEY / ED GUINEY / LEE MAGIDAY YOU WERE NEVER REALLY HERE LYNNE RAMSAY / PASCAL CAUCHETEUX / ROSA ATTAB / JAMES WILSON / REBECCA O’BRIENBEST SCREENPLAY
AMERICAN ANIMALS BART LAYTON BEAST MICHAEL PEARCE DISOBEDIENCE SEBASTIÁN LELIO / REBECCA LENKIEWICZ THE FAVOURITE DEBORAH DAVIS / TONY MCNAMARA YOU WERE NEVER REALLY HERE LYNNE RAMSAYBEST DIRECTOR
AMERICAN ANIMALS BART LAYTON BEAST MICHAEL PEARCE THE FAVOURITE YORGOS LANTHIMOS LEAN ON PETE ANDREW HAIGH YOU WERE NEVER REALLY HERE LYNNE RAMSAYBEST BRITISH SHORT
THE BIG DAY DAWN SHADFORTH / KELLIE SMITH / MICHELLE STEIN BITTER SEA FATEME AHMADI / EMMA PARSONS THE FIELD SANDHYA SURI / BALTHAZAR DE GANAY / THOMAS BIDEGAIN POMMEL PARIS ZARCILLA / SEBASTIAN BROWN / IVAN KELAVA TO KNOW HIM TED EVANS / KELLIE SMITH / JENNIFER MONKS / MICHELLE STEINBEST ACTOR
THE HAPPY PRINCE RUPERT EVERETT LEAN ON PETE CHARLIE PLUMMER A PRAYER BEFORE DAWN JOE COLE STAN & OLLIE STEVE COOGAN YOU WERE NEVER REALLY HERE JOAQUIN PHOENIXBEST ACTRESS
BEAST JESSIE BUCKLEY DISOBEDIENCE RACHEL WEISZ THE ESCAPE GEMMA ARTERTON THE FAVOURITE OLIVIA COLMAN FUNNY COW MAXINE PEAKEBEST SUPPORTING ACTOR
AMERICAN ANIMALS EVAN PETERS AMERICAN ANIMALS BARRY KEOGHAN COLETTE DOMINIC WEST DISOBEDIENCE ALESSANDRO NIVOLA LEAN ON PETE STEVE BUSCEMIBEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS
APOSTASY MOLLY WRIGHT DISOBEDIENCE RACHEL MCADAMS THE FAVOURITE EMMA STONE THE FAVOURITE RACHEL WEISZ STAN & OLLIE NINA ARIANDAMOST PROMISING NEWCOMER
APOSTASY MOLLY WRIGHT BEAST JESSIE BUCKLEY BEEN SO LONG MICHAELA COEL JELLYFISH LIV HILL OBEY MARCUS RUTHERFORDTHE DISCOVERY AWARD
THE DIG ANDY TOHILL / RYAN TOHILL / STUART DRENNAN / BRIAN J. FALCONER IRENE’S GHOST IAIN CUNNINGHAM / REBECCA MARK-LAWSON / DAVID ARTHUR / ELLIE LAND A MOMENT IN THE REEDS MIKKO MAKELA / JAMES WATSON SUPER NOVEMBER DOUGLAS KING / JOSIE LONG VOYAGEUSE MAY MILES THOMASTHE DOUGLAS HICKOX AWARD (DEBUT DIRECTOR)
APOSTASY DANIEL KOKOTAJLO BEAST MICHAEL PEARCE CALIBRE MATT PALMER PILI LEANNE WELHAM RAY & LIZ RICHARD BILLINGHAMDEBUT SCREENWRITER
AMERICAN ANIMALS BART LAYTON APOSTASY DANIEL KOKOTAJLO BEAST MICHAEL PEARCE CALIBRE MATT PALMER THE PARTY’S JUST BEGINNING KAREN GILLANBEST DOCUMENTARY
BEING FRANK: THE CHRIS SIEVEY STORY STEVE SULLIVAN EVELYN ORLANDO VON EINSIEDEL / JOANNA NATASEGARA ISLAND STEVEN EASTWOOD / ELHUM SHAKERIFAR NAE PASARAN FELIPE BUSTOS SIERRA UNDER THE WIRE CHRIS MARTIN / TOM BRISLEYBREAKTHROUGH PRODUCER
APOSTASY MARCIE MACLELLAN BEAST KRISTIAN BRODIE CALIBRE ANNA GRIFFIN RAY & LIZ JACQUI DAVIES STAN & OLLIE FAYE WARDBEST INTERNATIONAL INDEPENDENT FILM
CAPERNAUM NADINE LABAKI / JIHAD HOJEILY / MICHELLE KESERWANI / KHALED MOUZANAR / MICHEL MERKT COLD WAR PAWEL PAWLIKOWSKI / JANUSZ GLOWACKI / EWA PUSZCZYNSKA / TANYA SEGHATCHIAN THE RIDER CHLOÉ ZHAO / MOLLYE ASHER / SACHA BEN HARROCHE / BERT HAMELINCK ROMA ALFONSO CUARÓN / GABRIELA RODRIGUEZ / NICOLÁS CELIS SHOPLIFTERS HIROKAZU KOREEDABEST CASTING
AMERICAN ANIMALS AVY KAUFMAN APOSTASY MICHELLE SMITH BEAST JULIE HARKIN THE FAVOURITE DIXIE CHASSAY STAN & OLLIE ANDY PRYORBEST CINEMATOGRAPHY
AMERICAN ANIMALS OLE BRATT BIRKELAND THE FAVOURITE ROBBIE RYAN LEAN ON PETE MAGNUS NORDENHOF JØNCK A PRAYER BEFORE DAWN DAVID UNGARO YOU WERE NEVER REALLY HERE TOM TOWNENDBEST COSTUME DESIGN
COLETTE ANDREA FLESCH AN EVENING WITH BEVERLY LUFF LINN ALYSSA TULL THE FAVOURITE SANDY POWELL PETERLOO JACQUELINE DURRAN STAN & OLLIE GUY SPERANZABEST EDITING
AMERICAN ANIMALS NICK FENTON / JULIAN HART / CHRIS GILL THE FAVOURITE YORGOS MAVROPSARIDIS HAPPY NEW YEAR, COLIN BURSTEAD BEN WHEATLEY A PRAYER BEFORE DAWN MARC BOUCROT YOU WERE NEVER REALLY HERE JOE BINIBEST MAKE-UP & HAIR DESIGN
COLETTE IVANA PRIMORAC THE FAVOURITE NADIA STACEY PETERLOO CHRISTINE BLUNDELL A PRAYER BEFORE DAWN STACEY LOUISE HOLMAN STAN & OLLIE MARK COULIER / JEREMY WOODHEADBEST MUSIC
AMERICAN ANIMALS ANNE NIKITIN BEAST JIM WILLIAMS FUNNY COW RICHARD HAWLEY ISLAND OF THE HUNGRY GHOSTS AARON CUPPLES YOU WERE NEVER REALLY HERE JONNY GREENWOODBEST PRODUCTION DESIGN
COLETTE MICHAEL CARLIN THE FAVOURITE FIONA CROMBIE PETERLOO SUZIE DAVIES RAY & LIZ BECK RAINFORD STAN & OLLIE JOHN PAUL KELLYBEST SOUND
AMERICAN ANIMALS ANDREW STIRK THE FAVOURITE JOHNNIE BURN A PRAYER BEFORE DAWN SÉVERIN FAVRIAU TIME TRIAL CJ MIRRA YOU WERE NEVER REALLY HERE PAUL DAVIESBEST EFFECTS
DEAD IN A WEEK (OR YOUR MONEY BACK) MATTHEW STRANGE / MARK WELLBAND EARLY MAN HOWARD JONES PETERLOO GEORGE ZWIER / PAUL DRIVER
