As a result of the large volume of films, there will be six slots for each category and the winner marked in BOLD.
Best American Film
The Master *WINNER*
Margaret
The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo
The Grey
Argo
The Perks of Being A Wallflower
Best British Film
Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy
Shame *WINNER*
Weekend
This Must Be The Place
Berberian Sound Studio
The Angels' Share
Best Australian Film
The Sapphires
Hail
Not Suitable For Children
Lore *WINNER*
Wish You Were Here
Best Foreign Language Film
Holy Motors *WINNER*
Monsieur Lazhar
Amour
Caesar Must Die
Oslo, August 31st
Bleak Night
Best Film (Overall)
Holy Motors *WINNER*
Shame
The Master
Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy
Monsieur Lazhar
Margaret
Best Director
Leos Carax - Holy Motors *WINNER*
Steve McQueen - Shame
Paul Thomas Anderson - The Master
Tomas Alfredson - Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy
Michael Haneke - Amour
Joachim Trier - Oslo, August 31st
Best Lead Male Performance
Michael Fassbender - Shame *WINNER*
Denis Lavant - Holy Motors
Joaquin Phoenix - The Master
Mads Mikkelsen - The Hunt
Jean-Louis Trintignant - Amour
Matthew McConaughey - Killer Joe
Best Lead Female Performance
Rooney Mara - The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo
Anna Paquin - Margaret
Emanuelle Riva - Amour *WINNER*
Charlize Theron - Young Adult
Mary Elizabeth Winstead - Smashed
Marion Cotillard - Rust and Bone
Best Supporting Female Performance
Amy Adams - The Master
Carey Mulligan - Shame
Emily Blunt - Your Sister's Sister *WINNER*
Rosemarie DeWitt - Your Sister's Sister *WINNER*
Anne Hathaway - Les Miserables
Gina Gershon - Killer Joe
Best Supporting Male Performance
Matthew McConaughey - Magic Mike/Bernie
Scoot McNairy - Killing Them Softly
Phillip Seymour Hoffman - The Master *WINNER*
Ezra Miller - The Perks of Being A Wallflower
Ben Kingsley - Hugo
Frank Grillo - The Grey
Best Original Screenplay
Leos Carax - Holy Motors
Steve McQueen/Abi Morgan - Shame
Paul Thomas Anderson - The Master
Kenneth Lonergan - Margaret *WINNER*
Michael Haneke - Amour
Joachim Trier/Eskil Vogt - Oslo, August 31st
Best Adapted Screenplay
Bridget O'Connor/Peter Straughan - Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy *WINNER*
Chris Terrio - Argo
Steve Zaillian - The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo
Joe Carnahan/Ian MacKenzie Jeffers - The Grey
Richard Linklater/Skip Hollandsworth - Bernie
Steven Chbosky - The Perks of Being A Wallflower
Best Cinematography
Holy Motors
The Master
This Must Be The Place
The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo
Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy
Once Upon A Time In Anatolia *WINNER*
Best Original Score/Soundtrack
The Master
Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy
The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo *WINNER (Score)*
Moonrise Kingdom
From Up On Poppy Hill
Cafe De Flore
Shame *WINNER (Soundtrack)*
This Must Be The Place
The Perks of Being A Wallflower
Searching For Sugar Man
Best Documentary
Marina Abramovic: The Artist is Present
The Imposter *WINNER*
Undefeated
Searching For Sugar Man
Side By Side
Indie Game: The Movie
Best Animated Film
From Up On Poppy Hill *WINNER*
Wrinkles
Brave
Frankenweenie
Best Scene
'Brandon takes a run' - Shame
'Interlude' - Holy Motors *WINNER*
'Processing' - The Master
'I'm done' - The Grey
'This Must Be The Place' - This Must Be The Place
'Hallway Takedown' - The Raid
Now, it is very likely I have forgotten to include some worthy nominees, but when reflecting on an entire year of film it is hard just narrowing the categories down to six. Thoughts?
Pretty strong choices in almost every category. Holy Motors is currently in my Top 3 for 2012 but haven't decided on its placing and is extraordinary. A sort of once in a life time film. Glad to see Shame feature so prominently too.
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen Holy Motors yet, but judging by what I've heard and your awards, it just keeps moving up my watch list. I can't argue with your pick of The Master. I had a mixed reaction to it; I greatly admire the themes that PT Anderson is tackling and the strong work from the actors, yet I didn't love the experience watching it. I think it will take a second viewing before I really figure out what I think. Shame was also a really strong movie (I saw it in 2011) with remarkable work from Michael Fassbender.
ReplyDeleteAwesome awards! Fassbender beats Lavant for actor? That really surprised me, but it speaks to how much you admired Fassbender's work. Great list!
ReplyDeleteGreat list! I am really looking forward to The Master and Amour.
ReplyDeleteSad to see The Hunt lose out so much but even more intrigued about Holy Motors now!
ReplyDeleteI don't share your enthusiasm for Holy Motors (I wish I did!) but I was glad to see someone more loving Your Sister's Sister! It's been a wonderful year of movies, which is reflected by your list.
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