New York Film Critics Circle awards Carol with four wins

The New York Film Critics Circle Awards were announced today and there were plenty of surprises in store, such as Best Supporting Actress going to Kristen Stewart for Clouds of Sils Maria and Best Actor going to Michael Keaton for Spotlight—a role many consider supporting. One of the biggest surprises of the night Carol‘s Best Picture win, as Spotlight seemed to be the critical pick.  Carol ended up winning in four categories total, including Best Director, Screenplay, and Cinematography. A few other highlights include a Best Actress win for Saorise Ronan, who played an Irish immigrant in Brooklyn, and a Best Supporting Actor win going to three-time Tony winner Mark Rylance for his portrayal of a Soviet spy in Bridge of Spies. Surprises aside, critical and audience favorite Inside Out took home Best Animated Feature—and well deserved, as well. Often, the New York Film Critics Circle Awards awards are considered a barometer of the Academy Award nominations, so check out the wins below and start your betting pools!

Best Picture

Carol 2Carol

Best Actor

MichaelKeatonMichael Keaton, Spotlight 

 

Best Actress

brooklynSaoirse Ronan – Brooklyn 


Best Supporting Actress

Kristen Stewart 1Kristen Stewart – Clouds of Sils Maria 

 

Best Director

Todd HaynesTodd Haynes, Carol

 

Best Foreign Language Film

timbuktu 1Timbuktu

Best Non-Fiction Film (Documentary)

19668-in_jackson_heights_-_pedestrians_on_37th_aveIn Jackson Heights

Best Animated Film

Inside outInside Out

Best Supporting Actor

Mark RylanceMark Rylance, Bridge of Spies

 

Best First Film

Son of SaulSon of Saul – Lázló Nemes (Director)

Best Cinematography

Carol 1Carol – Edward Lachman 

Best Screenplay

Carol

Special Award

ennio-morricone-1Ennio Morricone

Special Award

William Becker and Janus Films

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