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Los Angeles Film Critics (LAFCA) 2024: Winners List


The Los Angeles Film Critics Association (LAFCA), one of the crucial revered voices in cinematic recognition, is unveiling its picks for the perfect in movie for 2024. LAFCA’s picks typically function a powerful bellwether for the Oscars.

Since 2000, LAFCA’s selection for finest image has intently aligned with the Academy Awards’ Best Picture nominees, with solely 4 exceptions: “About Schmidt” (2002), “American Splendor” (2003), “WALL-E” (2008) and Steve McQueen’s anthology venture “Small Axe” (2020). Of these chosen, 5 movies went on to win the Oscar for Best Picture: Kathryn Bigelow’s battle drama “The Hurt Locker” (2009), Tom McCarthy’s journalism exposé “Spotlight” (2015), Barry Jenkins’ poignant coming-of-age story “Moonlight” (2016), Bong Joon-ho’s genre-defying “Parasite” (2019) and the multiverse sensation “Everything Everywhere All at Once” (2022).

LAFCA’s Best Director picks are equally predictive, with a exceptional consistency in aligning with the Academy. Since 2009, solely one in every of their chosen administrators has did not obtain an Oscar nomination: Debra Granik for her critically acclaimed indie “Leave No Trace” (2018). In that very same interval, six LAFCA Best Director winners have gone on to assert the Oscar, together with Kathryn Bigelow for “The Hurt Locker,” Alfonso Cuarón for the visually gorgeous “Gravity,” Guillermo del Toro for the fantastical “The Shape of Water,” Bong Joon-ho for the genre-bending “Parasite,” Chloé Zhao for the intimate street drama “Nomadland,” and Jane Campion for her psychological Western “The Power of the Dog.”

This marks the third 12 months for gender-neutral performing classes by the critics’ group.

Founded in 1975, and celebrating its fiftieth 12 months, LAFCA has constructed a popularity for championing daring voices in filmmaking, typically steering the dialog towards movies and artists that problem conventions. The group has already introduced legendary director John Carpenter would be the recipient of this 12 months’s Career Achievement Award.

The annual banquet to honor all of this 12 months’s winners will happen in January.

The record of winners is beneath and can be up to date as they’re introduced. In addition, the Boston Society of Film Critics and Washington D.C. Area Film Critics are additionally saying.

Los Angeles Film Critics Association

Best Picture:
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Director:
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Leading Performances:
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Supporting Performances:
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Screenplay:
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Cinematography: “Nickel Boys” (Amazon MGM Studios)
Runner-up: “The Brutalist”

Editing:
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Production Design:
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Music Score:
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Foreign Language:
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Documentary/Non-Fiction Film:
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New Generation Award:

Douglas Edwards Experimental Film Prize:

Career Achievement Award:


Boston Society of Film Critics

Original Screenplay: “Anora”
New Filmmaker: Annie Baker, “Janet Planet”
Documentary: “No Other Land”
Animated Film: “Flow”
Cinematography: “The Brutalist” (Lol Crawley)
Editing: “Challengers” (Marco Costa)
Score: “The Brutalist” (Daniel Blumberg)

Washington DC Area Film Critics Association

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