Black Panther dominated the 19th Black Reel Awards with record-breaking 10 wins, including Outstanding Motion Picture, Outstanding Actor (Chadwick Boseman), Outstanding Supporting Actor (Michael B. Jordan) and Outstanding Director (Ryan Coogler). The film had a record-setting 17 nominations.
Barry Jenkins’ If Beale Street Could Talk was next with four major wins including Outstanding Actress (KiKi Layne) and Outstanding Supporting Actress (Regina King).
Sorry to Bother You, from first-time director Boots Riley, won three including Outstanding Screenplay.
Here is the full list of winners of the 19th Black Reel Awards.
Outstanding Motion Picture
Black Panther | Kevin Feige, producer
Outstanding Actor
Chadwick Boseman | Black Panther
Outstanding Actress
Kiki Layne | If Beale Street Could Talk
Outstanding Director
Ryan Coogler | Black Panther
Outstanding Supporting Actor
Michael B. Jordan | Black Panther
Outstanding Supporting Actress
Regina King | If Beale Street Could Talk
Outstanding Screenplay
Sorry to Bother You | Boots Riley
Outstanding Ensemble
Black Panther | Sarah Finn, casting director
Outstanding Documentary Feature
Quincy | Rashida Jones & Alan Hicks, directors
Outstanding Foreign-Language/World Cinema Motion Picture
Lionheart (Nigeria) | Genevieve Nnaji, director
Outstanding Voice Performance
Shameik Moore | Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse
Outstanding Score
If Beale Street Could Talk | Nicholas Britell, composer
Outstanding Original Song
“All the Stars” (Black Panther) | Kendrick Lamar & SZA (performers)
Outstanding Independent Feature
Jinn | Nijla Mumin
Outstanding Independent Documentary
Sammy Davis Jr.: I’ve Gotta Be Me | Samuel D. Pollard, director
Outstanding Short Film
The Tale of Four | Gabourey Sidibe, director
Outstanding Emerging Director
Boots Riley | Sorry to Bother You
Outstanding Breakthrough Performance, Male
Winston Duke | Black Panther
Outstanding Breakthrough Performance, Female
Letitia Wright | Black Panther
Outstanding First Screenplay
Sorry to Bother You | Boots Riley
Outstanding Cinematography
If Beale Street Could Talk | James Laxton, cinematographer
Outstanding Costume Design
Black Panther | Ruth E. Carter, costume designer
Outstanding Production Design
Black Panther | Hannah Beachler, production designer
Wins by Film
Black Panther – 10 wins
Outstanding Motion Picture
Outstanding Actor – Chadwick Boseman
Outstanding Director – Ryan Coogler
Outstanding Supporting Actor – Michael B. Jordan
Outstanding Ensemble
Outstanding Original Song – “All the Stars” (Kendrick Lamar & SZA)
Outstanding Breakthrough Performance, Male – Winston Duke
Outstanding Breakthrough Performance, Female – Letitia Wright
Outstanding Costume Design
Outstanding Production Design
If Beale Street Could Talk – 4 wins
Outstanding Actress – Kiki Layne
Outstanding Supporting Actress – Regina King
Outstanding Score
Outstanding Cinematography
Jinn – 1 win
Outstanding Independent Feature
Lionheart – 1 win
Outstanding Foreign-Language/World Cinema Motion Picture
Quincy – 1 win
Outstanding Documentary Feature
Sammy Davis Jr.: I’ve Gotta Be Me – 1 win
Outstanding Independent Documentary
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse – 1 win
Outstanding Voice Performance – Shameik Moore
Sorry to Bother You – 3 wins
Outstanding Screenplay
Outstanding Emerging Director – Boots Riley
Outstanding First Screenplay
The Tale of Four – 1 win
Outstanding Short Film
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