San Diego Film Critics winners: ‘Leave No Trace’ takes Best Picture, Director, Breakout Artist
The San Diego Film Critics Society has chosen Leave No Trace as its Best Picture for 2018, its director Debra Granik as Best Director and... Read More
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‘Green Book,’ ‘Buster Scruggs’ lead San Diego Film Critics nominations
Often left of center when it comes to critics’ awards nominations, the San Diego Film Critics Society veered to the middle this year with a... Read More
‘Get Out’ Wins San Diego Film Critics Best Pic; Sally Hawkins Ties Herself in Best Actress, James McAvoy is Best Actor
Dunkirk and The Shape of Water may have gotten the most nominations but Jordan Peele’s Get Out came out the winner today, earning the San... Read More
San Diego Film Critics Society Nominations: Dunkirk, Shape of Water Lead plus double mentions for Sally Hawkins
Dunkirk, Three Billboards Outside of Ebbing, Missouri, and The Shape of Water each picked up eight nominations from the San Diego Film Critics Society today.... Read More
2016-2017 Awards Tracker – The Critics
[divider style=”solid” top=”20″ bottom=”20″] Keeping track of who wins what from what group can be confusing so here is a handy-dandy graphic that details the... Read More
San Diego Film Critics Society Winners: Hell or High Water Rises
Best Picture: HELL OR HIGH WATER Runner Up: LA LA LAND Best Director: David Mackenzie, HELL OR HIGH WATER Runner Up: Damien Chazelle, LA LA LAND Best Actor,... Read More
‘Nightcrawler’ Dominates San Diego Critics with 7 Wins
In what can only be described as a massive sweep, Open Road Films‘s Nightcrawler laid waste to everyone and everything today as the San Diego Film... Read More
Critics Roundup, part 1: San Diego, St. Louis, Detroit
After the announcements in the past week by critics heavyweights NYFCC and LAFCA, the avalanche of smaller critics societies is slowly building. Although we of... Read More
Critics Societies Roundup 1
In the past few days, focus has been mainly on the LAFCA announcing their winners on Sunday, and the SAG Awards nominations being announced... Read More
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