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50th NSFC Awards
Best Film:
Spotlight
The 50th National Society of Film Critics Awards, given on 3 January 2016, honored the best in film for
2015.
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Winners
Winners are listed in boldface along with the runner-up positions and counts from the final round:
Best Picture
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Spotlight (23)
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Carol (17)
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Mad Max: Fury Road (13)
Best Director
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Todd Haynes –
Carol (21)
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Tom McCarthy –
Spotlight (21)
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George Miller –
Mad Max: Fury Road (20)
Best Actor
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Michael B. Jordan –
Creed (29)
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Géza Röhrig –
Son of Saul (18)
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Tom Courtenay –
45 Years (15)
Best Actress
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Charlotte Rampling –
45 Years (57)
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Saoirse Ronan –
Brooklyn (30)
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Nina Hoss –
Phoenix (22)
Best Supporting Actor
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Mark Rylance –
Bridge of Spies (56)
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Michael Shannon –
99 Homes (15)
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Sylvester Stallone –
Creed (14)
Best Supporting Actress
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Kristen Stewart –
Clouds of Sils Maria (53)
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Alicia Vikander –
Ex Machina (23)
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Kate Winslet –
Steve Jobs /
Elizabeth Banks –
Love & Mercy (17)
Best Screenplay
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Tom McCarthy and
Josh Singer –
Spotlight (21)
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Charlie Kaufman –
Anomalisa /
Adam McKay and
Charles Randolph –
The Big Short (15)
Best Cinematography
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Edward Lachman –
Carol (25)
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Mark Lee Ping-bing –
The Assassin (22)
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John Seale –
Mad Max: Fury Road (12)
Best Foreign Language Film
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Timbuktu –
Abderrahmane Sissako (22)
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Phoenix –
Christian Petzold (20)
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The Assassin –
Hou Hsiao-hsien (16)
Best Non-Fiction Film
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Amy –
Asif Kapadia (23)
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In Jackson Heights –
Frederick Wiseman (18)
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Seymour: An Introduction –
Ethan Hawke (15)
Film Heritage Awards
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Film Society of Lincoln Center and the programmers Jake Perlin and
Michelle Materre, for the series Tell It Like It Is: Black Independents in New York, 1968–1986.
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The Criterion Collection and
L'Immagine Ritrovata for the restoration and packaging of the reconstructed version of
The Apu Trilogy by
Satyajit Ray.
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- Lobster Films and
Fondazione Cineteca di Bologna /
L'Immagine Ritrovata for the restoration of
Charlie Chaplin's
Essanay Films.
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Special Citation
One Floor Below, a Romanian film directed by
Radu Muntean.
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Dedication
As per tradition, the ceremony was dedicated to the late
Richard Corliss, longtime critic at
TIME magazine.
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Notes
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^ Because he was on fewer ballots; a winner must be on a majority of ballots, which are weighted.
References
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