And we're off! The NYFCC starts the exhaustive critics leg of the 2013 awards season with David O. Russell's
American Hustle starting off the awards season in a major way with three key wins including Best Picture. Surprising so far in the least, in so much as evident by the Gotham's going for the Coen Brothers'
Inside Llewyn Davis and today's reveal, perhaps this season will not be ruled by
12 Years a Slave, though NY did give it's director, Steve McQueen, the directing prize. Missing out in NY, which may or may not be apropos of nothing, were films like
Gravity,
Nebraska,
Captain Phillips,
Philomena,
August: Osage County,
Before Midnight,
Frances Ha and
The Wolf of Wall Street (however with New York's early date, it's possible not everyone caught up with Scorsese's latest, which just started screening this past weekend.)
PICTURE: American Hustle
DIRECTOR: Steve McQueen,
12 Years a Slave
ACTOR: Robert Redford,
All is Lost
ACTRESS: Cate Blanchett,
Blue Jasmine
SUPPORTING ACTOR: Jared Leto,
Dallas Buyers Club
SUPPORTING ACTRESS: Jennifer Lawrence,
American Hustle
SCREENPLAY: American Hustle- Eric Singer & David O. Russell
ANIMATED FILM: The Wind Rises
DOCUMENTARY: Stories We Tell
FOREIGN FILM: Blue is the Warmest Color
CINEMATOGRAPHY: Inside Llewyn Davis- Bruno Delbonnel
FIRST FILM: Fruitvale Station- Ryan Coogler
SPECIAL AWARD: Frederick Wiseman, documentarian
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