NYFCC winners announced

December 14, 2009 by Ryan Adams in AWARDS CHATTER | Leave a comment

The 2009 New York Film Critics‚Äô Circle Award Winners:

Best Film
‚ÄúThe Hurt Locker‚Äù

Best Director
Kathryn Bigelow for ‚ÄúThe Hurt Locker‚Äù

Best Screenplay
‚ÄúIn the Loop‚Äù

Best Actress
Meryl Streep for ‚ÄúJulie & Julia‚Äù

Best Actor
George Clooney for ‚ÄúUp In The Air‚Äù and ‚ÄúFantastic Mr. Fox‚Äù

Best Supporting Actress
Mo‚ÄôNique for ‚ÄúPrecious‚Äù

Best Supporting Actor
Christoph Waltz for ‚ÄúInglourious Basterds‚Äù

Best Cinematography
Christian Berger for ‚ÄúThe White Ribbon‚Äù

Best Animated Film
‚ÄúFantastic Mr. Fox‚Äù

Best Non-fiction Film
‚ÄúOf Time and the City‚Äù

Best Foreign Language Film
‚ÄúSummer Hours‚Äù

Best First Feature
‚ÄúHunger,‚Äù director Steve McQueen

Special Award
To Andrew Sarris for his contribution to film criticism

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