Past Award Winners
2011 (December 12th)
Best Picture - The Artist
Best Actor - Brad Pitt for Moneyball
Best Actress - Michelle Williams for My Week with Marilyn
Best Supporting Actor - Albert Brooks for Drive
Best Supporting Actress - Melissa McCarthy for Bridesmaids
Best Director - Martin Scorsese for Hugo
Best Screenplay - Stan Chervin, Aaron Sorkin and Steven Zaillian for Moneyball
Best Cinematography - Emmanuel Lubezki for The Tree of Life
Best Documentary - Project Nim
Best Foreign-Language Film - Incendies
Best Animated Film - Rango
Best Film Editing (awarded in memory of Karen Schmeer) - Christian Marclay for The Clock
Best New Filmmaker (awarded in memory of David Brudnoy) - Sean Durkin for Martha Marcy May Marlene
Best Ensemble Cast - Carnage
Best Use of Music in a Film - Tie: Drive and The Artist
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2010 (December 12th)
Best Picture - The Social Network
Best Actor - Jesse Eisenberg for The Social Network
Best Actress - Natalie Portman for Black Swan
Best Supporting Actor - Christian Bale for The Fighter
Best Supporting Actress - Juliette Lewis for Conviction
Best Director - David Fincher for The Social Network
Best Screenplay - Aaron Sorkin for The Social Network
Best Cinematography - Roger Deakins for True Grit
Best Documentary - Marwencol
Best Foreign-Language Film - Mother
Best Animated Film - Toy Story 3
Best Film Editing (awarded in memory of Karen Schmeer) - Andrew Weisblum for Black Swan
Best New Filmmaker (awarded in memory of David Brudnoy) - Jeff Malmberg for Marwencol
Best Ensemble Cast - The Fighter
Best Use of Music in a Film - Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross for The Social Network
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2009 (December 12th)
Best Picture - Hurt Locker
Best Actor - Jeremy Renner for The Hurt Locker
Best Actress - Meryl Streep for Julie & Julia
Best Supporting Actor - Christoph Waltz for Inglourious Basterds
Best Supporting Actress - Mo'Nique for Precious: Based on the Novel 'Push' by Sapphire
Best Director - Kathryn Bigelow for The Hurt Locker
Best Screenplay - Joel Coen and Ethan Coen for A Serious Man
Best Cinematography - Barry Ackroyd for The Hurt Locker
Best Documentary - The Cove
Best Foreign Language Film - Summer Hours
Best Animated Film - Up
Best Film Editing - Bob Murawski and Chris Innis for Hurt Locker
Best New Filmmaker Neill Blomkamp for District 9
Best Ensemble Cast - Tie: Precious: Based on the Novel 'Push' by Sapphire and Star Trek
Best Use of Music in a Film - Crazy Heart
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2008 (December 13th)
Best Picture Tie - Slumdog Millionaire and WALL-E
Best Actor Tie - Sean Penn for Milk and Mickey Rourke for The Wrestler
Best Actress - Sally Hawkins for Happy-Go-Lucky
Best Supporting - Actor Heath Ledger for The Dark Knight
Best Supporting Actress - Penélope Cruz for Vicky Cristina Barcelona
Best Director - Gus Van Sant for Milk and Paranoid Park
Best Screenplay - Dustin Lance Black for Milk
Best Cinematography - Christopher Doyle and Rain Kathy Li¹ for Paranoid Park
Best Documentary - Man on Wire
Best Foreign Language Film - Let the Right One In
Best Animated Film - WALL·E
Best Film Editing - Chris Dickens for Slumdog Millionaire
Best New Filmmaker - Martin McDonagh for In Bruges
Best Ensemble Cast - Tropic Thunder
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2007 (December 9th)
Best Picture - No Country For Old Men
Best Actor - Frank Langella for Starting Out in the Evening
Best Actress - Marion Cotillard for La Vie en Rose
Best Supporting Actor - Javier Bardem for No Country for Old Men
Best Supporting Actress - Amy Ryan for Gone Baby Gone
Best Director - Julian Schnabel for The Diving Bell and the Butterfly
Best Screenplay - Brad Bird for Ratatouille
Best Cinematography - Janusz Kaminski for The Diving Bell and the Butterfly
Best Documentary - Crazy Love
Best Foreign Language Film - The Diving Bell and the Butterfly
Best New Filmmaker - Ben Affleck for Gone Baby Gone
Best Ensemble Cast - Before the Devil Knows You’re Dead
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2006 (December 10th)
Best Picture - The Departed
Best Actor - Forest Whitaker for The Last King of Scotland
Best Actress - Helen Mirren for The Queen
Best Supporting Actor - Mark Wahlberg for The Departed
Best Supporting Actress - Shareeka Epps for Half Nelson
Best Director - Martin Scorsese for The Departed
Best Screenplay - William Monahan for The Departed
Best Cinematography - Guillermo Navarro for Laberinto del fauno
Best Documentary - Tie: Deliver Us from Evil and Shut Up & Sing
Best Foreign Language Film - Laberinto del fauno
Best New Filmmaker - Ryan Fleck for Half Nelson
Best Ensemble Cast - United 93
2005 (December 10th)
Note: This year's awards are dedicated to the memory of Robin Dougherty, a former Boston Phoenix film critic who passed away this summer.
Best Picture - Brokeback Mountain
Best Actor - Philip Seymour Hoffman for Capote
Best Actress - Reese Witherspoon for Walk the Line
Best Supporting Actor - Paul Giamatti for Cinderella Man
Best Supporting Actress - Catherine Keener for Capote (and The 40 Year Old Virgin and The Ballad of Jack and Rose)
Best Director - Ang Lee for Brokeback Mountain
Best Screenplay - Dan Futterman for CapoBte
Best Cinematography - Robert Elswit for Good Night, and Good Luck
Best Documentary - Murderball
est Foreign Language Film - Kung fu Hustle
Best New Filmmaker - Joe Wright (IV) for Pride & Prejudice
Best Ensemble Cast Syriana
2004 (December 11th)
Note: This year's awards are dedicated to the memory if David Brudnoy, one of the society's founding members and gracious host of the meetings for many years.
Best Picture - Sideways
Best Actor - Jamie Foxx for Ray
Best Actress - Hilary Swank for Million Dollar Baby
Best Supporting - Thomas Haden Church for Actor Sideways
Best Supporting Actress - Tie: Sharon Warren for Ray and Laura Dern for We Don't Live Here Anymore
Best Director - Yimou Zhang for Shi mian mai fu
Best Screenplay - Alexander Payne (I); Jim Taylor (III) for Sideways
Best Cinematography - Xiaoding Zhao for Shi mian mai fu
Best Documentary - Control Room
Best Foreign Language Film - Shi mian mai fu
Best New Filmmaker - Jonathan Caouette for Tarnation
Best Ensemble Cast - Sideways
2003 (December 13th)
Best Picture - Mystic River
Best Actor - Bill Murray for Lost in Translation
Best Actress - Scarlett Johansson for Lost in Translation
Best Supporting Actor Peter Sarsgaard Best for Shattered Glass
Supporting Actress - Patricia Clarkson for Pieces of April (and The Station Agent)
Best Director - Sofia Coppola for r Lost in Translation
Best Screenplay - Shari Springer Berman and Robert Pulcini for American Splendor
Best Cinematography - Olli Barbé; Michel Benjamin, Sylvie Carcedo-Dreujou, Laurent Charbonnier (I), Luc Drion, Laurent Fleutot, Philippe Garguil, Dominique Gentil, Bernard Lutic. Thierry Machado, Stéphane Martin (I), Fabrice Moindrot, Ernst Sasse, Michel Terrasse and Thierry Thomas (I) for Peuple migrateur, Le
Best Documentary - Capturing the Friedmans
Best Foreign Language Film - Triplettes de Belleville, Les
Best New Filmmaker - Andrew Jarecki (I) for Capturing the Friedmans
Best Ensemble Cast - Mystic River
2002 (December 15th)
Best Picture - The Pianist
Best Actor - Adrien Brody for The Pianist
Best Actress - Maggie Gyllenhaal for Secretary
Best Supporting Actor - Alan Arkin for Thirteen Conversations About One Thing
Best Supporting Actress - Toni Collette for The Hours (also for About a Boy)
Best Director - Roman Polanski for The Pianist
Best Screenplay - Charlie Kaufman and Donald Kaufman for Adaptation
Best Cinematography - Edward Lachman for Far from Heaven
Best Documentary - The Kid Stays in the Picture
Best Foreign Language Film - Y tu mamá también - Mexico
Best New Filmmaker - Peter Care for The Dangerous Lives of Altar Boys
2001 (December 15th)
Best Picture - Mulholland Drive
Best Actor - Tie: Brian Cox (I) for L.I.E.and Denzel Washington for Training Day
Best Actress - Tilda Swinton for The Deep End
Best Supporting Actor - Ben Kingsley for Sexy Beast
Best Supporting Actress - Cameron Diaz for Vanilla Sky
Best Director - David Lynch (I) for Mulholland Drive
Best Screenplay - Christopher Nolan (I) for Memento
Best Cinematography - Roger Deakins for The Man Who Wasn't There
Best Documentary - Les Glaneurs et la glaneuse
Best Foreign Language Film - Amores perros
Best New Filmmaker - Michael Cuesta for L.I.E.
2000 (December 17th)
Best Picture Almost Famous
Best Actor - Colin Farrell (I) for Tigerland
Best Actress - Ellen Burstyn for Requiem for a Dream
Best Supporting Actor - Fred Willard for Best in Show
Best Supporting Actress - Frances McDormand for Almost Famous (also for Wonder Boys)
Best Director - Cameron Crowe for Almost Famous
Best Screenplay - Tie: Cameron Crowe for Almost Famous and Steve Kloves for Wonder Boys
Best Cinematography- Peter Pau (I) for Wo hu cang long
Best Documentary - The Eyes of Tammy Faye
Best Foreign Language Film - Wo hu cang long
Best New Filmmaker - Kenneth Lonergan for You Can Count on Me
1999 (December 12th)
Best Film - Three Kings
Best Actor - Jim Carrey for Man on the Moon
Best Actress - Hilary Swank for Boys Don't Cry
Best Supporting Actor - Christopher Plummer (I) for The Insider
Best Supporting - Chloë Sevigny for Actress Boys Don't Cry
Best Director - David O. Russell for Three Kings
Best Screenplay - Charlie Kaufman for Being John Malkovich
Best Cinematography - Emmanuel Lubezki for Sleepy Hollow
Best Documentary - Hands on a Hard Body: The Documentary
Best Foreign Language Film - Todo sobre mi madre
Best New Filmmaker - Kimberly Peirce for Boys Don't Cry
1998 (December 13th)
Best Film - Out of Sight
Best Actor - Brendan Gleeson for The General
Best Actress - Samantha Morton for Under the Skin
Best Supporting Actor - Tie: William H. Macy for Pleasantville and Billy Bob Thornton for A Simple Plan
Best Supporting Actress - Joan Allen (I) for Pleasantville
Best Director - John Boorman for The General
Best Screenplay Out of Sight - Scott Frank (I)
Best Cinematography- Janusz Kaminski (I) for Saving Private Ryan
Best Documentary - The Big One
Best Foreign Language Film - Ta'm e guilass
Best New Filmmaker - Carine Adler for Under the Skin
1997 (December 14th)
Best Film - L.A. Confidential
Best Actor - Al Pacino for Donnie Brasco
Best Actress - Helena Bonham Carter for The Wings of the Dove
Best Supporting Actor - Kevin Spacey for L.A. Confidential
Best Supporting Actress - Sarah Polley (I) for The Sweet Hereafter
Best Director - Curtis Hanson (I) for L.A. Confidential
Best Screenplay- Curtis Hanson (I) and Brian Helgeland for L.A. Confidential
Best Cinematography- Roger Deakins for Kundun
Best Documentary - Fast, Cheap & Out of Control
Best Foreign Language Film - Underground
Best New Filmmaker - Paul Thomas Anderson for Boogie Nights
1996 (December 13th)
Best Film - Trainspotting
Best Actor - Geoffrey Rush for Shine
Best Actress - Brenda Blethyn for Secrets & Lies
Best Supporting Actor - Edward Norton (I) for The People vs. Larry Flynt (and for Primal Fear and Everyone Says I Love You)
Best Supporting Actress - Courtney Love for The People vs. Larry Flynt
Best Director - Mike Leigh for Secrets & Lies
Best Screenplay - Stanley Tucci and Joseph Tropiano for Big Night
Best Cinematography - John Seale (I) for The English Patient
Best Documentary - Anne Frank Remembered
Best Foreign Language Film - Ma saison préférée
Best New Filmmaker - Campbell Scott (I) and Stanley Tucci for Big Night
1995 (December 17th)
Best Film - Sense and Sensibility
Best Actor - Nicolas Cage for Leaving Las Vegas
Best Actress - Nicole Kidman for To Die For
Best Supporting Actor - Kevin Spacey for The Usual Suspects
Best Supporting Actress- Joan Allen (I) for Nixon
Best Director - Ang Lee for Sense and Sensibility
Best Screenplay - Emma Thompson (I) for Sense and Sensibility
Best Cinematography - Alex Nepomniaschy for Safe
Best Documentary - Crumb
Best Foreign Language Film Mina Tannenbaum
1994 (December 18th)
Best Film- Pulp Fiction
Best Actor - Albert Finney for The Browning Version
Best Actress - Julianne Moore (I) for Vanya on 42nd Street
Best Supporting Actor - Martin Landau for Ed Wood
Best Supporting Actress - Kirsten Dunst for Interview with the Vampire (and Little Women)
Best Director - Quentin Tarantino for Pulp Fiction
Best Screenplay - Quentin Tarantino and Roger Avary for Pulp Fiction
Best Cinematography - Stefan Czapsky for Ed Wood
Best Documentary - Hoop Dreams
Best Foreign Language Film - Trois couleurs: Rouge
1993 (December 18th)
Best Film - Schindler's List
Best Actor - Daniel Day-Lewis for In the Name of the Father
Best Actress - Holly Hunter for The Piano
Best Supporting Actor - Ralph Fiennes for Schindler's List
Best Supporting Actress - Rosie Perez for Fearless
Best Director - Steven Spielberg (I) fro Schindler's List
Best Screenplay - Robert Altman (I) and Frank Barhydt for Short Cuts
Best Cinematography - Janusz Kaminski (I) for Schindler's List
Best Documentary - Visions of Light
Best Foreign Language Film - Ba wang bie ji
1992 (NA)
Best Film - Unforgiven
Best Actor - Denzel Washington for Malcolm X
Best Actress - Emma Thompson for Howard’s End
Best Supporting Actor - Gene Hackman for Unforgiven
Best Supporting Actress - Judy Davis for Husband and Wives
Best Director - Robert Altman for The Player
Best Screenplay - Neil Jordan for The Crying Game
Best Cinematography - Jack N. Green for Unforgiven
Best Documentary - Brother's Keeper
Best Foreign Language Film - Raise the Red Lantern
Special Award: Frank Avruch, host of WCVB-TV's "The Great Entertainment" for 18 years Special Award: David Kleiler, programmer at Coolidge Corner, "for his persistence in providing diverse alternative programming under the best theatrical conditions" (Globe language, not necessarily verbatim from BSFC) Best Discovery or Rediscovery: Blowout (De Palma), California Split (Altman), The Golden Coach (Renoir), Meantime (Leigh), Othello (Welles) Best Film Series: Classic Arkoff: At the Drive-In with American International Pictures (Harvard Film Archive), Marvelous Méliès (HFA), The Films of Mike Leigh (MFA), The Films of Robert Altman (Brattle), Yiddish Film: Between Two Worlds (National Center for Jewish Film, screened at Brattle, Coolidge Corner, and MFA)
1991 (December 26th)
Best Film - The Silence of the Lambs
Best Actor - Nick Nolte for The Prince of Tides
Best Actress - Geena Davis for Thelma & Louise
Best Supporting Actor - Anthony Hopkins for The Silence of the Lambs
Best Supporting Actress - Mercedes Ruehl for The Fisher King
Best Director - Jonathan Demme for The Silence of the Lambs
Best Screenplay - David Cronenberg for Naked Lunch
Best Cinematography - Tak Fujimoto for The Silence of the Lambs
Best Documentary - Paris Is Burning
Best Foreign Language Film - Europa Europa
1990 (January 6th 1991)
Best Film Goodfellas
Best Actor Reversal of Fortune - Jeremy Irons
Best Actress - Anjelica Huston for The Witches (and The Grifters)
Best Supporting Actor - Joe Pesci for Goodfellas
Best Supporting Actress - Jennifer Jason Leigh for Miami Blues ( and Last Exit to Brooklyn)
Best Director - Martin Scorsese for Goodfellas
Best Screenplay - Nicholas Kazan for Reversal of Fortune
Best Foreign Language Film - Monsieur Hire
1989 (NA)
Best Picture - Crimes and Misdemeanors
Best Actor - Daniel Day-Lewis for My Left Foot
Best Actress - Jessica Tandy for Driving Miss Daisy
Best Supporting Actor - Danny Aiello for Do the Right Thing
Best Supporting Actresst - Brenda Fricker for My Left Foo
Best Director - Woody Allen for Crimes and Misdemeanor
Best Screenplay - Woody Allen for Crimes and Misdemeanor
Best Cinematography - Michael Ballhaus for The Fabulous Baker Boys
Best Documentary Let's - Get Lost
Best Foreign Language Film - Story of Women
Special Award: Brattle Theater, on its 100th anniversary, "for maintaining the tradition of revival film programming in the Boston area and for its commitment to quality prints and projection" (the Globe's language, not necessarily the BSFC's) Special Award: The Coolidge Corner Theater Foundation and Friends in Support of the Somerville Theater, "for their efforts to preserve historic theaters as sites for alternative film programming" (ditto) Best Discovery or Rediscovery: The Great Rock 'n' Roll Swindle (Temple), The Dybbuk (Waszynski), Coonskin (Bakshi), restored Lawrence of Arabia (Lean), Carnival of Souls (Hervey) Best Film Series: The West Rides Again (Museum of Fine Arts), The Films of Carl Theodor Dreyer (MFA), The Boston Jewish Film Festival (MFA), The Films of Anna Magnani (MFA), and The Films of John Cassavetes (Harvard Film Archive)
1988 (NA)
Best Picture - Bull Durham
Best Actress - Melanie Griffith for Working Girl
Best Actor - Daniel Day-Lewis for The Unbearable Lightness of Being
Best Supporting Actor - Dean Stockwell for Married to the Mob
Best Supporting Actress – Joan Cusack for Married to the Mob ( and Stars and Bars, and Working Girl)
Best Director - Stephen Frears for Dangerous Liasons
Best Screenplay – Ron Shelton for Bull Durham
Best Cinematography - Sven Nykvist for The Unbearable Lightness of Being
Best Foreign Language Film - Salaam Bombay!
Best Documentary - The Thin Blue Line
Special Award - Liane Brandon, Boston independent filmmaker (How to Prevent a Nuclear War, et al.) Special Award: Richard Williams, animation director on Who Framed Roger Rabbit? Best Discovery or Rediscovery: The Manchurian Candidate (Frankenheimer), Frankenweenie (Burton), Lacombe, Lucien (Malle), The Magic Garden of Stanley Sweetheart (Johnson), Blood Feast (Lewis) Best Film Series: Hollywood B.C./Before the Code (Brattle), The Hollywood Musical: A Tribute to Irving Berlin (Boston Public Library), Dennis Hopper: From Method to Madness (ICA), Re:Vision Film Festival (Brattle, ICA, HFA, and Boston Film/Video Foundation)
1987 (January 10th 1988)
Best Film - Hope and Glory
Best Actor - Albert Brooks (I) for Broadcast News
Best Actress - Holly Hunter for Broadcast News
Best Supporting Actor - R. Lee Ermey for Full Metal Jacket
Best Supporting Actress - Kathy Baker (I) for Street Smart
Best Director - Stanley Kubrick for Full Metal Jacket
Best Screenplay - James L. Brooks for Broadcast News
Best Cinematography - Vittorio Storaro for The Last Emperor
Best Documentary - Marlene
Best Foreign Language Film - Mitt liv som hund
1986 (January 11th 1987)
Best Film - Blue Velvet
Best Actor - Bob Hoskins for Mona Lisa
Best Actress - Chloe Webb for Sid and Nancy
Best Supporting Actor - Tie: Dennis Hopper for Blue Velvet and Ray Liotta for Something Wild
Best Supporting Actress - Dianne Wiest for Hannah and Her Sisters
Best Director - Tie: David Lynch (I) for Blue Velvet and Oliver Stone (I) for Platoon
Best Screenplay - Woody Allen for Hannah and Her Sisters
Best Cinematography Blue Velvet - Frederick Elmes
Best Documentary - Mother Teresa
Best Foreign Language Film - 37°2 le matin
1985 (January 26th 1986)
Best Film - Ran
Best Actor - Jack Nicholson for Prizzi's Honor
Best Actress - Geraldine Page for The Trip to Bountiful
Best Supporting Actor - Ian Holm for Wetherby (also Brazil, Dance with a Stranger and Dreamchild)
Best Supporting Actress- Anjelica Huston for Prizzi's Honor
Best Director - John Huston (I) for Prizzi's Honor
Best Screenplay - Woody Allen for The Purple Rose of Cairo
Best Cinematography - Takao Saitô (I) and Masaharu Ueda for Ran
Best Documentary - Shoah
Best English Language Film - Prizzi's Honor
Special Commendation - Orson Welles Cinema, Cambridge. For making available to the public controversial films that might otherwise not have been shown in the Boston area, such as 'Je vous salue, Marie' (1985) and the Gay and Lesbian Film Festival. Jean-Luc Godard's "Je vous salue, Marie" was removed from the Sack Theatres schedule last fall after protestors objected to its present-day treatment of the Nativity story. Scheduling difficulties were cited as the reason the Gay and Lesbian Film Festival was dropped from the Nickelodeon lineup. Brazil, Norman Garwood. For achievement in production design, recognizing its nightmarish depiction of a disintegrating totalitarian city.
1984 (January 20th 1985)
Best Film - The Killing Fields
Best Actor - Haing S. Ngor for The Killing Fields
Best Actress - Judy Davis for A Passage to India
Best Supporting Actor - John Malkovich (and Places in the Heart) for The Killing Fields
Best Supporting Actress - Peggy Ashcroft for A Passage to India
Best Director - Bertrand Tavernier for Un dimanche à la campagne
Best Screenplay Repo Man - Alex Cox (I)
Best Cinematography - Chris Menges for The Killing Fields
Best Documentary - The Times of Harvey Milk
Best Foreign Language Film - Un dimanche à la campagne
Special Commendation to George Mansour - The "Repo Man Award" to the film booker for the Nickelodeon Cinema, for repossessing Repo Man from consignment to television.
1983 (January 29th 1984)
Best Film - La Notte di San Lorenzo
Best Actor - Eric Roberts (I) for Star 80
Best Actress - Rosanna Arquette for Baby It's You
Best Supporting Actor - Jack Nicholson for Terms of Endearment
Best Supporting Actress - Linda Hunt for The Year of Living Dangerously
Best Director - Paolo Taviani and Vittorio Taviani for La Notte di San Lorenzo
Best Screenplay - Eric Rohmer for Pauline à la plage
Best Cinematography - Hiro Narita for Never Cry Wolf
Best Documentary - Say Amen, Somebody
Best American Film - Terms of Endearment
1982 (February 6th 1983)
Best Film - E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial
Best Actor - Dustin Hoffman for Tootsie
Best Actress - Meryl Streep for Sophie's Choice
Best Supporting Actor - Mickey Rourke for Diner
Best Supporting Actress - Jessica Lange for Tootsie
Best Director- Steven Spielberg (I) for E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial
Best Screenplay - Barry Levinson (I) for Diner
Best Cinematography - Allen Daviau for E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial
Best Documentary - The Atomic Cafe '
Best Foreign Language Film - Tre fratelli
1981 (January 29th 1982)
Best Film - Pixote: A Lei do Mais Fraco
Best Actor - Burt Lancaster for Atlantic City
Best Actress - Marília Pêra for Pixote: A Lei do Mais Fraco
Best Supporting Actor - Jack Nicholson for Reds
Best Supporting Actress - Mona Washbourne for Stevie
Best Director - Steven Spielberg (I) for Raiders of the Lost Ark
Best Screenplay - Wallace Shawn and Andre Gregory for My Dinner with Andre -
Best Cinematography - Gordon Willis for Pennies from Heaven
Best Documentary - Diaries
Best Foreign Language Film - Tie: Beau-père and Taxi zum Klo Best Independent Film Gal Young 'Un
Best American Film - My Dinner with Andre
1980 (March 22nd 1981)
Best Film - Raging Bull
Best Actor - Robert De Niro for Raging Bull
Best Actress - Gena Rowlands for Gloria
Best Supporting Actor - Jason Robards for Melvin and Howard
Best Supporting Actress- Mary Steenburgen for Melvin and Howard
Best Director - Roman Polanski for Tess
Best Screenplay - Bo Goldman for Melvin and Howard
Best Cinematography - Michael Chapman (I) for Raging Bull
Best Documentary - Charleen or How Long Has This Been Going On?
Best Foreign Language Film - Dernier métro, Le
Best Independent Film - Return of the Secaucus 7
Best American Film - Melvin and Howard