 |
| The Zone Of Interest |
There were two big winners at the London Film Critics Circle awards last night, and they were not the usual ones. While season successes Poor Things and The Holdovers both got a mention, Barbie and Oppenheimer were left out in the cold. The Zone Of Interest won Best Film, Best Director and the Technical Achievement Award, while All Of Us Strangers won two and a quarter, star Paul Mescal being hailed as British/Irish performer of the year for his work in four different films.
Those awards in full:
Film of the year
Director of the year
- Jonathan Glazer - The Zone Of Interest
Foreign language film of the year
Actress of the year
- Emma Stone - Poor Things
Actor of the year
- Andrew Scott - All Of Us Strangers
Supporting actress of the year
- Da'Vine Joy Randolph - The Holdovers
Supporting actor of the year
- Charles Melton - May December
Documentary of the year
Animated film of the year
British/Irish performer of the year
- Paul Mescal - All Of Us Strangers, God's Creatures, Foe And Carmen
Screenwriter of the year
- Justine Triet and Arthur Harari - Anatomy Of A Fall
Breakthrough performer of the Year
- Mia McKenna-Bruce - How To Have Sex
The Attenborough award for British/Irish Film of the year
The Philip French award for breakthrough British/Irish filmmaker
- Molly Manning Walker - How To Have Sex
Young British/Irish performer of the year
- Lola Campbell - Scrapper
British/Irish short film of the year
- The Veiled City
Technical achievement award
The Dilys Powell award for excellence in film
- Jeffrey Wright
The Derek Malcolm award for innovation
- Colman Domingo
