By Terry Jinks
Special to Inside
Chicago Film Critics Association president Dann Gire announced their 2005 "Best" selections Monday, Jan. 9, on the WGN Morning Show.
Gire, film critic of the Daily Herald, said, "This year we had the strongest roster of nominees in the history of the awards. Ironically, in the year of the big slump at the box office, 2005 rebounded with some of the most artistically challenging and freshest films in recent memory."
BEST PICTURE:
"Crash"
BEST
FOREIGN-LANGUAGE FILM:
"Cache"
BEST DIRECTOR:
David Cronenberg-
"A History of Violence"
BEST SCREENPLAY:
Paul Haggis & Bobby Moresco-"Crash"
BEST ACTOR:
Philip Seymour Hoffman-"Capote"
BEST ACTRESS:
Joan Allen-"The Upside of Anger"
BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR: Mickey Rourke-"Sin City"
BEST
SUPPORTING ACTRESS:
Maria Bello-"A History of Violence"
BEST DOCUMENTARY: "Grizzly Man"
BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY: Rodrigo Prieto-
"Brokeback Mountain"
BEST ORIGINAL SCORE: Gustavo Santaolalla-
"Brokeback Mountain"
MOST PROMISING PERFORMER:
Miranda July-"Me and You and Everyone We Know"
MOST PROMISING DIRECTOR:
Bennett Miller-"Capote" |
