Newer Post Older PostMONDAY, APRIL 01, 2013 The 38th Annual IRA Film Awards -- Best Of 2012 THE 38TH ANNUAL IRA FILM AWARDS THE BEST MOVIES OF 2012 BEST PICTURE Once Upon A Time In Anatolia --- By Acclamation (won a majority of the ballots on the first round) 1.</p><p> Once Upon A Time In Anatolia – 28 pts. 2. (tie) The Deep Blue Sea – 13 pts. and The Loneliest Planet – 13 pts. 4.</p><p> The Kid With A Bike – 12 pts. 5.</p><p> Django Unchained – 9 pts.</p><p> BEST DIRECTOR 1.</p><p> Nuri Bilge Ceylan for Once Upon A Time In Anatolia – 28 pts. 2.</p><p> Jean-Pierre Dardenne and Luc Dardenne for The Kid With A Bike – 15 pts. 3.</p><p> Terence Davies for The Deep Blue Sea – 12 pts. 4.</p><p> Quentin Tarantino for Django Unchained – 10 pts. 5.</p><p> Julia Loktev for The Loneliest Planet – 9 pts.</p><p> BEST ACTOR 1.</p><p> Jean-Louis Trintignant for Amour – 24 pts. 2.</p><p> Jack Black for Bernie – 21 pts. 3.</p><p> Lior Ashkenazi for Footnote – 18 pts. 4.</p><p> Christoph Waltz for Django Unchained – 9 pts. 5.</p><p> Joaquin Phoenix for The Master – 7 pts.</p><p> BEST ACTRESS 1.</p><p> Rachel Weisz for The Deep Blue Sea – 27 pts. 2.</p><p> Emmanuelle Riva for Amour – 26 pts. 3.</p><p> Hani Furstenberg for The Loneliest Planet – 23 pts. 4.</p><p> Ariane Labed for Attenberg – 19 pts. 5.</p><p> Michelle Williams for Take This Waltz – 8 pts.</p><p> BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR 1.</p><p> Taner Birsel for Once Upon A Time In Anatolia – 21 pts. 2.</p><p> Leonardo DiCaprio for Django Unchained – 12 pts. 3.</p><p> Samuel L.</p><p> Jackson for Django Unchained – 10 pts. 4. (tie) Zachary Booth for Keep The Lights On – 9 pts. and Robert De Niro for Silver Linings Playbook – 9 pts. and Dwight Henry for Beasts Of The Southern Wild – 9 pts. and Matthew McConaughey for Bernie, Killer Joe, Magic Mike and The Paperboy – 9 pts.</p><p> BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS Cecile De France for The Kid With A Bike – By Acclamation (won a majority of votes in first round balloting) 1.</p><p> Cecile De France for The Kid With A Bike – 32 pts. 2.</p><p> Shirley MacLaine for Bernie – 22 pts. 3.</p><p> Sally Field for Lincoln – 11 pts. 4.</p><p> Juliette Binoche for Cosmopolis – 8 pts. 5.</p><p> Amy Adams for The Master – 6 pts.</p><p> BEST SCREENPLAY 1.</p><p> Ebru Ceylan and Nuri Bilge Ceylan and Ercan Kesal for Once Upon A Time In Anatolia – 23 pts. 2.</p><p> Joseph Cedar for Footnote – 19 pts. 3.</p><p> Quentin Tarantino for Django Unchained – 18 pts. 4.</p><p> Jeanne-Pierre Dardenne and Luc Dardenne for The Kid With A Bike – 13 pts. 5. (tie) Joe Carnahan and Ian McKenzie Jeffers for The Grey 10 pts. and Tony Kushner for Lincoln – 10 pts.</p><p> BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY 1.</p><p> Gokhan Tiryaki for Once Upon A Time In Anatolia – 25 pts. 2.</p><p> Inti Briones for The Loneliest Planet – 22 pts. 3.</p><p> Mihai Malaimare Jr. for The Master – 12 pts. 4.</p><p> Florian Hoffmeister for The Deep Blue Sea – 10 pts. 5.</p><p> Peter Suschitzky for Cosmopolis – 7 pts.</p><p> BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN 1.</p><p> Arvinder Grewal for Cosmopolis – 20 pts. 2.</p><p> James Merifield for The Deep Blue Sea – 17 pts. 3.</p><p> Hugh Bateup and Uli Hanisch for Cloud Atlas – 14 pts. 4.</p><p> Rick Carter for Lincoln – 12 pts. 5. (tie) David Crank and Jack Fisk for The Master – 8 pts. and Alex DiGerlando for Beasts Of The Southern Wild – 8 pts.</p><p> BEST SCORE 1.</p><p> Dan Romer and Benh Zeitlin for Beasts Of The Southern Wild – 19 pts. 2.</p><p> Jonny Greenwood for The Master and Norwegian Wood – 17 pts. 3.</p><p> Johann Johannsson for The Miners’ Hymns – 15 pts. 4. (tie) Reinhold Heil and Johnny Klimek and Tom Tykwer for Cloud Atlas – 10 pts. and Samuel Barber for The Deep Blue Sea – 10 pts.</p><p> BEST EDITING 1.</p><p> Todd Woody Richman and Tyler H.</p><p> Walk for How To Survive A Plagu e – 20 pts. 2.</p><p> Bora Goksingol for Once Upon A Time In Anatolia – 17 pts. 3.</p><p> Bill Morrison for The Miners’ Hymns – 12 pts. 4.</p><p> Wolfgang Widerhofer for Michael 10 pts. 5.</p><p> Nicolas Chaudeurge for Wuthering Heights – 9 pts.</p><p> BEST COSTUME 1.</p><p> Kari Perkins for Bernie – 22 pts. 2.</p><p> Colleen Atwood for Snow White and the Huntsman and Dark Shadows – 12 pts. 3.</p><p> Steven Noble for Wuthering Heights – 10 pts. 4. (tie) Ruth Myers for The Deep Blue Sea – 9 pts. and Mark Bridges for The Master – 9 pts.</p><p> SOMINEX 1. (tie) Les Miserables – 17 pts. and Beasts of The Southern Wild – 17 pts 3.</p><p> The Turin Horse – 13 pts. 4.</p><p> Prometheus – 12 pts. 5. (tie) Keyhole – 5 pts. and Life Of Pi – 5 pts. and 2 Days In New York – 5 pts.</p><p> DRAMAMINE 1.</p><p> The Intouchable s – 30 pts. 2. (tie) Hitchcock – 8 pts. and Best Exotic Marigold Hotel – 8 pts. 4.</p><p> Silver Linings Playbook – 7 pts. 5.</p><p> The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey – 6 pts.</p><p> MECHANICAL ACTRESS 1.</p><p> Anne Hathaway for Les Miserables – 32 pts. 2.</p><p> Amanda Seyfried for Les Miserables – 20 pts. 3.</p><p> Helena Bonham Carter for Les Miserables – 16 pts. 4.</p><p> Judi Dench for The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel and Skyfall – 9 pts. 5. (tie) Isabelle Allen for Les Miserables and Gina Carano for Haywire – 5 pts.</p><p> MECHANICAL ACTOR 1.</p><p> Russell Crowe for Les Miserables – 18 pts. 2.</p><p> Sacha Baron Cohen for Les Miserables – 16 pts. 3.</p><p> Hugh Jackman for Les Miserables – 15 pts. 4.</p><p> Taylor Kitsch for Battleship, John Carter and Savages – 8 pts. 5.</p><p> Dev Patel for The Bext Exotic Marigold Hotel – 8 pts.</p><p> PAST IRA WINNERS THE COMPLETE IRA MOVIE AWARD WINNERS 1975 IRA Film Award Winners Best Picture: Barry Lyndon Best Director: Claude Chabrol for La Rupture and Just Before Nightfall Best Actor: Jack Nicholson in One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest Best Actress: Ellen Burstyn in Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore Best Supporting Actor: François Perrier in Just Before Nightfall Best Supporting Actress: Blythe Danner in Hearts Of The West Best Screenplay: Tom Stoppard and Thomas Wiseman for The Romantic Englishwoman Best Cinematography: John Alcott for Barry Lyndon 1976 IRA Film Award Winners Best Picture: (tie) Lipstick, and The Marquise Of O Best Director: Eric Rohmer for The Marquise Of O Best Actor: Sean Connery in Robin And Marian Best Actress: Sissy Spacek in Carrie Best Supporting Actor: Jason Robards in All The President’s Men Best Supporting Actress: Anne Bancroft in Lipstick Best Screenplay: Alain Tanner and John Berger for Jonah Who Will Be 25 In The Year 2000 Best Cinematography: Nestor Almendros for The Marquise Of O 1977 IRA Film Award Winners Best Picture: Annie Hall Best Director: Wim Wenders for The American Friend Best Actor: John Gielgud in Providence Best Actress: Dianne Keaton in Annie Hall and Looking For Mr.</p><p> Goodbar Best Supporting Actor: G.</p><p> D.</p><p> Spradlin in One On One Best Supporting Actress: Vanessa Redgrave in Julia Best Screenplay: Woody Allen and Marshall Brickman for Annie Hall Best Cinematography: Robby Müller for The American Friend 1978 IRA Film Award Winners Best Picture: Days Of Heaven Best Director: Terence Malick for Days Of Heaven Best Actor: Jon Voight in Coming Home Best Actress: Jane Fonda in Coming Home Best Supporting Actor: Dom DeLuise in The End Best Supporting Actress: Stephane Audran in Violette Best Screenplay: Eric Rohmer for Perceval Best Cinematography: Nestor Almendros for Days Of Heaven 1979 IRA Film Award Winners Best Picture: Fedora Best Director: Blake Edwards for 10 Best Actor: Clint Eastwood in Escape From Alcatraz Best Actress: Hanna Schygulla in The Marriage Of Maria Braun Best Supporting Actor: Denholm Elliott in Cuba and Saint Jack Best Supporting Actress: Frances Sternhagen in Fedora and Starting Over Best Screenplay: Billy Wilder and I.</p><p> A.</p><p> L.</p><p> Diamond for Fedora Best Cinematography: Tak Fujimoto for Last Embrace and Remember My Name Best Music: Miklos Rozsa for Fedora and Last Embrace Best Production Design: Dean Edward Mitzner for 1941 1980 IRA Film Award Winners Best Picture: The Big Red One Best Director: Sam Fuller for The Big Red One Best Actor: Lee Marvin for The Big Red One Best Actress: Jodie Foster for Carny and Foxes Best Supporting Actor: (tie) Joe Pesci in Raging Bull and Harry Dean Stanton in The Black Marble, The Long Riders, Private Benjamin and Wise Blood Best Supporting Actress: Pamela Reed in The Long Riders and Melvin And Howard Best Screenplay: Sam Fuller for The Big Red One Best Cinematography: Jordan Cronenweth for Altered States Best Music: Dana Kaproff for The Big Red One Best Production Design: Tambi Larsen for Heaven’s Gate 1981 IRA Film Award Winners Best Picture: Cutter’s Way Best Director: Ivan Passer for Cutter’s Way Best Actor: Jeff Bridges in Cutter’s Way Best Actress: Faye Dunaway in Mommie Dearest Best Supporting Actor: Jack Nicholson in Reds Best Supporting Actress: Mona Washbouurne in Stevie Best Screenplay: John Guare for Atlantic City Best Cinematography: Jordan Cronenweth for Cutter’s Way Best Music: Georges DeLerue for The Last Metro, Rich and Famous, True Confessions and The Woman Next Door Best Production Design: Ken Adam for Pennies From Heaven Best Costume Design: Shirley Russell for Reds 1982 IRA Film Award Winners Best Picture: Victor/Victoria Best Director: Blake Edwards for Victor/Victoria Best Actor: Jack Lemmon in Missing Best Actress: (tie) Julie Andrews in Victor/Victoria and Jessica Lange in Frances Best Supporting Actor: Robert Preston in Victor/Victoria Best Supporting Actress: Lesley Ann Warren in Victor/Victoria Best Screenplay: Blake Edwards for Victor/Victoria Best Cinematography: Xaver Schwartzenberger for Lola and Veronika Voss Best Music: Henry Mancini and Leslie Bricusse for Victor/Victoria Best Production Design: Rodger Maus for Victor/Victoria Best Costume Design: Patricia Norris for Victor/Victoria 1983 IRA Film Award Winners Best Picture: Berlin Alexanderplatz Best Director: Andrzej Wajda for Danton Best Actor: Eric Roberts for Star ’80 Best Actress: Shirley MacLaine for Terms Of Endearment Best Supporting Actor: Jerry Lewis for The King Of Comedy Best Supporting Actress: Jamie Lee Curtis for Trading Places Best Screenplay: Bill Forsyth for Local Hero Best Cinematography: Sven Nykvist for Star ’80 Best Music: Peer Raben for Berlin Alexanderplatz Best Production Design: Fernando Scarfiotti for Scarface Best Costume Design: Yvonne Sassinot DeNestle for Danton 1984 IRA Film Award Winners Best Picture: (tie) L’Argent and Once Upon A Time In America Best Director: Sergio Leone for Once Upon A Time In America Best Actor: Clint Eastwood in Tightrope Best Actress: Helen Mirren in Cal Best Supporting Actor: Jean-Luc Godard in First Name: Carmen Best Supporting Actress: Christine Lahti in Swing Shift Best Screenplay: Franco Arcalli, Leonardo Benvenuti, Piero De Bernardi, Franco Ferrini, Sergio Leone, Enrico Medioli for Once Upon A Time In America Best Cinematography: Robby Müller for Paris Texas and Repo Man Best Music: Ennio Morricone for Once Upon A Time In America Best Production Design: James Singelis for Once Upon A Time In America Best Costume Design: Mic Cheminal for Entre Nous 1985 IRA Film Award Winners Best Picture: Prizzi’s Honor Best Director: Martin Scorsese for After Hours Best Actor: Jack Nicholson in Prizzi’s Honor Best Actress: Mia Farrow in The Purple Rose Of Cairo Best Supporting Actor: William Hickey in Prizzi’s Honor Best Supporting Actress: Anjelica Huston in Prizzi’s Honor Best Screenplay: Joseph Minion for After Hours Best Cinematography: Andrzej Bartkowiak for Prizzi’s Honor Best Music: Brian Gascoigne and Junior Hamrich for The Emerald Forest Best Production Design: Jeffrey Townsend for After Hours Best Costume Design: Ann Roth for The Jagged Edge and Sweet Dreams 1986 IRA Film Award Winners Best Picture: Eyes On The Prize Best Director: David Lynch for Blue Velvet Best Actor: (tie) Daniel Day-Lewis in My Beautiful Laundrette and Jeff Goldblum in The Fly Best Actress: Laura Dern in Smooth Talk Best Supporting Actor: Steve Buscemi in Parting Glances Best Supporting Actress: Mary Stuart Masterson in At Close Range Best Screenplay: Hanif Kureishi for My Beautiful Laundrette Best Cinematography: Frederick Elmes for Blue Velvet Best Music: (tie) George Delerue for Platoon and Herbie Hancock for Round Midnight Best Production Design: Patricia Norris for Blue Velvet Best Costume Design: Jenny Beaven and John Bright for A Room With A View 1987 IRA Film Award Winners Best Picture: Housekeeping Best Director: Bill Forsyth for Housekeeping Best Actor: Gary Oldman in Prick Up Your Ears Best Actress: Christine Lahti in Housekeeping Best Supporting Actor: John Mahoney in Moonstruck and Tin Men Best Supporting Actress: Vanessa Redgrave in Prick Up Your Ears Best Screenplay: Bill Forsyth for Housekeeping Best Cinematography: Phillippe Rousselot for Hope And Glory Best Music: David Byrne, Ryuichi Sakamoto and Cong Su for The Last Emperor Best Production Design: Santo Loquasto for Radio Days Best Costume Design: Mary-Jane Reyner for Housekeeping 1988 IRA Film Award Winners Best Picture: Dead Ringers Best Director: David Cronenberg for Dead Ringers Best Actor: Jeremy Irons in Dead Ringers Best Actress: Jodie Foster in The Accused Best Supporting Actor: Divine in Hairspray Best Supporting Actress: Claudia Karvan in High Tide Best Screenplay: Christopher Hampton for Dangerous Liaisons Best Cinematography: Vittorio Storaro for Tucker: The Man And His Dream Best Music: George Fenton for Dangerous Liaisons Best Production Design: Dean Tavoularis for Tucker: The Man And His Dream Best Costume Design: Van Smith for Hairspray 1989 IRA Film Award Winners Best Picture: Story Of Women Best Director: Claude Chabrol for Story Of Women Best Actor: John Hurt in Scandal Best Actress: Isabelle Huppert in Story Of Women Best Supporting Actor: Ethan Hawke in Dad and Dead Poets Society Best Supporting Actress: Anjelica Huston in Enemies: A Love Story Best Screenplay: Blake Edwards for Skin Deep Best Cinematography: Jeff Preiss for Let’s Get Lost Best Music: Michael Kamen for The Adventures Of Baron Munchausen Best Production Design: Dante Ferretti for The Adventures Of Baron Munchausen Best Costume Design: Jane Robinson for Scandal 1990 IRA Film Award Winners Best Picture: GoodFellas Best Director: Martin Scorsese for GoodFellas Best Actor: Michel Blanc in Monsieur Hire Best Actress: Anjelica Huston in The Grifters Best Supporting Actor: Joe Pesci in GoodFellas Best Supporting Actress: Lorraine Bracco in GoodFellas Best Screenplay: Craig Lucas for Longtime Companion Best Cinematography: Oliver Stapleton for The Grifters Best Music: Elmer Bernstein for The Grifters Best Production Design: Dennis Gassner for The Grifters Best Costume Design: Richard Bruno for The Grifters 1991 IRA Film Award Winners Best Picture: The Man In The Moon Best Director: Robert Mulligan for The Man In The Moon Best Actor: River Phoenix in Dogfight and My Own Private Idaho Best Actress: Judy Davis in Barton Fink, Impromptu, and Naked Lunch Best Supporting Actor: Harvey Keitel in Bugsy, Mortal Thoughts, and Thelma & Louise Best Supporting Actress: Juliette Lewis in Cape Fear Best Screenplay: Michael Tolkin for The Rapture Best Cinematography: Freddie Francis for Cape Fear and The Man In The Moon Best Music: Ennio Morricone for Bugsy Best Production Design: Dennis Gassner for Barton Fink and Bugsy Best Costume Design: Albert Wolsky for Bugsy 1992 IRA Film Award Winners Best Picture: Raise The Red Lantern Best Director: Robert Altman for The Player Best Actor: Tim Robbins in Bob Roberts and The Player Best Actress: Emma Thompson in Howards End Best Supporting Actor: Jaye Davidson in The Crying Game Best Supporting Actress: Judy Davis in Husbands And Wives Best Screenplay: Michael Tolkin for The Player Best Cinematography: Zhao Fei and Lun Yang for Raise The Red Lantern Best Music: Lenny Niehaus for Unforgiven Best Production Design: Marc Caro for Delicatessen Best Costume Design: Alexander Julien for The Player Sominex Award: A Few Good Men Dramamine Award: Basic Instinct Mechanical Actor: Michael Douglas in Basic Instinct Mechanical Actress: **** 1993 IRA Film Award Winners Best Picture: Six Degrees Of Separation Best Director: Nancy Savoca for Household Saints Best Actor: Dennis Quaid in Flesh And Bone Best Actress: Stockard Channing in Six Degrees Of Separation Best Supporting Actor: Leonardo DiCaprio in A Boy’s Life and What’s Eating Gilbert Grape? Best Supporting Actress: Regina Tourney in Like Water For Chocolate Best Screenplay: Mike Leigh for Naked Best Cinematography: Michael Balhaus for The Age Of Innocence Best Music: Elmer Bernstein for The Age Of Innocence and The Cemetery Club Best Production Design: Dante Ferretti for The Age Of Innocence Best Costume Design: Gabriella Pescucci for The Age Of Innocence Sominex Award: Heaven And Earth Dramamine Award: Falling Down Mechanical Actor: Richard Gere in Sommersby Mechanical Actress: Madonna in Body Of Evidence 1994 IRA Film Award Winners Best Picture: Red Best Director: Krzyzstof Kieslowski for Red and White Best Actor: Terence Stamp in Priscilla, Queen of the Desert Best Actress: Linda Fiorentino in The Last Seduction Best Supporting Actor: Christian Bale in Little Women Best Supporting Actress: Kristin Scott Thomas in Four Weddings and a Funeral Best Screenplay: Steve Baranczek for The Last Seduction Best Cinematography: Stephen Czapsky for Ed Wood Best Music: Zbigniew Preissner for Red and White Best Production Design: Dennis Gastner for The Hudsucker Proxy Best Costume Design: Lizzie Gardiner and Tim Chappel for Priscilla, Queen of The Desert Sominex Award: Wyatt Earp 1995 IRA Film Award Winners Best Picture: Exotica Best Director: Terry Zwigoff for Crumb Best Actor: John Travolta in Get Shorty Best Actress: (A three-way tie) Mia Kershner in Exotica; Alicia Silverstone in Clueless; Nicole Kidman in To Die For Best Supporting Actor: Tim Roth in Rob Roy Best Supporting Actress: Mare Winningham in Georgia Best Screenplay: (tie) Atom Egoyan for Exotica and Buck Henry for To Die For Best Cinematography: Newton Thomas Sigel for The Usual Suspects Best Music: John Ottman for The Usual Suspects Best Production Design: Dante Ferretti for Casino Best Costumes: Mona May for Clueless Sominex Award: The Brothers McMullen Dramamine Award: Braveheart Mechanical Actor: Dennis Miller in The Net and the cast of The Brothers McMullen Mechanical Actress: Annette Bening in The American President 1996 IRA Film Award Winners Best Picture: La Ceremonie Best Director: Claude Chabrol for La Ceremonie Best Actor: Ewen McGregor in Trainspotting Best Actress: (tie) Kristin Scott Thomas in The English Patient and Emily Watson in Breaking The Waves Best Supporting Actor: Ian Holm in Big Night Best Supporting Actress: Mary Kay Place in Citizen Ruth and Manny & Lo Best Screenplay: John Sayles for Lone Star Best Cinematography: (tie) Darius Khondji for Stealing Beauty and Oliver Stapleton for Kansas City Best Music: Tiffany Anders, Burt Bacharach, David Baerwald, Carole Bayer Sager, Ed Berghoff, Elvis Costello, Gerry Goffin, Louise Goffin, Tonio K, Larry Klein, J.</p><p> Mascis, Joni Mitchell, Boyd Rice, David A.</p><p> Stewart, and J.</p><p> Mayo Williams for Grace Of My Heart Best Production Design: Harley Jessup for James And The Giant Peach Best Costume Design: Dona Granata for Kansas City Sominex Award: The English Patient Dramamine Award: A Time To Kill Mechanical Actor: All the men in She’s The One Mechanical Actress: Maxine Bahns in She’s The One 1997 IRA Film Award Winners Best Picture: (tie) Crash and Grosse Pointe Blank Best Director: David Cronenberg for Crash Best Actor: John Cusack for Grosse Pointe Blank Best Actress: Julie Christie in Afterglow Best Supporting Actor: Kevin Spacey in L.</p><p> A.</p><p> Confidential Best Supporting Actress: Christina Ricci in The Ice Storm Best Screenplay: Neil LaBute for In The Company Of Men Best Cinematography: Roger Deakins for Kundun Best Music: (tie) Eleni Karaindrou for Ulysses’ Gaze and Michael Nyman for Gattaca Best Production Design: (tie) Dan Weil for The Fifth Element and Jan Roelfs for Gattaca Best Costume Design: Denise Cronenberg for Crash Sominex Award: The Pillow Book Dramamine Award: Con Air Mechanical Actor: Billy Zane in Titanic Mechanical Actress: Elisabeth Shue in Deconstructing Harry and The Saint 1998 IRA Film Award Winners Best Picture: Gods And Monsters Best Director: (tie) Bill Condon for Gods And Monsters and Todd Solondz for Happiness Best Actor: Ian McKellen in Gods And Monsters Best Actress: Christina Ricci in The Opposite Of Sex Best Supporting Actor: Dylan Baker in Happiness Best Supporting Actress: Lisa Kudrow in The Opposite Of Sex Best Screenplay: Bill Condon for Gods And Monsters Best Cinematography: Maryse Alberti for Happiness and Velvet Goldmine Best Music: Carter Burwell for Gods And Monsters Best Production Design: Thérèse DePrez for Happiness Best Costume Design: Bruce Finlayson for Gods And Monsters Sominex Award: Dangerous Beauty Dramamine Award: Stepmom Mechanical Actor: Bruce Willis in Armageddon, The Siege and Mercury Rising Mechanical Actress: Jena Malone in Stepmom 1999 IRA Film Award Winners Best Picture: Fight Club Best Director: (tie) David Fincher for Fight Club and Spike Jonze for Being John Malkovich Best Actor: Terence Stamp in The Limey Best Actress: (tie) Nicole Kidman in Eyes Wide Shut and Hillary Swank in Boys Don’t Cry Best Supporting Actor: Philip Seymour Hoffman in Magnolia and The Talented Mr.</p><p> Ripley Best Supporting Actress: Catherine Keener in Being John Malkovich Best Screenplay: Alexander Payne and Jim Taylor for Election Best Cinematography: Robert Richardson for Bringing Out The Dead and Snow Falling On Cedars Best Music: Trey Parker and Marc Shaiman for South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut Best Production Design: Owen Paterson for The Matrix Best Costume Design: Michael Kaplan for Fight Club Sominex Award: The World Is Not Enough Dramamine Award: The Green Mile Mechanical Actor: Kevin Spacey in American Beauty Mechanical Actress: Annette Bening in American Beauty 2000 IRA Film Award Winners Best Picture: L’ Humanite Best Director: (tie) Terence Davies for The House Of Mirth and Jim Jarmusch for Ghost Dog: Way Of The Samurai Best Actor: Forrest Whitaker in Ghost Dog: Way Of The Samurai Best Actress: (tie) Severine Caneele in L’ Humanite and Michelle Yeoh in Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon Best Supporting Actor: Jack Black in High Fidelity and Jesus’s Son Best Supporting Actress: Lupe Ontiveros in Chuck And Buck Best Screenplay: Kenneth Lonnergan for You Can Count On Me Best Cinematography: Remi Adefarasin for The House Of Mirth Best Music: RZA for Ghost Dog: Way Of The Samurai Best Production Design: Gideon Ponte for American Psycho and Hamlet Best Costume Design: Monica Howe for The House Of Mirth Sominex Award: Mission Impossible 2 Dramamine Award: The Replacements (aka The Scabs) Mechanical Actor: Ian Holm in Joe Gould’s Secret Mechanical Actress: Charlize Theron in Reindeer Games 2001 IRA Film Award Winners Best Picture: The Werckmeister Harmonies Best Director: Bela Tarr for The Werckmeister Harmonies Best Actor: John Cameron Mitchell for Hedwig And The Angry Inch Best Actress: Naomi Watts in Mulholland Drive Best Supporting Actor: Steve Buscemi in Ghost World Best Supporting Actress: Scarlett Johansson in Ghost World and The Man Who Wasn’t There Best Screenplay: Daniel Clowes and Terry Zwigoff for Ghost World Best Cinematography: (tie) Peter Deming for From Hell and Mulholland Drive and Christopher Doyle and Mark Lee Ping- bin for In The Mood For Love Best Music: Mihály Vig for The Werckmeister Harmonies Best Production Design: Edward T.</p><p> McAvoy for Ghost World Best Costume Design: Mary Zophres for Ghost World Sominex Award: Dramamine Award: Mechanical Actor: Mechanical Actress: 2002 IRA Film Award Winners Best Picture: (tie) Far From Heaven and The Son’s Room Best Director: (tie) Todd Haynes for Far From Heaven and Aleksandr Sokurov for Russian Ark Best Actor: Greg Kinnear in Auto Focus Best Actress: (tie) Emmanuelle Devos in Read My Lips and Julianne Moore in Far From Heaven and Samantha Morton in Minority Report and Morvern Callar Best Supporting Actor: Eddie Izzard in The Cat’s Meow Best Supporting Actress: Patricia Clarkson in Far From Heaven Best Screenplay: Bill Condon for Chicago Best Cinematography: Tilman Büttner for Russian Ark Best Music: Elmer Bernstein for Far From Heaven Best Production Design: Mark Friedberg for Far From Heaven Best Costume Design: Sandy Powell for Far From Heaven and Gangs Of New York Sominex Award: Naqoyqatsi Dramamine Award: Bowling For Dollars Mechanical Actor: Anthony Hopkins in Red Dragon Mechanical Actress: Catherine Keener in Lovely And Amazing 2003 IRA Film Award Winners Best Picture: Decasia Best Director: Bill Morrison for Decasia Best Actor: Johnny Depp in Pirates Of The Caribbean Best Actress: Hope Davis in American Splendor and The Secret Lives Of Dentists Best Supporting Actor: Max Pirkis in Master and Commander: The Far Side Of The World Best Supporting Actress: Ludivine Sagnier in Swimming Pool Best Screenplay: Shari Springer Bergman and Robert Pulcini for American Splendor Best Cinematography: Peter Suschitzky for Spider Best Music: Michael Gordon for Decasia Best Production Design: Andrew Laws for Down With Love Best Costume Design: Daniel Orlandi for Down With Love Sominex Award: Dramamine Award: In My Skin Mechanical Actor: Anthony Hopkins in The Human Stain Mechanical Actress: Nicole Kidman in The Human Stain 2004 IRA Film Award Winners Best Picture: Kinsey Best Director: Bill Condon for Kinsey Best Actor: Ethan Hawke in Before Sunset Best Actress: Laura Linney in Kinsey and P.S.</p><p> Best Supporting Actor: Peter Sarsgaard in Kinsey Best Supporting Actress: Kirsten Dunst in Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind Best Screenplay: Bill Condon for Kinsey Best Cinematography: Christopher Doyle for Hero, Last Life In The Universe and Days Of Being Wild Best Music: Alberto Iglesias for Bad Education Best Production Design: Dante Ferretti for The Aviator Best Costume Design: Emi Wada for Hero and House Of The Flying Daggers Sominex Award: The Village Dramamine Award: The Passion Of The Christ Mechanical Actor: Cate Blanchett in The Aviator Mechanical Actress: Anthony Hopkins in Alexander 2005 IRA Film Award Winners Best Picture: Mysterious Skin Best Director: Gregg Araki for Mysterious Skin Best Actor: Joseph Gordon-Leavitt in Mysterious Skin Best Actress: Maria Bello in A History Of Violence Best Supporting Actor: Paddy Constantine in My Summer Of Love Best Supporting Actress: Catherine Keener in Capote Best Screenplay: Gregg Araki for Mysterious Skin Best Cinematography: Robert Elswit for Good Night And Good Luck and Syriana Best Music: Howard Shore for A History Of Violence Best Production Design: William Chang Suk Ping for 2046 Best Costume Design: William Chang Suk Ping for 2046 Sominex Award: Saraband Dramamine Award: Crash Mechanical Actor: Tom Cruise for War Of The Worlds Mechanical Actress: Dakota Fanning for War Of The Worlds 2006 IRA Film Award Winners Best Picture: L’Enfant Best Director: Jean-Pierre Dardenne and Luc Dardenne for L’Enfant Best Actor: Ryan Gosling in Half Nelson Best Actress: Maggie Cheung in Clean Best Supporting Actor: Anthony Mackie in Half Nelson Best Supporting Actress: Carmen Maura in Volver Best Screenplay: (tie) Guillermo Del Toro for Pan’s Labyrinth and Jean- Pierre Dardenne and Luc Dardenne for L’Enfant Best Cinematography: Emmanuel Lubezki for Children Of Men Best Production Design: Eugenio Caballero for Pan’s Labyrinth Best Music: Philip Glass for Notes On A Scandal and The Illusionist Best Costume Design: Sharon Davis for Dreamgirls Sominex Award: The Da Vinci Code Dramamine Award: Babel Mechanical Actor: Robert Downey, Jr. in Fur and A Scanner Darkly Mechanical Actress: Julianne Moore in Children Of Men 2007 IRA Film Award Winners Best Picture: The Assassination Of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford Best Director: Andrew Dominik for The Assassination Of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford Best Actor: Casey Affleck in The Assassination Of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford and Gone Baby Gone Best Actress: Marina Hands in Lady Chatterley Best Supporting Actor: Paul Schneider in The Assassination Of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford and Lars And The Real Girl Best Supporting Actress: Amy Ryan in Gone Baby Gone Best Screenplay: Corneliu Porumboiu for 12:08 East Of Bucharest Best Cinematography: Roger Deakins for The Assassination Of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford, In The Valley Of Elah and No Country For Old Men Best Production Design: Patricia Norris for The Assassination Of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford Best Music: Nick Cave and Warren Ellis for The Assassination Of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford Best Costume Design: Patricia Norris for The Assassination Of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford Sominex Award: Youth Without Youth Dramamine Award: Before The Devil Knows You’re Dead Mechanical Actor: John Travolta in Hairspray Mechanical Actress: Meryl Streep in Lions For Lambs and Rendition 2008 IRA Film Award Winners Best Picture: The Edge Of Heaven Best Director: Fatih Akin - The Edge Of Heaven Best Actor: Michael Shannon - Shotgun Stories Best Actress: Anamaria Marinca - 4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days Best Supporting Actor: Emile Hirsch - Milk Best Supporting Actress: Hanna Schygulla - The Edge Of Heaven Best Screenplay: Fatih Akin - The Edge Of Heaven Best Cinematography: Jody Shapiro - My Winnipeg Best Production Design: Rejean Labrie - My Winnipeg Best Music: Carter Burwell for In Bruges and Burn After Reading Best Costumes: Danny Glicker - Milk Sominex: The Happening Dramamine: The Reader Mechanical Actor: Mark Wahlberg for The Happening Mechanical Actress: Meryl Streep for Doubt 2009 IRA Film Award Winners Best Picture: Hunger Best Director: Olivier Assayas - Summer Hours Best Actor: Sharlto Copley - District 9 Best Actress: Catalina Saavedra - The Maid Best Supporting Actor: Liam Cunningham - Hunger Best Supporting Actress: Anna Faris - Observe & Report Best Screenplay: Olivier Assayas - Summer Hours Best Cinematography: Sean Bobbitt - Hunger Best Production Design: Philip Ivey - District 9 Best Music: Marvin Hamlisch - The Informant! Best Costumes: Janet Patterson - Bright Star Sominex: Public Enemies Dramamine: Anti-Christ Mechanical Actor: Peter Sarsgaard for An Education Mechanical Actress: Hilary Swank for Amelia 2010 IRA Film Award Winners Best Picture: A Prophet/Un Prophete Best Director: Jacques Audiard - A Prophet/Un Prophete Best Actor: Edgar Ramirez - Carlos Best Actress: Tilda Swinton - I Am Love Best Supporting Actor: Niels Arestrup - A Prophet/Un Prophete Best Supporting Actress: Dale Dickey - Winter's Bone Best Screenplay: Thomas Bidegain and Jacques Audiard - A Prophet/Un Prophete Best Cinematography: Yorick Le Saux - I Am Love Best Production Design: Francesca Balestra Di Mottola - I Am Love Best Music: John Adams - I Am Love Best Costumes: Antonella Cannarozzi - I Am Love Sominex: Cairo Time Dramamine: Black Swan Mechanical Actor: Vincent Cassel for Black Swan Mechanical Actress: Natalie Portman for Black Swan The Governor Scott Walker Award For Achievement In Political Thuggery: Waiting For "Superman" The Best Movies Of The 2000s (Voted in 2010) 1.</p><p> The Son/Le Fils 2.</p><p> Zodiac 3.</p><p> Yi Yi 4.</p><p> The Assassination Of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford 5.</p><p> The Edge Of Heaven (tie) In The Mood For Love (tie) 7.</p><p> The Heart Of The World (short by Guy Maddin) 8.</p><p> Mysterious Skin (tie) Bus 174 (tie) 10.</p><p> The Death Of Mr.</p><p> Lazarescu (tie) Head-On (tie) Spirited Away (tie) 2011 IRA FILM AWARD WINNERS Best Picture: The Tree Of Life Best Director: Terrence Malick - The Tree Of Life Best Actor: Peyman Moadi - A Separation Best Actress: Leila Hatami - A Separation Best Supporting Actor: Hunter McCracken - The Tree Of Life Best Supporting Actress: Sareh Bayet - A Separation Best Screenplay: Ashgar Farhadi - A Separation Best Cinematography: Emmanuel Lubezki - The Tree Of Life Best Production Design: Dante Ferretti - Hugo Best Score: Alberto Iglesias - Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy and The Skin I Live In Best Editing: Hank Corwin, Jay Rabinowitz, Daniel Rezende, Billy Weber, Mark Yoshikawa - The Tree Of Life Best Costumes: Jacqueline Durran - Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy Sominex Award (The Movie That Put Us To Sleep): Midnight In Paris Dramamine Award (The Movie That Made Us Sick): The Help Mechanical Actress: Meryl Streep - The Iron Lady Mechanical Actor: Owen Wilson - Midnight In Paris 2012 IRA FILM AWARD WINNERS Best Picture: Once Upon A Time In Anatolia Best Director: Nuri Bilge Ceylan - Once Upon A Time In Anatolia Best Actor: Jean-Louis Trintignant - Amour Best Actress: Rachel Weisz - The Deep Blue Sea Best Supporting Actor: Taner Birsel - Once Upon A Time In Anatolia Best Supporting Actress: Cecile De France - The Kid With A Bike Best Screenplay: Ebru Ceylan and Nuri Bilge Ceylan and Ercan Kesal - Once Upon A Time In Anatolia Best Cinematography: Gokhan Tiryaki - Once Upon A Time In Anatolia Best Production Design: Arvinder Grewal - Cosmopolis Best Score: Dan Romer and Benh Zeitlin - Beasts Of The Southern Wild Best Editing: Todd Woody Richman and Tyler H.</p><p> Walk - How To Survive A Plague Best Costumes: Kari Perkins - Bernie Sominex Award (The Movie That Put Us To Sleep): (tie) Les Miserables and Beasts Of The Southern Wild Dramamine Award (The Movie That Made Us Sick): The Intouchables Mechanical Actress: Anne Hathaway - Les Miserables Mechanical Actor: Russell Crowe - Les Miserables POSTED BY MICHAEL GILTZ AT 12:36 AM NO COMMENTS: Post a Comment Home Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)MICHAEL GILTZ AT WORK Michael Giltz is a freelance writer based in NYC and can be reached at mgiltz@pipeline.com FAVORITE LINKS Americablog Five O'Clock Lightning baseball blog Deep Pop -- Lori Lakin's Blog The Back Page -- Jason Page on ESPN Radio Cine-Blog -- George Robinson's Blog Documents On Art & Cinema - Daryl Chin's Blog Brucie G's Wondrous Blog Of Adventure and Mystery -- Bruce Greenspan's Blog BLOG ARCHIVE ► 2021 (10) ► 2020 (15) ► 2019 (93) ► 2018 (34) ► 2017 (6) ► 2016 (2) ► 2015 (19) ► 2014 (2) ▼ 2013 (5) ► December (1) ▼ April (1) The 38th Annual IRA Film Awards -- Best Of 2012 ► March (1) ► February (1) ► January (1) ► 2012 (17) ► 2011 (15) ► 2010 (10) ► 2009 (43) ► 2008 (86) ► 2007 (781) ► 2006 (2412) ► 2005 (5)
