Jessie Ware - Please

Jessie obiecała nam więcej nowej muzyki (nowa płyta podobno też już powstaje), i dziś rano otrzymaliśmy nowy singiel zatytułowany Please. Jestem trochę zdziwiony, że ta piosenka nie była opublikowana wcześniej, bo w niczym nie ustępuje poprzednim singlom. Utrzymując stylistykę What's Your Pleasure, kawałek posiada bardzo przyjemny house'owy klimat, którego zdecydowanie w jej twórczości powinno być więcej. Nagranie promuje rozszerzoną edycję WYP, zaplanowaną na 11 czerwca. Oprócz tej piosenki, znajdzie się na niej między innymi pięć niewydanych wcześniej nagrań: Impossible, Eyes Closed, Hot And Heavy, Pale Blue Light i 0208.

https://www.facebook.com/JessieWare/

https://twitter.com/jessieware

https://www.instagram.com/jessieware/

Arooj Aftab - Mohabbat

Dzisiaj na Pitchforku zadebiutowała z tytułem Best New Music recenzja trzeciego albumu Arooj Aftab - Vulture Prince. Choć nie słyszałem jeszcze całej płyty, przyznaję, że Arooj śledzę już od kilku tygodni. Artystka urodziła się w Pakistanie, obecnie zamieszkuje Brooklyn. Jej nowy album jest hołdem dla młodszego brata Mahera, który zmarł w zeszłym roku (nie miało to związku z covid-19). Wyjątkowy głos Aftab i interesujący songwriting (sądząc po utworach anglojęzycznych) sprawiają, że słuchanie jej muzyki jest niezapomnianym doświadczeniem. Dzielę się pierwszym nagraniem, które poznałem - wspomniana recenzja twierdzi, że jest to punkt centralny płyty.

PS Wywiad Arooj dla NPR jest tutaj https://www.npr.org/2021/04/18/988483619/arooj-aftabs-newest-album-finds-light-in-dark-times

https://aroojaftab.bandcamp.com/album/vulture-prince

https://www.facebook.com/aroojaftabmusic/

https://twitter.com/arooj_aftab

https://www.instagram.com/aroojaftabmusic/

Wayne Snow - Seventy

Mieszkający w Berlinie Wayne Snow jest najbardziej rozpoznawalny dzięki featuringom u artystów elektronicznych - m.in. FKJ i Crayon. Jego nowy singiel nie jest jednak kawałkiem klubowym, a całkiem przyjemnym dla ucha neo-soulem. Wideo dla nagrania, inspirowane afrofuturyzmem, zostało nakręcone w Republice Południowej Afryki, a jego autorem jest reżyser i fotograf Travys Owen, który współpracował wcześniej z The Roots.

https://www.facebook.com/waynesnowmusic/

https://twitter.com/waynesnowmusic

https://www.instagram.com/waynesnowmusic/

Latanya Alberto - Get It Right

Latanya Alberto jest holenderską artystką R&B, na którą trafiłem dzięki świeżemu singlowi Get It Right. Wśród swoich inspiracji wymienia między innymi Erykę Badu, Jill Scott i India.Arie - z młodszych artystek przypomina mi nieco Cleo Sol. Latanya ma już na swoim koncie występ w serii COLORS. Więcej o tej artystce możecie dowiedzieć się z tej rozmowy.

https://www.facebook.com/pages/category/Artist/Latanya-Alberto-480831382423089/

https://twitter.com/latanya_alberto

https://www.instagram.com/latanya.alberto/

Martes Niebla - Cicatriz

Hiszpański projekt Martes Niebla zadebiutował EP pod tym samym tytułem w 2018 r.  Obecnie zespół przygotowuje się do wydania debiutanckiego albumu, który powinien się ukazać w październiku tego roku (dokładna data jest niepotwierdzona). Pierwszy singiel Reykjavik ukazał się w zeszłym roku, w połowie miesiąca ukazała się druga piosenka Cicatriz.

https://martesniebla.bandcamp.com/

https://www.facebook.com/martesniebla/

https://twitter.com/MartesNiebla

https://www.instagram.com/martesniebla/

Lucid Express - Wellwave

Dzisiaj na blogu dwie międzynarodowe propozycje krążące w rejonach dream popu - choć bohaterowie tego postu wykorzystują w swoim brzmieniu także elementy chillwave. W zeszłym roku wyrażaliśmy swoją solidarność z mieszkańcami Hong Kongu - stosunkowo rzadko słuchamy jednak muzyki z tego kraju. Lucid Express podpisali kontrakt z Kanine Records, labelu znanego ze współpracy m.in. z Grizzly Bear, Fear Of Men, Braids i naszymi przyjaciółmi z Tallies. Debiutancki album, zatytułowany tak samo jak nazwa grupy, ukaże się 16 lipca. Kilka dni temu ukazał się naprawde interesujący singiel Wellwave, potwierdzający, że tego projektu nie można przegapić.

https://facebook.com/thudwearethud

https://lucidexpress.bandcamp.com/

https://twitter.com/lucid_express

https://www.instagram.com/lucid_express/

Ellis - Hospital

Kolejna dziś artystka, która była obecna w naszym rankingu płytowym (na nienajgorszym 77 miejscu), ale nie na blogu. Born Again ukazało się w zeszłym roku. Pod pseudonimem Ellis ukrywa się Kanadyjka Linnea Siggelkow.  Hospital to pierwszy singiel z EP nothing is sacred, która ukaże się nwserwisach streamingowych 25 czerwca. Współproducentem wydawnictwa jest Charlie Spencer (Dizzy).

https://www.facebook.com/ellis.delaney/

https://twitter.com/ellismusic

https://www.instagram.com/ellisofficial/

Luncinda Chua - Until I Fall

Lucinda Chua nie była do tej pory obecna na blogu, choć zajęła 24 miejsce w rankingu EP 2019 r. Później artystka towarzyszła FKA Twigs podczas wykonania Cellophane w Tonight Show. Teraz wiolonczelistka, która rozpoczęła naukę gry na instrumencie w wieku trzech lat, zapowiedziała drugą część Antidotes, zaplanowaną na 7 maja. Pierwsza część została wydana przez Lucindę samodzielnie, ale nowa EP ukaże się nakładem 4AD. 23 sierpnia obie EP ukażą się na winylu.

https://www.facebook.com/lucindachua/

https://twitter.com/lucindachua

https://www.instagram.com/lucindachua/

Little Simz - Introvert

Uwielbiam Little Simz! Jedna z najlepszych postaci na arenie hiphopowej w tym momencie. Jej album Grey Area znalazł się na 7 miejscu naszej płytowej listy 2019 r, co jest najlepszym wynikiem jakiegokolwiek krążka rapowego w tym podsumowaniu. W zeszłym roku Simz wydała lockdownową EPkę Drop 6, solidny materiał, który jednak budził silne pragnienie większej ilości nowej muzyki. Po rocznym opóźnieniu, we wrześniu czeka nas nowa płyta. Sometimes I Might Be Introvert, zaplanowane na 3 września, będzie zawierać dziewiętnaście nagrań, w tym duety z Cleo Sol i Obongjayarem. Producentem ponownie będzie Inflo, którego rękę wyraźnie słychać w singlu Introvert - ta piosenka brzmi, jakby powstała w tych samych sesjach, co dwa ostatnie albumy Michaela Kiwanuki. Co jednak w tym złego? Choć Simbi przyznaje w nagraniu, że nie jest "into politics", nowy utwór jest wyraźnie silniej zaangażowany w tą tematykę - to ciekawe, że piosenka i wideo ukazują się dzień po zakończeniu procesu Dereka Chauvina. Ta płyta jest z pewnością z miejsca jedną z najbardziej oczekiwanych wydawnictw roku. 

https://www.facebook.com/LittleSimz/

https://twitter.com/littlesimz

https://www.instagram.com/littlesimz/

Flying Lotus - Black Gold (feat. Thundercat)

Rzadko dzielę się tak krótkimi nagraniami, ale kiedy jest to efekt współpracy Flying Lotus i Thundercata, gotów jestem zrobić wyjątek. FlyLo wydał także drugi kawałek Between Memories z Niiki Randa. Oba pochodzą ze ścieżki dźwiękowej do nadchodzącej premiery Netflixa - Yasuke - w której głównemu bohaterowi głosu użyczy sam LaKeith Stanfield.

https://www.facebook.com/flyinglotus/

https://twitter.com/flyinglotus

https://www.instagram.com/flyinglotus/

Eliza Shaddad - Heaven

Eliza Shaddad powraca na Mavoy Music ze swoim najnowszym singlem Heaven, do którego właśnie ukazał się teledysk. Eliza jest jego współreżyserką obok Jodie Canwell. Drugi studyjny album Shaddad, zatytułowany The Woman You Want ukaże się 16 lipca nakładem Rosemundy/Wow/Flutter.

https://www.facebook.com/ElizaShaddad/

https://twitter.com/ElizaShaddad

https://www.instagram.com/elizashaddad/

FiFi Rong - One Man

FiFi Rong była już notowana na naszej liście przebojów, ale widzę, że nie publikowałem jeszcze postu jej poświęconego. Wokalistka urodziła się w Pekinie, ale przeprowadziła się do Europy i obecnie mieszka w Londynie.Wśród jej inspiracji wymienia głównie artystów trip hopowych - Massive Attack, Portishead, a także Bjork i FKA Twigs. Singiel Only Man, który wczoraj doczekał się nakręconego w Berlinie teledysku, promuje album pod znakomitym tytułem There Is A Funeral In My Heart For Every Man I Loved. Ma on ukazać sie jesienią, na razie nie znamy jego dokładnej daty premiery.

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https://www.instagram.com/fifirong/

MAVOY MOVIE AWARDS 2021

All the winners are below.

Best Film - Soul

Since I saw Kaufman’s film, it felt easily like a best summary of 2020 – dark, gloomy, claustrophobic, entirely in enclosed spaces. So that was the original Best Film winner. But paradoxically, finishing the year I thought about surprising everyone and giving the title to animated film with more uplifting and future-focused vision. First, I thought of Weathering With You, but then I was fascinated by Soul, perhaps my favourite Pixar film and I decided to award it with out most important title.

Best Director -  Chloe Zhao - Nomadland

I mean. who else, really? A few interesting newcomers in this category – and veterans as well, but the winner couldn’t be anyone else. This is the first female director with our award.

Best Lead Actress

Jessie Buckley – I’m Thinking Of Ending Things / Fargo

I first saw her in the series Taboo a few years ago and I was very impressed with young Irish actress, so I’m very satisfied with the progress of her career. She’s about to star next in new Alex Garland’s film, which may give her as well another MMA. Even if Carey Mulligan, our past winner, would absolutely deserve to win this year, too, but I wanted to give an award to somebody new.

Best Lead Actor

Mads Mikkelsen – Another Round / Riders Of Justice

Difficult decision. Very difficult decision. Very strong year. Anthony Hopkins was already our winner in the past. In the end, I had to choose between three actors with two amazing performances of the year. It’s controversial to say this about posthumous Oscar frontrunner, but either of the performances by usually brilliant Boseman failed my expectations (he’s more of a supporting player in D5B anyway), so I’m giving him a special award instead. Choosing between Riz Ahmed and Mads Mikkelsen is a harder choice and I was pretty sure to choose Riz (especially since I’ve seen one of two Mads films, Riders Of Justice, in last minute), but since I’m awarding him for the screenplay, I changed my mind and I’m giving this award to Mikelsen instead.

Best Supporting Actor

Leslie Odom Jr. - One Night In Miami

A lot of interesting performances. Daniel Kaluuya was particularly magnetic, but again, he already won once. I decided to give this award to one of fantastic One Night In Miami quartet – Leslie Odom Jr, for his fantastic impression of one of the best singers of all time, Sam Cooke. In a way, it’s also an award for Hamilton, which I couldn’t really include in these awards, since technically it is a few years old.

Best Supporting Actress

Carol Duarte – The Invisible Life

A proof that for me the awards “season” doesn’t have much of an importance - fantastic Brazilian drama The Invisible Life that was originally submitted to last year’s Oscars and I’ve seen it in March.

Best Child Actor or Actress

Tiara Richards – Buladó

Best Original Screenplay

Emerald Fennell - Promising Young Woman

Riz Ahmed – Mogul Mowgli

In one of the most important categories for me - two very original, uncompromising scripts. Debut filmmaker Emerald Fennell and the best, most surprising and provoking film about sexual assault of last few years. And Riz Ahmed, not just powerful musician and actor, but also great writer – with the best line of the season. The swastika one.

Best Adapted Screenplay

Charlie Kaufman – I’m Thinking Of Ending Things

I remember picking up this book soon after the film was announced, but gladly I didn’t remember enough to not enjoy the film when I eventually saw it. In a words of Jesse Plemons, one of the best working screenwriters „Kaufmanized” it.

Special Award For The Actor - Chadwick Boseman

Few famous deaths have affected me so deeply. When we didn't know about Chadwick Boseman's illness, he seemed to symbolize the power of Black Hollywood. Indeed, he played several African-American icons - and, by playing Black Panther, became one of them in the process. I was very curious to see what other ways this talented actor would surprise us, or if he would become interested in directing. While the last remnants of his career can be witnessed even in this particular week, I am still devastated that he is no longer with us. I can only thank him for his special vision and give him the first special Mavoy Movie Award. 

Special Award For The Show - Last Week Tonight

It's amazing that after being unaware for a long time of what was so special about this Emmy-collecting show, I only started watching it in the spring of 2019. The fact that it seems like ages ago says it all. John Oliver's show impressed me with its very honest approach to the topics presented, its reasonable arguments - even if I don't always agree 100% with the opinions presented, I always like the perspective. Plus, the use of puppets and THAT musical number have been always top notch. But then came 2020, a year where it was really hard to get a laugh. And Last Week Tonight achieved something remarkable, still succeeding in doing just that, even if sometimes through the tears. I’m thinking especially about the episodes after George Floyd’s death. And even when it was hard to contain the fury over the subsequent actions of the now fortunately former government administration - and its conspiracy theory/neo-Nazi fans - the show always managed to surprise us with such fascinating subject matter as rat erotica in art. I'm generally anti-sports, but influenced by Last Week Tonight I started watching Marble League, every race. And while I look forward to when the show returns to the regular studio, and I know John may not admit it, but so does he - I know that every episode of the show brings me joy that I desperately needed. And I really love this man. He's not only a great comedian and an insightful investigator - he's also a good friend.

I also wanna thank all the writers past and present (because I’m also watching the old episodes for the first time, this show ages like a fine wine). You never know who comes up with the best joke...Next to John, that would be

Ali Barthwell, Ben Silva, Brian Parise, Charlie Redd, Chrissy Shackelford, Daniel O'Brien, Dan Gurewitch, Geoff Haggerty, Greg Iwinski, Jeff Maurer, Jill Twiss, Joanna Rothkopf, Johnathan Appel, Josh Gundelman, Juli Weiner, Kevin Avery, Liz Hynes, Mark Kramer, Owen Parsons. Seena Vali, Scott Sherman, Tim Carvell, Will Tracy

PS Also, Danbury, Connecticut can go **** itself

Best Comedy

Riders Of Justice directed by Anders Thomas Jensen

Best Genre Film

Two Distant Strangers  directed by Travon Free and Martin Desmond Roe

Best Live Action Short

Feeling Through directed by Doug Roland

Nimic directed by Yorgos Lanthimos

Best Animated Short

Kapaemahu directed by Dean Hamer, Joe Wilson and Hinaleimoana Wong-Kalu

Best Cinematography

Joshua James Richards – Nomadland

Best Editing

Deepu Joseph - Jallikattu

Best Sound Editing

Nicolas Becker - Sound Of Metal

Best Music

Ludwig Goransson – Tenet

Best Song

Emile Mosseri, Han Ye-Ri – Wind Song

I don’t think anyone expected this, but it’s not a huge surprise if you’d compare my Last.fm stats. I didn’t check, but I think it’s definitely most played of these songs (I also listened to it today as I’m writing this). It’s really magical and it’s introducing the mood of the film really well. It’s sung by Han Ye-Ri, who gives it a delicate, uplifting vibe. Which is interesting, since her character is more down-to-earth and sceptical than her optimistic husband, played by Steven Yeun. It’s also adding to the selection of these songs pleasantly international spirit, not often seen in American cinema.

Production Design

Peter Francis - The Father

Costumes

Francine Jamison-Tanchuk - One Night In MIami

Best International Film:

There Is No Evil (Iran) (directed by Mahmoud Rassoulof)

Weathering With You (Japan) (directed by Makoto Shinkai)

Best Animated Film

Soul

Weathering With You

Best Documentary

Andrey Tarkovsky - A Cinema Prayer (directed Andrei A. Tarkovsky)

Best TV Drama

Devs

Best TV Comedy

Kidding

Leading Actor in A Drama TV Series

Nick Offerman – Devs

Leading Actor In A Comedy TV Series

Jim Carrey – Kidding

Supporting Actor in A Drama TV Series

Glynn Turman – Fargo

Supporting Actor In A Comedy TV Series

Daveed Diggs – The Good Lord Bird

Maaka Pohatu – Wellington Paranormal

Leading Actress in A Drama TV Series

Michaela Coel – I May Destroy You

Supporting Actress In A Drama Series

Alison Pill - Devs

Leading Actress In A Comedy TV Series

Catherine Keener – Kidding

Supporting Actress In A Comedy TV Series

Kathryn Hahn - WandaVision

Daniel Avery - Endless Hours

Daniel Avery przygotowuje się obecnie do wydania nowego krążka, zatytułowanego Together In Static. W odróżnieniu od poprzednika, nie będzie to surprise album. Premiera wydawnictwa jest zaplanowana na 24 czerwca. Dzień wcześniej producent zaprasza na wydarzenie online promujące tą płytę - Avery wyrozumiale ustalił cenę na 6 funtów (31 złotych). Na płycie znajdzie się jedenaście utworów. Do zapowiedzi załączony został nowy singiel Endless Hours.

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Real Lies - Late Arcades

Obiecywana przeze mnie już dość dawno temu płyta Real Lies wciąż nie ujrzała światła dziennego - i w sumie nie dziwię się, jestem przekonany, że panowie uważają, że taka muzyka zasługuje na rozbudowaną promocję w klubach. Dziś otrzymaliśmy nowy singiel, ale wciąż czekamy na szczegóły krążka. Do nagrania zostało również dołączone wideo.

https://www.facebook.com/RealLies

https://twitter.com/_real_lies

https://www.instagram.com/real_lies_/

MAVOY MOVIE AWARDS 2021 - NOMINEES

I’m done with moaning about 2020 in cinema. I already listed all the films that were postponed and I won’t be repeating myself. But – judging by the list below, you absolutely wouldn’t say that it was a bad year for film. Bad year for the industry, bad year for the theaters – definitely, though I wouldn’t bet on the death of this particular art yet. Ironically, all the delays I mentioned helped me to focus this year on indie and international cinema – with absolutely delightful results. Three years ago, we didn’t even have “international film” category. Now these films are visible in majority of the categories! And we’re still very ahead of the Oscars in terms of diversity. Just in the director category alone, there’s only one white male nominee! Without even trying!

I’m introducing a few new categories and I hope I’ll be continuing them in the future. I finally had a chance to watch a lot new short films this year. There are also two special categories for films usually underappreciated by the awards – genre films (so, science fiction and horror, mostly) and comedies.

Our awards will be revealed on the evening of 16th April 2021, Central European time. After this specific social media year, I seriously considered doing Instagram stream, but it seems risky for multiple reasons. But, as always, we'll be live tweeting the results on our Twitter account @MavoyOfficial and also on my Instagram stories (@mavoy93), and then we'll premiere them in a separate post here.

Mavoy Movie Awards 2021 nominees

Best Picture

I’m Thinking Of Ending Things

Judas And The Black Messiah

Mogul Mowgli

Nomadland

One Night In Miami

Soul

The Invisible Life Of Euridice Gusmao

There Is No Evil

The Father

Weathering With You

Best Director

Bassam Tariq - Mogul Mowgli

Charlie Kaufman – I’m Thinking Of Ending Things

Chloe Zhao - Nomadland

Emerald Fennell - Promising Young Woman

Jasmila Żbanić – Quo Vadis Aida

Lee Isaac Chung – Minari

Mohammad Rasoulof – There Is No Evil

Regina King – One Night In Miami

Spike Lee – Da 5 Bloods

Steve McQueen – Mangrove / Lovers Rock / Red White And Blue

Best Lead Actress

Atsuko Maeda – To The Ends Of The Earth

Carey Mulligan – Promising Young Woman

Frances McDormand – Nomadland

Jasna Đuričić – Quo Vadis Aida

Jessie Buckley – I’m Thinking Of Ending Things / Fargo

Julia Stockler – The Invisible Life Of Euridice Gusmao

Lee Young-Ae – Bring Me Home

Natasa Stork – Preparations To Stay Together For An Unknown Period Of Time

Olivia Colman – The Father

Tilda Swinton – The Human Voice

Best Lead Actor

Anthony Hopkins – The Father

Chadwick Boseman - Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom

Delroy Lindo – Da 5 Bloods

John Boyega – Red White And Blue

Kingsley Ben-Adir – One Night In Miami

Lakeith Stanfield – Judas And The Black Messiah

Mads Mikkelsen – Another Round / Riders Of Justice

Riz Ahmed – Mogul Mowgli / Sound Of Metal

Robert Tarango - Feeling Through

Steve Yeun – Minari

Best Supporting Actor

Ashton Sanders – All Day And A Night / Judas And The Black Messiah

Daniel Kaluuya – Judas And The Black Messiah

David Thewlis – I’m Thinking Of Ending Things

Kyle MacLachlan – Tesla

Leslie Odom Jr. - One Night In Miami

Mark Gatiss – The Father

Paul Raci - Sound Of Metal

Robert Pattinson - Tenet

Steve Toussaint – Red White And Blue

Thomas Bo Larsen – Another Round

Best Supporting Actress

Amanda Seyfried - Mank

Carol Duarte – Invisible Life

Han Ye-Ri - Minari

Lily Collins – Mank

Mahtab Sarvati – There Is No Evil

Olivia Williams – The Father

Olivia Cooke – Sound Of Metal

Tuppence Middleton – Mank

Youn Yuh-Jong – Minari

Best Child Actor or Actress

Alan Kim – Minari

Mariam Kanj - The Present

Tiara Richards – Buladó

Best Original Screenplay

Eliza Hittman – Never Rarely Sometimes Always

Emerald Fennell - Promising Young Woman

Jack Fincher – Mank

Jasmila Żbanić - Quo Vadis Aida

Lili Horvat – Preparations To Stay Together For An Unknown Period Of Time

Michael Almereyda – Tesla

Mohammad Rassoulof - There Is No Evil

Radha Blank – The 40 Year Old Version

Riz Ahmed – Mogul Mowgli

Steve McQueen – Red White And Blue

Best Adapted Screenplay

Charlie Kaufman – I’m Thinking Of Ending Things

Chloe Zhao – Nomadland

Florian Zellner – The Father

Hareesh S. & R. Jayakumar – Jallikattu

Heiward Mak - Fagara

Kemp Powers - One Night In Miami

Murilo Hausner, Ines Bortagay, Karim Ainouz - The Invisible Life Of Euridice Gusmao

Naomi Kawase & Izumi Takashari - True Mothers

Ruben Santiago – Hudson - Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom

Best Comedy

Fagara

Irresistible

Kajillionaire

Late Night

Riders Of Justice

Best Genre Film

Come True

La llorona

Saint Maud

Siberia

So What If The Goats Die

Tenet

Two Distant Strangers

The Invisible Man

The Call

Best Live Action Short

Feeling Through directed by Doug Roland

Good Night directed by Anthony Nti

I Am Easy To Find directed by Mike Mills

Nimic directed by Yorgos Lanthimos

So What If The Goats Die directed by Sofia Alaoui

The Letter Room directed by Elvira Lind

The Present directed by Farah Nabulsi

Two Distant Strangers directed by Travon Free and Martin Desmond Roe

White Eye directed by Tomer Shushan.

Best Animated Short

Burrow directed by Madeline Sharafian

If Anything Happens I Love You directed by Michael Govier and Will McCormack

Kapaemahu directed by Dean Hamer, Joe Wilson and Hinaleimoana Wong-Kalu

Best Cinematography

Arseni Khachaturan – Beginning

Ashkan Ashkani - There Is No Evil

Gianfranco Rosi - Notturno

Gireesh Gangadharan - Jallikattu

Helene Louvart – Never Rarely Sometimes Always

Joshua James Richards – Nomadland

Lachlan Milne - Minari

Łukasz Żal – I’m Thinking Of Ending Things

Tami Reiker - One Night In Miami

Yuta Tsukinaga – True Mothers

Best Editing

Andrew Mondshein – Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom

Chloe Zhao – Nomadland

Deepu Joseph - Jallikattu

Frederick Thoraval – Promising Young Woman

Gabriel Rhodes - Time

Jennifer Lame – Tenet

Mark Towns - Saint Maud

Mikkel Nielsen – Sound Of Metal

Robert Frazen – I’m Thinking Of Ending Things

Tariq Anwan – One Night In Miami

Best Sound Editing

Eduardo Caceres Staackman – La llorona

Lewis Goldstein – I’m Thinking Of Ending Things

Nicolas Becker - Sound Of Metal

Paul Davies - Saint Maud

Renganaath Ravee - Jalllikattu

Best Music

Akira Kosemura - True Mothers

Adam Janota Bzowski - Saint Maud

Emile Mosseri – Kajillionaire / Minari

Jay Wadley – I’m Thinking Of Ending Things

Julia Holter – Never Rarely Sometimes Always

Ludwig Goransson – Tenet

Ludovico Einaudi – The Father

Pilotpriest – Come True

Terence Blanchard – One Night In Miami

Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross – Mank / Soul

Best Song

Black Thought – Welcome 2 America

Electric Youth – The Seeker

Emile Mosseri, Han Ye-Ri – Rain Song

H.E.R. - Fight For You

Janelle Monae – Turntables

Laura Pausini – Io Si

Mary J. Blige – See What You’ve Done

Robert Glasper – Show Me Your Soul

Production Design

Daniel T. Dorrance - United States vs Billie Holiday

Donald Graham Burt – Mank

Mark Ricker - Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom

Molly Hughes - I’m Thinking Of Ending Things

Nathan Crowley – Tenet

Page Buckner – One Night In Miami

Peter Francis - The Father

Paulina Rzeszowska- Saint Maud

Yong Ok Lee – Minari

Costumes

Ann Roth - Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom

Francine Jamison-Tanchuk - One Night In MIami

Melissa Toth - I’m Thinking Of Ending Things

Nancy Steiner - Promising Young Woman

Paolo Nieddu - United States Vs Billie Holiday

Trish Summerville - Mank

Best Foreign Film:

Another Round (Denmark) (directed by Thomas Vinterberg)

Jallikattu (India) (directed by Lilo Jose Pelissery)

Labyrinth Of Cinema (Japan) (directed by Nobuhiko Obayashi)

Quo Vadis Aida (Bosnia) (directed by Jasmila Żbanić)

Preparations To Stay Together For An Unknown Period Of Time (Hungary) (directed by Lili Horvath)

There Is No Evil (Iran) (directed by Mahmoud Rassoulof)

The Invisible Life Of Euridice Gusmao (Brasil) (directed by Karim Aïnouz)

True Mothers (Japan) (directed by Naomi Kawase)

To The Ends Of Earth (Uzbekistan) (directed by Kiyoshi Kurosawa)

Weathering With You (Japan) (directed by Makoto Shinkai)

Best Animated Film

Over The Moon

Our Seven Day War

Raya And The Last Dragon

Soul

Weathering With You

Best Documentary

Andrey Tarkovsky - A Cinema Prayer (directed Andrei A. Tarkovsky)

All In – A Fight For Democracy (directed Liz Garbus, Lisa Cortes )

For Sama (directed by Waad Al-Kateab)

John Lewis – Good Trouble (directed by Dawn Porter)

MLK/FBI (directed by Sam Pollard)

Notturno (directed by Gianfranco Rosi)

Stray (directed by Elizabeth Lo )

Time (directed by Garrett Bradley)

The Mole Agent (directed by Maite Alberdi)

White Noise (directed by Daniel Lombroso)

Best TV Drama

Dark

Devs

Fargo

I May Destroy You

The Comey Rule

The Queen’s Gambit

The Third Day

Best TV Comedy

Kidding

The Boys

The Good Lord Bird

Truth Seekers

WandaVision

Wellington Paranormal

What We Do In The Shadows

Leading Actor in A Drama TV Series

Anthony Mackie – Falcon And The Winter Soldier

Ben Mendelsohn – The Outsider

Chris Rock - Fargo

Dietrich Hollinderbaumer – Dark

Jeff Daniels – The Comey Rule

Jude Law – The Third Day

Nick Offerman – Devs

Sebastian Stan – Falcon And The Winter Soldier

Leading Actor In A Comedy TV Series

Anthony Starr – The Boys

Ethan Hawke – The Good Lord Bird

Hugh Laurie – Avenue 5

Jim Carrey – Kidding

Kayvan Novak – What We Do In The Shadows

Matt Berry – What We Do In The Shadows

Mike Minogue – Wellington Paranormal

Nick Frost – Truth Seekers

Supporting Actor in A Drama TV Series

Ben Whishaw - Fargo

Brendan Gleeson – The Comey Rule

Daniel Brühl – Falcon And The Winter Soldier

Glynn Turman – Fargo

Jack Huston - Fargo

Jason Schwartzman - Fargo

Stephen McKinley Henderson – Devs

Timothy Olyphant - Fargo

Winfried Glatzeder - Dark

Supporting Actor In A Comedy TV Series

Daveed Diggs – The Good Lord Bird

Frank Langella – Kidding

Cole Allen – Kidding

Joshua Caleb Johnson – The Good Lord Bird

Justin Kirk – Kidding

Maaka Pohatu – Wellington Paranormal

Mark Proksch – What We Do In The Shadows

Malcolm McDowell – Truth Seekers

Leading Actress in A Drama TV Series

Anya Taylor-Joy – The Queen’s Gambit

Cynthia Erivo – The Outsider

Lisa Kreuzer – Dark

Michaela Coel – I May Destroy You

Naomie Harris – The Third Day

Sonoya Mizuno - Devs

Leading Actress In A Comedy TV Series

Elizabeth Olsen - WandaVision

Catherine Keener – Kidding

Karen O’Leary – Wellington Paranormal

Nastasia Demetriou – What We Do In The Shadows

Supporting Actress In A Comedy TV Series

Aya Cash – The Boys

Judy Greer – Kidding

Juliet Morris – Kidding

Karen Fukuhara – The Boys

Kathryn Hahn - WandaVision

Susie Wokoma – Truth Seekers