Japanese Breakfast - Skinny Love

Michelle Zauner nagrała już drugą sesję dla Spotify. W poprzedniej artystka udostępniła znany z jej występów na żywo znakomity cover Dreams The Cranberries, od dziś możemy także posłuchać jej wersji najbardziej znanej piosenki Bon Iver.

PS Michelle pojawiła się też dzisiaj na podcaście A24 w rozmowie z reżyserem After Yang, Kogonadą.

https://michellezauner.bandcamp.com/

https://www.facebook.com/japanesebreakfast/

https://twitter.com/jbrekkie

https://www.instagram.com/jbrekkie/

Kelly Lee Owens - Sonic 8 / Olga

Nie spodziewałem się, że będę pisał dziś (albo w najbliższym czasie) o nowym albumie Kelly Lee Owens. Nie jest to całkiem zaskakujące, bo Inner Song było niemal gotowe przed rozpoczęciem sezonu lockdownów. Nowy album Lp.8 będzie wydany 29 kwietnia. Na płycie znajdzie się dziewięć nagrań, w tym pulsujący album closer Sonic 8 i instrumental Olga.

https://www.facebook.com/kellyleeowens

https://twitter.com/kellyleeowens

https://www.instagram.com/kellyleeowens/

GHUM - Some People

Rockmanki GHUM, które prezentowałem na blogu w 2019 r, ogłosiły właśnie premierę swojej debiutanckiej płyty. Bitter będzie dostępne w sklepach i na streamingu od 17 czerwca - na trackliście znajdzie się dziewięć piosenek. Teledysk do Some People, reżyserowany przez Lydię Garnett, inspirowany jest popowymi teledyskami z lat 90 i filmami Johna Watersa.

https://ghum.bandcamp.com

https://www.facebook.com/ghumband/

https://twitter.com/ghumband

https://www.instagram.com/ghumband/

Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs - Blood In The Snow

Kiedy po szeregu EPek Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs wydał swój debiutancki album Trouble w 2012 r, nikt nie spodziewał się, że na jego następcę będziemy musieli czekać dekadę. Oczywiście producent nie był całkowicie nieaktywny, ale jego drugi pełnoprawny album został ogłoszony dzisiaj. When The Lights Go z siedemnastoma niewydanymi wcześniej utworami zostanie opublikowane 22 lipca. Krążek promowany jest przez singiel Blood In The Snow.

https://www.facebook.com/totallyenormousextinctdinosaurs/

https://twitter.com/teedinosaurs

Crystal Eyes - Like A Movie

Kanadyjski dream pop od projektu Crystal Eyes, wywodzącego się z Calgary. Grupa została stworzona przez wokalistkę i gitarzystkę Erin Jenkins, wspomaganą obecnie przez: Jordana Tettensora (gitara), Joleen Toner (klawisze), Willa Johnsona (bas) i Paula de Andrade (perkusja). Like A Movie jest zapowiedzią nowego krążka formacji The Sweetness Restored, przewidzianego na 22 kwietnia. Jest on produkowany przez Andrew Woodsa (The Operators) i miksowany przez Marka Lawsona (Arcade Fire, Peter Gabriel).

https://crystaleyesband.bandcamp.com/

https://www.facebook.com/crystaleyestheband/

https://www.instagram.com/crystaleyestheband/ 

Soft Powder - Close Your Eyes

Pod pseudonimem Soft Powder ukrywa się producent Andy Szetho, reprezentujący scenę Melbourne. Debiutancka EP Szetho, Shangri-La, została wydana w 2018 r. Świeży singiel promuje nadchodzącego album Australijczyka, Somewhere Like Paradise, zaplanowany na 8 kwietnia.

https://softpowder.bandcamp.com/

http://www.facebook.com/softpowderband

https://twitter.com/softpowder_

http://www.instagram.com/softpowder_

Cristina Quesada - Primavera

Jestem trochę zaskoczony, że moja rówieśniczka, dwudziestodziewięcioletnia Cristina Quesada nie była jeszcze nigdy obecna na Mavoy Music. Cristina nauczyła się grać na gitarze w wieku trzynastu lat, wkrótce występowała w teatrze, a nawet stała się częścią obsady dziecięcego programu telewizyjnego. Artystka rozpoczęła wtedy wykorzystywanie w swojej twórczości ukulele. Jej debiutancki album ukazał się w 2015 r. Primavera jest najnowszym singlem Cristiny, wydanym w zeszłym tygodniu.

https://cristinaquesada.bandcamp.com

https://www.facebook.com/cristinaquesadapineapple/

https://twitter.com/cristinaq_pop

https://www.instagram.com/cristinaquesadatwee/

 

Sidibe - Help Yourself

Amerykańska wokalistka z Luizjany, Sidibe, należy do naszych ulubionych debiutantek wykonujących R&B. W zeszły piątek ukazał się najnowszy singiel tej utalentowanej artystki. Piosenka zatytułowana jest Help Yourself.

https://sidibe.bandcamp.com

https://www.facebook.com/sidibeofficial/

https://twitter.com/sidibe

https://www.instagram.com/sidibe/

MAVOY MOVIE AWARDS 2022 - winners

 

Best Film: Dune

It’s a shame that anti-genre Academy bias will prevent this film from getting Best Picture award because I believe if more voters actually watched this film, they would found its intrigue almost as Shakespearesque as actual Shakespeare adaptation, The Tragedy Of Macbeth. It’s truly a work of a very dedicated filmmaker, passionate about both source material and the craft (just listen/watch any of his interviews promoting Dune), yet somehow both faithful to the core of it and transforming it to the circumstances of modern world. If it wasn’t for Dune, Drive My Car would win, and it’s also a very peculiar kind of adaptation, extending the original short story with a lot of new material, including its Chekhov interpolations – and in the process, achieving similar effects to Villeneuve’s adaptation, no matter how different these two films seem.

Best Director: Edgar Wright – Last Night In Soho / The Sparks Brothers / What The Hell Is It This Time

Ryusuke Hamaguchi – The Wheel Of Fortune And Fantasy / Drive My Car

It would be easy to award Villeneuve again (he won for Blade Runner 2049), but like I already said, I’m a big admirer of his work anyway. 2021 in cinema was dominated by two very different directors, who released more than one project. One of them is more “pop”, the latter is “arthouse”, but both, like Denis, are entirely dedicated to his craft, and are masters of storytelling process. This is also the only chance for me to mention The Wheel, which got lost among other nominations for Drive My Car.

Best Lead Actress: Rebecca Ferguson – Dune

I’m glad that Rebecca was at least nominated by some award committees, but I don’t believe her role is of “supporting” kind. No, she’s a lead, she’s dominating every scene she’s in, she’s definitely as important in the movie as Chalamet. It was a strong year for nominees, I’m hoping Penelope Cruz will have another shot at award, and I have no doubt that after third unsuccesful nomination very young Thomasin McKenzie won’t quit easily.

Best Lead Actor: Oscar Isaac – The Card Counter

Very strong year for American actor – while the award itself is “mostly” for The Card Counter, we also recognize his work in Dune and Scenes From A Marriage series. Now, Isaac will return to popular cinema in new Marvel project Moon Knight. Amazingly, the project will also star the former winner of our Best Lead Actor award, Ethan Hawke. It’s not entirely a coincidence, but I believe nobody was better this year than Isaac.

Best Supporting Actor: Willem Dafoe – The Card Counter / Spider-Man No Way Home / The French Dispatch / Nightmare Alley

I know it looks like a consolation prize for Dafoe after he lost for lead two times (At Eternity’s Gate, The Lighthouse). But first, I really don’t feel like one award is more important than the other, secondly, Dafoe is excellent, but he was never considered your typical “leading man”. He’s an A-lister character actor, if that makes sense. So maybe getting his first (of many, I hope!) award for “supporting” is more fitting choice. Even if I admit that his roles in Dispatch and The Card Counter were almost cameos.

Best Supporting Actress: Jodie Comer – The Last Duel

I know that Jodie Comer is best known for series Killing Eve. I have only seen fragments of this show, maybe not enough to have an opinion about it. But I was enamored of her performance in surprisingly fantastic Ridley Scott film – The Last Duel, which is generally remarkable. Matt Damon and our past MMA winner Adam Driver are rather forgettable, but the cinematography, production design, costumes are all eye-catching. This is somehow the only award for The Last Duel (Dune is to blame!), but this period thriller is a must see.

Best International Film: A Hero

No! It’s not Drive My Car! I know everybody expected Drive My Car to win here (or maybe not, if you noticed that A Hero and Parallel Mothers both have more nominations), but I also really wanted to acknowledge the new extraordinary film from Iranian filmmaker Asghar Farhadi. His win in the screenplay category is ironic, considering that he’s being accused of plagiarism (if the case is proven true, I’ll change the credit of course). Either way, this twisted story of a false (?) hero is brilliantly acted and proves that Farhadi is among world’s greatest directors.

Best Original Screenplay: Asghar Farhadi – A Hero

Best Adapted Screenplay: Jon Spaiths, Eric Roth, Denis Villeneuve – Dune

Ryusuke Hamaguchi, Tamasaka Oe – Drive My Car

Best Child Actor or Actress: Kiawenti:o Tarbell – Beans

Mychall Bella-Bowman – The Underground Railroad

Best Acting In A Short Film

Alina Turdumamatova – Ala Kachuu

Best Comedy:The French Dispatch (Wes Anderson)

Best Genre Film: Dune

Best Stunt Work: Dune

Best Casting In Film Or Television: Tiffany Little Canfield, Bernard Telsey - In The Heights

Best Live Action Short: Ala Kachuu – Take And Run (Maria Brendle), One-Tenth Of A Millimeter Apart (Wong Kar-Wai)

Best Animated Short: Navozande, the Musician (Reza Riahi), World Of Tomorrow Episode Three (Don Hertzfeld)

Best Cinematography: Greig Fraser – Dune

Best Editing: Joe Walker – Dune

Best Sound: Akritchalerm Kalayanamitr, Javier Umpierrez – Memoria

Best Music: Hans Zimmer – Dune

Best Song: In The Heights (In The Heights)

Best Production Design: Patrice Vermette – Dune

Best Costumes: Alex Watherson - Last Night In Soho

Best Animated Film: The Crossing (La Traversee) (Florence Mailhe)

Best Documentary: Summer Of Soul (Questlove)

TELEVISION AWARDS

Best TV Drama: The Underground Railroad

Best TV Comedy: Blindspotting

Direction Of A TV Series: Barry Jenkins – The Underground Railroad

Leading Actor in Drama TV Series: David Thewlis – Landscapers

Leading Actor In Comedy TV Series: Matt Berry – What We Do In The Shadows / Toast Of Tinseltown & Micheal Greyeyes – Rutherford Falls

Supporting Actor In Drama TV Series: John Turturro - Severance

Supporting Actor In Comedy TV Series: Zahn McClarnon – Reservation Dogs (also in Hawkeye)

Leading Actress In Drama TV Series: Thuso Mbedo – The Underground Railroad

Leading Actress In Comedy TV Series: Jasmine Cephas Jones – Blindspotting

Supporting Actress in Drama TV Series: Britt Lower – Severance

Supporting Actress In Comedy TV Series: Helen Hunt – Blindspotting & Ambika Mod – This Is Going To Hurt

Mary Lattimore & Paul Sukeena - Altar Of Tammy

Po zeszłorocznym wydawnictwie, zbierającym niewydane wcześniej starsze nagrania (59 miejsce w naszym rankingu), Mary Lattimore kontynuuje porządkowanie swojego archiwum. Na początku kwarantanny dwa lata temu artystka rozpoczęła współpracę ze swoim sąsiadem, gitarzystą Paulem Sukeena. Efektem tych sesji jest album West Kensington, którego premiera została właśnie zapowiedziana na 20 maja. Znajdzie się na nim sześć świeżych piosenek.

https://marylattimoreharpist.bandcamp.com/

https://twitter.com/marylattimore

https://www.instagram.com/maryoverthere/

Floating World Pictures - Fairbairn's Floating World

O projekcie Floating World Pictures dowiedziałem się z MOJO. Formacja została założona przez Chesnutta (Snapped Ankles) i artystę dźwiękowego Raimunda Wonga. Na ich debiutanckim albumie gościnnie udzielają się także - między innymi -  Alabaster DePlume, Akihide Monna (Bo Ningen) i Danalogue (The Comet Is Coming). To właśnie udział tego ostatniego zwrócił moją uwagę na FWP. Oceniając po zaprezentowanych singlach, kosmiczny jazz z elementami słowa mówionego, ambientu oraz muzyki syntezatorowej i etnicznej powinien przypaść do gustu fanom Komety. Liczę, że cały album The Twenty-Three Views, którego będziemy mogli posłuchać 6 maja, będzie podobnie silnym przeżyciem.

https://floatingworldpictures.bandcamp.com/

https://twitter.com/recordsfriendly

https://www.instagram.com/floating_world_pictures_/

Zola Jesus - Lost

Ostatni album Niki Danilovy, Okovi, miał swoją premierę w 2017 r. Od tego czasu artystka wydała kilka osobnych nagrań i remiksów, ale teraz gotowa jest do wydania świeżego materiału. Nowy album Zoli, Arkhon, został zaplanowany na 20 maja. Na płycie znajdzie się dziesięć utworów. Otwierającym nagraniem jest Lost, którego możemy od dziś posłuchać.

https://zolajesus.bandcamp.com/

https://twitter.com/zolajesus

https://www.instagram.com/zolajesus/

Kadhja Bonet - Dear Gina

Nasza miłość do magicznej Kadhji Bonet jest powszechnie znana. Dzisiejszego słonecznego popołudnia nadzwyczajna wokalistka z Richmond zaprezentowała nowy singiel Dear Gina. Jak tłumaczy Bonet, jest to kontynuacja historii zawartej w piosence Delphine. "Jeśli kiedykolwiek chcieliście wiedzieć, o czym mówił list - to Dear Gina" - mówi.  Niestety, nagraniu wciąż nie towarzyszą informacje o ewentualnej premierze kolejnej płyty Kadhji - pozostaje mieć nadzieję, że jej premiera nie jest odległa. Wiadomo jednak, że będzie to pierwszy album artystki wydany nakładem Ninja Tune.

https://www.facebook.com/KadhjaBonet

https://twitter.com/kadhja

https://www.instagram.com/kadhjabonet

https://kadhjabonet.bandcamp.com/

Hatchie - Lights On

Przyznaję, że pisaliśmy już o dwóch singlach z nadchodzącej płyty Hatchie (a także o występującej obecnie jako jej support Caroline Loveglow) - ale nie mogę nic poradzić, że jest to taka udana muzyka :) To powinna być bardzo dobra płyta. Najnowszy singiel Lights On właśnie zadebiutował wraz z teledyskiem - który ukazał się zaledwie kilka minut temu.

https://www.facebook.com/hihatchie

https://twitter.com/hihatchie

https://www.instagram.com/hihatchie/

Fleeting Joys - Everything You're Running To

Fleeting Joys wydali swój najnowszy album All Lost Eyes And Glitter w listopadzie, ale kalifornijski projekt zaprezentował nam właśnie pierwszy nowy kawałek od tego czasu. Everything You're Running To pojawiło się w zeszłym tygodniu na Bandcampie, od dziś można posłuchać go także na innych serwisach streamingowych.

https://www.facebook.com/thefleetingjoys/

https://fleetingjoys1.bandcamp.com/

https://twitter.com/fleetingjoys

Working Men's Club - Window

Working Men’s Club są jednym z projektów, których odkryłem dzięki BBC 6 Music. Nie jestem do końca pewny, czy miało to związek z ich częstą rotacją na antenie, czy może z zeszłorocznym występem podczas 6 Music Festival. Jesienią zespół zakończył nagrywanie drugiego krążka, który będzie mieć swoją premierę latem. Fear Fear zapowiedziane jest na 16 lipca. Frontman Syd Minsky-Sargeant zapowiada, że w odróżnieniu od osobistego debiutu, ten album częściej będzie posługiwać się perspektywą trzeciej osoby. Producentem płyty jest Ross Orton (Arctic Monkeys, M.I.A.). Poniżej pierwszy singiel z tego wydawnictwa.

https://www.facebook.com/workingmensclubhc/

https://twitter.com/work1ngmensclub

https://www.instagram.com/workingmensclubhc/

https://workingmensclub.bandcamp.com/

Mavoy Movie Awards 2022 - nominees

We are primarily a music blog, of course, but we often post about cinema, we recommend our favourite films, we're taking an in-depth look at underrated, independent, international cinema that should be, in our view, getting more coverage. As most of you know by now, once a year, we're also taking some time to present our version of "best ub film and television" type of awards. My criticism of the Academy Awards (and vast majority of the awards, generally) is well-known and I won't be repeating myself here. I'll just remind some of the rules that we're following.

The films eligible to the awards must have been released between 1 January 2020 and 31 December 2021. Due to covid regulations last year, I loosed up the results and I allowed the works released in first two months of the year to be nominated. This year, as an experiment, I'm leaving this rule in place for series debuting in first two months of the year, while they're still fresh in my mind. Even if they're not even always finished. I don't know if it'll be permanent, but most of all, I really wouldn't want to organize whole other awards for television. It's not out specialty, anyway.

While this year was certaily more "blockbuster-ish" than the last one, it's worth nothing that our nominations in "Best Film" category are still very much independent and include not one, but two animated films. Will one of them be the second of our animated Best Films?

I'm introducing a few new categories again! I'm following the debate about the Oscars and again, I'm agreeing with most of these, so take it as my response.  I can only hope the necessary changes will be implemented. Maybe it's idealistic  but I wanna see the Oscars that are about quality of the films, not about the amount of money put in the campaign.

On a looser note - when I posted this photo of Orson Welles to promote this year's edition of Mavoy Movie Awards, I wasn't really thinking about the fact that the legendary director himself could be nominated this year. But he is, the documentary film Hopper/Welles was naturally filmed a few decades ago, but it remained unreleased until 2020. So it's absolutely eligible, and it deserves it.

Our awards will be revealed on the evening of 25th March, Central European time. But, as always, we'll be live tweeting the results on our Twitter account @MavoyOfficial and then we'll premiere them in a separate post here.

Best Film

A Hero

Drive My Car

Dune

Flee

In The Heights

Last Night In Soho

Paralllel Mothers

The Card Counter

The French Dispatch

World Of Tomorrow Episode Three

Best Director

Asghar Farhadi – A Hero

Celine Sciamma – Petite Maman

Denis Villeneuve - Dune

Edgar Wright – Last Night In Soho / The Sparks Brothers / What The Hell Is It This Time

Jessica Beshir – Faya Dayi

Maggie Gyllenhaal – The Lost Daughter

Pedro Almodovar – Parallel Mothers

Ryusuke Hamaguchi – The Wheel Of Fortune And Fantasy / Drive My Car

Steven Spielberg – West Side Story

Wes Anderson - The French Dispatch

Best Lead Actress

Ann Dowd – Mass

Arawinda Kirana - Yuni

Frances McDormand – The French Dispatch / The Tragedy Of Macbeth

Mugi Kadowaki - Aristocrats

Olivia Colman – The Lost Daughter

Penelope Cruz – Parallel Mothers

Rebecca Ferguson – Dune

Thomasin McKenzie – Last Night In Soho

Tilda Swinton - Memoria

Yilka Gashi – Hive

Best Lead Actor

Amir Jadidi – A Hero

Caleb Landry Jones – Nitram

Denzel Washington – The Tragedy Of Macbeth

Hidetoshi Nishijima – Drive My Car

Jason Isaacs – Mass

John Lloyd Cruz - The History Of Ha

Joaquin Phoenix – C’Mon C’Mon

Nicolas Cage - Pig

Oscar Isaac – The Card Counter/ Scenes From A Marriage (also supporting in Dune)

Peter Dinklage – Cyrano

Best Supporting Actor

Andrew Garfield – Spider-Man No Way Home (also as a lead in Tick Tick Boom)

Alex Hassell – The Tragedy Of Macbeth

Brendan Gleeson – The Tragedy Of Macbeth

Corey Hawkins – The Tragedy Of Macbeth / In The Heights

Jason Momoa – Dune

Kelvin Harrison Jr. - Cyrano

Matt Smith – Last Night In Soho

Mohsen Tanabandeh – A Hero

Tom Waits – Licorice Pizza

Willem Dafoe – The Card Counter / Spider-Man No Way Home / The French Dispatch / Nightmare Alley

Best Supporting Actress

Ariana DeBose – West Side Story

Jessie Buckley – The Lost Daughter

Jodie Comer – The Last Duel

Lyna Khoudri – The French Dispatch (also lead in Gagarine)

Kiko Mizuhara - Aristocrats

Milena Smit – Parallel Mothers

Olga Merediz - In The Heights

Reika Kirishima – Drive My Car

Sahar Goldoost – A Hero

Sharon Duncan-Brewster – Dune

Best Child Actor or Actress (Film and Television)

Afia Jahin Jaima - Rehana

Josephine Sanz & Gabrielle Sanz – Petite Maman

Kiawenti:o Tarbell – Beans

Lia McHugh - Eternals

Mychall Bella-Bowman – The Underground Railroad

Rakel Lenora Fløttum, Alva Brynsmo Ramstad, Sam Ahraf & Mina Yasmin Bremseth Asheim - The Innocents

Woody Norman – C’mon C’Mon

Best Original Screenplay

Apichatpong Weerasethakul – Memoria

Asghar Farhadi – A Hero

Edgar Wright & Krysty Wilson Cairns – Last Night In Soho

Fran Kranz - Mass

Justin Kurzel - Nitram

Lav Diaz - The History Of Ha

Michael Sarnoski – Pig

Mike Mills – C’Mon C’Mon

Paul Schrader – The Card Counter

Pedro Almodovar – Parallel Mothers

Best Adapted Screenplay

David Lowery – The Green Knight

Erika Schmidt – Cyrano

Guillermo del Toro, Kim Morgan, William Lindsay Gresham - Nightmare Alley

Jane Campion - The Power Of The Dog

Jon Spaiths, Eric Roth, Denis Villeneuve – Dune

Joel Coen – The Tragedy Of Macbeth

Maggie Gyllenhaal – The Lost Daughter

Ryusuke Hamaguchi, Tamasaka Oe – Drive My Car

Tony Kushner, Arthur Laurents - West Side Story

Yukiko Sode – Aristocrats

Best Comedy

I’m Your Man (Maria Schrader)

Licorice Pizza (PT Anderson)

Petrov’s Flu (Kiril Serebrennikov)

Strawberry Mansion (Albert Birney, Kentucker Audley)

The French Dispatch (Wes Anderson)

Best Genre Film

Beyond Infinite Two Minutes (Junta Yamaguchi)

Dune (Denis Villeneuve)

Last Night In Soho (Edgar Wright)

I’m Your Man (Maria Schrader)

Nine Days (Edson Oda)

Spider-Man: No Way Home (Jon Watts)

Swan Song (Benjamin Cleary)

Strawberry Mansion (Albert Birney, Kentucker Audley)

The Green Knight (David Lowery)

The Innocents (Eskil Vogt)

Best Stunt Work (New Category)

Dune

No Time To Die

Shang-Chi and The Ten Rings

Spider-Man No Way Home

The Suicide Squad

Best Casting In Film Or Television (New Category)

Angelique Midthunder, Jennifer Schwalenberg - Reservation Dogs

Cindy Tolan - West Side Story

Deanna Brigidi, Kimberly Hardin – Blindspotting

Henry Russell Bergstein, Allison Estrin - Mass

Jina Jay, Francine Maisler – Dune

Kahleen Crawford - The Lost Daughter

Mohammad Taghi Javadi - A Hero

Rachel Tenner - Severance

Tiffany Little Canfield, Bernard Telsey - In The Heights

Best Live Action Short

Ala Kachuu – Take And Run (Maria Brendle)

I Love You, I Hate You (Sam Pilling)

One-Tenth Of A Millimeter Apart (Wong Kar-Wai)

Please Hold (KD Davila)

Sleep (Jack Rodriguez)

Sukienka (Tomasz Łysiak)

Taipei Suicide Story (Keff)

The Long Goodbye (Aneil Karia)

Best Animated Short

Bloom (Auraline Mary)

Louise (Constance Bertoux, Camille Bozec, Pauline Guitton, Pauline Mauviere, Mila Monaghan)

Los Huesos (Joaquin Cocina, Cristobal Leon)

Navozande, the Musician (Reza Riahi)

Puparia (Shingo Tamagawa)

Robin Robin (Dan Ojari, Michael Please)

World Of Tomorrow Episode Three (Don Hertzfeld)

Best Cinematography

Alexander Dynan – The Card Counter

Bruno Delbonnel – The Tragedy Of Macbeth

Chung Hoon-Chung – Last Night In Soho

Dariusz Wolski – The Last Duel

Greig Fraser – Dune

Hidetoshi Shinomiya - Drive My Car

Jessica Beshir – Faya Dayi

Lav Diaz – The History Of Ha

Robbie Ryan – C’mon C’Mon

Sayombhu Mukdeeprom – Memoria

Best Editing

David Lowery – The Green Knight

Felix Sandri & Elis Saraci - No Time To Die

Jens Christian Fodstad - The Innocents

Joe Walker – Dune

Jennifer Vacchiarello – C’Mon C’Mon

Joel Coen, Lucien Johnston – The Tragedy Of Macbeth

Junta Yamaguchi - Beyond The Infinite Two Minutes

Nelly Quettier – Annette

Paul Machliss – Last Night In Soho

Tom Eagles - The Harder They Fall

Best Sound Editing

Andy Hay - Summertime

Bjorn Viktorsson – Lamb

Dan Morgan - Last Night In Soho

Gisle Tveito - The Innocents

Javier Umpierrez - Memoria

Johnny Marshall - The Green Knight

Lukas Julian Lentz, Havard Rosenberg - The Penultimate

Oliver Tarney - No Time To Die / The Last Duel

Skip Lievsay – The Tragedy Of Macbeth

Theo Green – Dune

Production Design

Adam Stockhousen - The French Dispatch

Angelica Perea - Memoria

Arthur Max - The Last Duel

Jade Healy - The Green Knight

Marcus Rowland - Last Night In Soho

Patrice Vermette – Dune

Sabine Hvild, Kristina Kovacs - The Penultimate

Suzie Davis - The Electrical Life Of Louis Wain

Stephan Dechant – The Tragedy Of Macbeth

Tamara Deverell - Nightmare Alley

Costumes

Alex Watherson - Last Night In Soho

Antoinette Messam - The Harder They Fall

Janty Yates - The Last Duel

Luis Sequeira - Nightmare Alley

Małgosia Turzańska - The Green Knight

Mary Zophres – The Tragedy Of Macbeth

Michael O’ Connor - The Electrical Life Of Louis Wain

Massimo Cantini Parrini, Jacqueline Durran – Cyrano

Paul Tazewell - West Side Story

Stacy Horn – Dune

Best International Film:

Azerbaijan – In Between Dying (Hilal Baydarov)

Australia – Nitram (Justin Kurzel)

Colombia – Memoria (Apichatpong Weerasethakul)

France – Petite Maman (Celine Sciamma)

Indonesia – Yuni (Kamila Andini)

Iran – A Hero (Asghar Farhadi)

Japan – Drive My Car (Ryusuke Hamaguchi)

Kosovo – Hive (Blerta Basholi)

Philippines – History Of Ha (Lav Diaz)

Spain – Parallel Mothers (Pedro Almodovar)

Best Animated Film

Belle (Mamoru Hosoda)

Cryptzoo (Dash Shaw)

Encanto (Jared Bush, Byron Howard, Charise Castro Smith)

Flee (Jonas Pohen Rasmussen)

La Traversee (Florence Miailhe)

Pompo The Cinephile (Takayuki Hirao)

Raya And The Last Dragon (Don Hall, Carlos Lopez Estrada, Paul Briggs)

The Summit Of The Gods (Patrick Imbert)

Vivo (Kirk DeMicco, Brandon Jeffords)

Best Documentary

A La Calle (Maxx Caicedo, Nelson G. Navarrete)

Babi Yar. Context (Sergei Loznitsa)

Faya Dayi (Jessica Beshir)

Fearless – The Women Fighting Putin (Sarah Collinson)

Hopper Welles (Orson Welles)

Kurt Vonnegut Unstuck In Time (Robert B. Weide)

No Responders Left Behind (Rob Lindsay)

Summer Of Soul (Questlove)

The Sparks Brothers (Edgar Wright)

TELEVISION

Best TV Drama

American Crime Story Impeachment

Around The World In 80 Days

Foundation

Landscapers

Loki

Severance

The Shrink Next Door

The Underground Railroad

Best TV Comedy

Blindspotting

Hawkeye

Made For Love

Pam & Tommy

Peacemaker

Rutherford Falls

Reservation Dogs

This Is Going To Hurt

What We Do In The Shadows

Direction of a TV Series (New Category)

Barry Jenkins – The Underground Railroad

Ben Stiller – Severance

James Gunn – Peacemaker

Seith Mann - Blindspotting

Will Sharpe - Landscapers

Leading Actor in A Drama TV Series

Adam Scott - Severance

David Tennant – Around The World In 80 Days

David Thewlis - Landscapers

Clive Owen - American Crime Story Impeachment

Jared Harris – Foundation

Paul Rudd – The Shrink Next Door

Leading Actor In A Comedy TV Series

Ben Whishaw – This Is Going To Hurt

Billy Magnussen – Made For Love

D’Pharaoh – Won-A Tai – Reservation Dogs

Kayvan Novak – What We Do In The Shadows

John Cena - Peacemaker

Matt Berry – What We Do In The Shadows

Michael Greyeyes – Rutheford Falls

Sebastian Stan – Pam & Tommy

Supporting Actor in A Drama TV Series

Aaron Pierre – The Undeground Railroad

Ibrahim Koma – Around The World In 80 Days

Joel Edgerton – The Underground Railroad

John Turturro – Severance

Owen Wilson - Loki

William Jackson Harper – The Underground Railroad

Yul Vasquez - Severance

Supporting Actor In A Comedy TV Series

Chukwudi Iwuji – Peacemaker (also recognized for his work in The Undeground Railroad)

Freddie Stroma - Peacemaker

Rafael Casal - Blindspotting

Seth Rogen – Pam & Tommy

Steve Agee - Peacemaker

Zahn McClarnon – Reservation Dogs / Hawkeye

Leading Actress in A Drama TV Series

Beanie Feldstein - American Crime Story Impeachment

Olivia Colman – Landscapers

Thuso Mbedu – The Underground Railroad

Supporting Actress In A Drama TV Series

Britt Lower - Sevrance

Kathryn Hahn – The Shrink Next Door

Leonie Benesch – Around The World In 80 Days

Lou Llobell – Foundation

Patricia Arquette - Severance

Sarah Paulson - American Crime Story Impeachment

Leading Actress In A Comedy TV Series

Danielle Brooks - Peacemaker

Hailee Steinfeld – Hawkeye

Jasmine Cephas Jones – Blindspotting

Kawennáhere Devery Jacobs – Reservation Dogs (also appeared in Rutherford Falls)

Lily James – Pam & Tommy

Nastasia Demetriou – What We Do In The Shadows

Paulina Alexis – Reservation Dogs

Supporting Actress In A Comedy TV Series

Alaqua Cox – Hawkeye

Ambika Mod – This Is Going To Hurt

Helen Hunt- Blindspotting

Florence Pugh – Hawkeye

Jaylen Barron – Blindspotting

Jennifer Holland - Peacemaker