Best Feature-Length Film
1.
Speed Racer
2.
Let the Right One In
3. Wendy and Lucy
4. Happy-Go-Lucky
5. Rachel Getting Married
6. The Class
7. U2 3D
8. In Bruges
9. Gran Torino
10. Shotgun Stories
Best Lead Performance, Male
1. Michael Shannon, Shotgun
Stories
2. Clint Eastwood, Gran Torino
3. Chiwetel Ejiofor, Redbelt
4. Colin Farrell, In Bruges
5. Brendan Gleeson, In Bruges
Best Lead Performance, Female
1. Sally Hawkins, Happy-Go-Lucky
2. Anne Hathaway, Rachel Getting Married
3. Gillian Anderson, The X-Files: I Want
to Believe
4. Michelle Williams, Wendy and Lucy
5. Anna Faris, The House Bunny
Best Supporting Performance, Male
1. Robert Downey Jr., Tropic Thunder
2. Roger Allam, Speed Racer
3. Eddie Marsan, Happy-Go-Lucky
4. Emile Hirsch, Milk
5. Brad Pitt, Burn After Reading
Best Supporting Performance, Female
1. Rosemarie DeWitt, Rachel
Getting Married
2. Rachel Weisz, My Blueberry Nights
3. Susie Essman, Bolt
4. Ahney Her, Gran Torino
5. Lina Leandersson, Let the Right One
In
Best Direction
1. Andy and Larry Wachowski, Speed Racer
2. Tomas Alfredson, Let the
Right One In
3. Laurent Cantet, The Class
4. Mike Leigh, Happy-Go-Lucky
5. Kelly Reichardt, Wendy and
Lucy
Best Screenplay
(original or adapted)
1. Mike Leigh, Happy-Go-Lucky
2. John Ajvide Lindqvist, Let the
Right One In
3. Martin McDonaugh, In Bruges
4. David Mamet, Redbelt
5. Joel and Ethan Coen, Burn
After Reading
Best Cinematography
(film or video)
1. Christopher Doyle and Rain Kathy Li, Paranoid
Park
2. Darius Khondji, My Blueberry Nights
3. Ping Bing Lee, Flight of the Red Balloon
4. Declan Quinn, Rachel Getting Married
5. Peter Zeitlinger, Encounters at the
End of the World
Best Music
(original, adapted, or compiled)
1. Michael Giacchino, Speed
Racer
2. A.R. Rahman, Slumdog Millionaire
3. Clint Eastwood, Gran Torino
4. Ry Cooder, My Blueberry Nights
5. John Powell & Hans Zimmer, Kung
Fu Panda
Best Cinematic Moment
1. The reveal of Trixie behind the wheel during
the second leg of the Casa Cristo race—one of a thousand great cinematic moments in Speed Racer
2. What happens when Eli comes in uninvited—Let
the Right One In
3. Wendy’s hello and goodbye to Lucy—Wendy
and Lucy
4. A visit to the salon for Kym and Rachel
takes an unexpected turn—Rachel Getting Married
5. Poppy in the classroom—Happy-Go-Lucky
6. Discussing the misunderstanding of the
word “skank”—The Class
7. “Miss Sarajevo”—U2
3D
8. The first tour and the encounter with the
American tourists—In Bruges
9. “Is that those chicken dumpling things?
Okay, come on in.”—Gran Torino
10. The glimpse of Michael Shannon’s
scarred back during the opening of Shotgun Stories
Best Cinematic Breakthrough
1. Michelle Williams (Wendy and Lucy)
2. Michael Shannon (Shotgun Stories,
Revolutionary Road)
3. Mike Gilbert
4. Bryan Bertino (The Strangers)
5. Paulie Litt (Speed Racer, Doubt)
Best Body of Work
1. Emile Hirsch (Speed Racer, Milk)
2. Robert Downey Jr. (Iron Man, Tropic
Thunder)
3. Jason Statham (Transporter 3,
The Bank Job, Death Race)
Best Ensemble Performance
1. Speed Racer
2.
Milk
3. Rachel Getting Married
4.
Slumdog Millionaire
5. Burn After Reading
Best Movie-Related Web Site
WELCOME TO L.A. (Larry Aydlette)
SUNSET GUN (Kim Morgan)
CINEBEATS: CONFESSIONS OF A CINEPHILE (Kimberly Lindbergs)
COOSA CREEK CINEMA (Rick Olson)
THE KIND OF FACE YOU HATE (Bill R.)
10th Anniversary Award, Best Feature Film
1998
1. Babe: Pig in the City (George
Miller)
2. The Big Lebowski (Joel Coen)
3. Rushmore (Wes Anderson)
4. A Simple Plan (Sam Raimi)
5. Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (Terry Gilliam)
25th Anniversary Award, Best Feature Film
1983
1. Local Hero (Bill Forsyth)
2. El Norte (Gregory Nava)
3. The Right Stuff (Philip Kaufman)
4. Sans Soleil (Chris Marker)
5. The Man With Two Brains (Carl
Reiner)
50th Anniversary Award, Best Feature Film
1958
1. Vertigo (Alfred Hitchcock)
2. A Night to Remember (Roy Ward
Baker)
3. The Lineup (Don Siegel)
4. Buchanan Rides Alone (Budd Boetticher)
5. Horror of Dracula (Terence Fisher)