I was in a right foul mood when I posted the AWFJ nominations, but I'm in a better mood now, not least because I approve of their choices. As per, 12 Years a Slave dominated the main awards, though there was considerable support for Gravity... again, as per.
AWFJ Best Of Awards
Best Film
12 Years
a Slave
Best Director (Female or
Male)
Steve
McQueen (12 Years a Slave)
Best Actor
Matthew McConaughey
(Dallas Buyers Club)
Best Actress
Cate
Blanchett (Blue Jasmine)
Best Supporting Actor
Jared
Leto (Dallas Buyers Club)
Best Supporting Actress
Lupita
Nyong’o (12 Years a Slave)
Best Screenplay, Original
Spike
Jonze (Her)
Best Screenplay, Adapted
John
Ridley (12 Years a Slave)
Best Cinematography
Emmanuel
Lubezki (Gravity)
Best Editing
Alfonso Cuarón
and Mark Sanger (Gravity)
Best Music or Score
T-Bone
Burnett (Inside Llewyn Davis)
Best Ensemble Cast
American
Hustle
Best Animated Film
The Wind
Rises (Miyazaki Hayao)
Best Documentary
Stories
We Tell (Sarah Polley)
Best Non-English Language
Film
The Hunt
(Thomas Vinterberg) – Denmark
EDA Female Focus Awards
Best Woman Director
Nicole
Holofcener (Enough Said)
Best Woman Screenwriter
Nicole
Holofcener (Enough Said)
Best Breakthrough
Performance
Lupita
Nyong’o (12 Years a Slave)
Kick Ass Award for Best
Female Action Star
Sandra
Bullock (Gravity)
Best Animated Female
Kristen
Bell – ‘Anna’ (Frozen)
Actress Defying Age and
Ageism
Sandra
Bullock (Gravity)
Outstanding Achievement
by a Woman in the Film Industry
Haifaa
Al Mansour for challenging the limitations placed on women within her culture
AWFJ Female Icon Award
Angelina
Jolie for continued commitments to humanitarian causes, and for promoting
awareness about breast cancer
EDA Special Mention
Awards
Best Depiction of Nudity,
Sexuality or Seduction
Scarlett
Johansson and Joaquin Phoenix (Her)
Unforgettable Moment
Award
‘Solomon
hanging’ (12 Years a Slave)
Sequel or Remake that Shouldn’t
Have Been Made
Carrie
Oz the
Great and Powerful
Movie You Wanted to Love
but Just Couldn’t
The
Counsellor
AWFJ Hall of Shame Awards
The
Counsellor (Ridley Scott)
Actress Most in Need of a
New Agent
Cameron
Diaz (The Counsellor)
Most Egregious Age
Difference between the Leading Man and the Love Interest
Bree
Blair and Michael Douglas (Last Vegas)
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