1917” wins big, taking home five awards including Best Picture and Best Director in the 2019 Music City Film Critics’ Association Awards Ceremony.

(NASHVILLE, TN – JANUARY 10, 2020) – The Music City Film Critics’ Association is pleased to announce the winners for the Music City Film Critics’ Association 2019 Film Awards. The association is comprised of 30 professional film critics that live and work in or around Nashville, TN.

 “1917” leads the winners with five, including wins for Best Picture, Best Director – Sam Mendes, Best Sound, Best Cinematography, and Best Editing.

“Joker” (2 wins), “Knives Out” (2), “Once Upon A Time… In Hollywood” (2), “Parasite” (2), “Rocketman” (2), and “Us” (2) all had multiple wins.

Clint Redwine, president of the MCFCA said, “2019 was a fantastic year for film. It was the second-highest grossing box office of all time, and people spent their money seeing amazing films. Our winners this year speak to that success. We congratulate all of them and wish them all the best as we continue through awards season. We can’t wait to see the great things ahead for film in 2020.”

MCFCA member Cory Woodroof, who writes for the Nashville Scene and The Playlist, said, “This year’s winners are a wide variety of what made 2019 such a special year at the movies. ‘1917’ represents one of the year’s premiere achievements in visceral, emotive storytelling, and it’s a fine recipient for our top honor. It’s also great to see a film like ‘Wild Rose’ take home The Jim Ridley Award. That film certainly embodies the spirit of our city and its storied arts scene.”

To speak with a member of the MCFCA regarding the 2019 nominations, please send an email request to mcfca615@gmail.com.

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THE 2019 MUSIC CITY FILM CRITICS’ ASSOCIATION

OFFICIAL WINNERS

Best Picture – 1917

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Best Director – Sam Mendes – 1917

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Best Actor – Joaquin Phoenix – Joker

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Best Actress – Lupita Nyong’o – Us

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Best Supporting Actor – Brad Pitt – Once Upon A Time… In Hollywood

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Best Supporting Actress – Florence Pugh – Little Women

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Best Young Actor – Roman Griffin Davis – Jojo Rabbit

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Best Young Actress – Kyliegh Curran – Doctor Sleep

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Best Acting Ensemble – Knives Out

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Best Animated Feature – Toy Story 4

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Best Documentary – Apollo 11

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Best Screenplay – Bong Joon Ho, and Jin Won Han – Parasite

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Best Sound – Oliver Tarney – 1917

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Best Song – (I’m Gonna” Love Me Again), Elton John – Music, Bernie Taupin – Lyrics – Rocketman

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Best Score – Hildur Guðnadóttir – Joker

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Best Music Film – Giles Martin, Ian Neil – Rocketman

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Best Cinematography – Roger Deakins – 1917

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Best Editing – Lee Smith – 1917

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Best Production Design – Barbara Ling – Once Upon A Time… In Hollywood

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Best Comedy – Knives Out

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Best Horror Film – Us

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Best Action Film – Avengers: Endgame

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Best Foreign Language Film – Parasite

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The Jim Ridley Award (For the film that best depicts Nashville) – Wild Rose

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Jacob is a film critic and co-founder of the Music City Drive-In. He is a member of the Music City Film Critics’ Association and specializes in the awards season. You can find him on Twitter @Tberry57.

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