CRASH – Awards and Nominations

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Jennifer Esposito, Don Cheadle in Crash
Jennifer Esposito, Don Cheadle in Crash

Unless otherwise noted, all Crash awards and nominations are for the year 2005.

Photos: Lorey Sebastian / © Lions Gate Films Inc.

Academy Awards: 3 wins (best film; best original screenplay, Paul Haggis and Bobby Moresco; best editing, Hughes Winborne);

American Cinema Editors: 1 win (best edited feature – dramatic, Hughes Winborne)

Art Directors Guild: 1 nomination (best production designcontemporary film, Laurence Bennett)

British Academy Awards: 2 wins (best supporting actress, Thandie Newton; best original screenplay, Paul Haggis and Bobby Moresco);

British Independent Film: 1 nomination (best foreign film)

Broadcast Film Critics Association: 2 wins (best acting ensemble; best writer, Paul Haggis and Bobby Moresco);

Central Ohio Film Critics Association: Seventh place for best film

Chicago Film Critics Association: 2 wins (best film; best screenplay, Paul Haggis and Bobby Moresco);

Cinema Audio Society: 1 nomination (best sound mixing)

Dallas-Ft. Worth Film Critics Association: 1 win (best supporting actor, Matt Dillon);

Michael Pena in Crash
Michael Pena in Crash

David di Donatello (Italian Academy) Awards: 1 win (best foreign film)

Directors Guild of America: 1 nomination (best director, Paul Haggis)

European Film Awards: 1 nomination (Prix Screen International for best foreign film)

Florida Film Critics Circle: 1 win (breakthrough performance, Terrence Howard – also, for Hustle & Flow and Get Rich or Die Tryin’)

Golden Globes: 2 nominations (best supporting actor, Matt Dillon; best screenplay, Paul Haggis and Bobby Moresco)

Gotham Awards: 1 nomination (best ensemble)

Independent Film Spirit: 2 wins (best first feature; best supporting actor, Matt Dillon)

Irish Film & Television Academy: 1 nomination (People’s Choice Awardsbest international film)

Las Vegas Film Critics Society: 2 wins (best supporting actor, Matt Dillon; best screenplay, Paul Haggis and Bobby Moresco);

Thandie Newton in Crash
Thandie Newton in Crash

London Film Critics’ Circle: 2 wins (best supporting actress, Thandie Newton; best screenplay, Paul Haggis and Bobby Moresco);

National Board of Review: 1 win (breakthrough performance – actor, Terrence Howard – also, for Hustle & Flow and Get Rich or Die Tryin’);

New York Film Critics Online: 3 wins (best debut director, Paul Haggis; best screenplay, Paul Haggis and Bobby Moresco; breakthrough performance, Terrence Howard – also, for Hustle & Flow, Four Brothers, and Get Rich or Die Tryin’);

Online Film Critics Society: 1 win (breakthrough filmmaker, Paul Haggis);

Phoenix Film Critics Society: 3 wins (best original screenplay, Paul Haggis and Bobby Moresco; best ensemble; breakout performance – behind the camera, Paul Haggis);

Producers Guild of America: 1 nomination (best production, Paul Haggis and Cathy Schulman)

Sandra Bullock in Crash
Sandra Bullock in Crash

Screen Actors Guild: 1 win (best ensemble);

Southeastern Film Critics Association: 1 win (best original screenplay, Paul Haggis and Bobby Moresco);

Vancouver Film Critics Circle: 1 win (best supporting actor, Terrence Howard);

Washington, D.C. (Area) Film Critics Association: 2 wins (best original screenplay, Paul Haggis and Bobby Moresco; best ensemble)

Writers Guild of America: 1 win (best original screenplay, Paul Haggis and Bobby Moresco)


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