Phoenix Film Critics Awards Articles

Michel Hazanavicius' The Artist won another award earlier today from US-based film critics. The Phoenix Film Critics Society chose the French-made (mostly) silent comedy-drama as the Best Film of 2011. Hazanavicius (right) was also chosen as Best Director and as the writer of the Best Original Screenplay, while The Artist's leading man, Jean Dujardin, was the Best Actor and the film's leading lady, Bérénice Bejo, [...]

Jean Dujardin, The Artist Michel Hazanavicius/THE ARTIST Tops Phoenix Film Critics Awards BEST FILM * The Artist The Descendants Drive The Help Hugo Midnight in Paris Moneyball My Week with Marilyn Super 8 The Tree of Life BEST FOREIGN LANGUAGE FILM Incendies Point Blank * The Skin I Live In BEST DIRECTOR Woody Allen, Midnight in Paris * Michael Hazanavicius, The Artist Alexander Payne, The [...]

Leonardo DiCaprio, Marion Cotillard, Inception Tom Hooper's The King's Speech finally got crowned (couldn't resist the bad pun) as the Best Film of 2010 by one US-based critics' group: the Phoenix Film Critics Society. Curiously, The King's Speech won only one other trophy, for critics' favorite Colin Firth as Best Actor. [List of Phoenix Film Critics' winners.] Apart from their unusual Best Film choice, the [...]

Colin Firth, The King's Speech Christopher Nolan's INCEPTION Wins 7 Phoenix Film Critics Awards Best Picture: The King's Speech Best Foreign Language Film: Biutiful Top Ten Films (alphabetical order) 127 Hours Inception Never Let Me Go Shutter Island The Kids Are All Right The King's Speech The Social Network True Grit Toy Story 3 Winter's Bone Best Director: Christopher Nolan, Inception Best Actor: Colin Firth, [...]