13th Genie Awards

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The 13th annual Genie Awards were held 1992 and honoured Canadian films released in 1991. They were dominated by the Canadian/British/Japanese co-production Naked Lunch.

Contents 1 Award winners 1.1 Best Motion Picture 1.2 Best Actor 1.3 Best Actress 1.4 Best Supporting Actor 1.5 Best Supporting Actress 1.6 Best Direction 1.7 Best Original Screenplay 1.8 Best Adapted Screenplay 1.9 Best Cinematography 1.10 Best Art Direction 1.11 Best Costume Design 1.12 Best Overall Sound 1.13 Best Film Editing 1.14 Best Sound Editing 1.15 Best Original Song 1.16 Best Musical Score 1.17 Animated Short Film 1.18 Live Action Short 1.19 Short Documentary 1.20 Feature Documentary 2 Special awards 2.1 Outstanding Contribution to the Canadian Film Industry 2.2 Golden Reel Award

[edit] Award winners

[edit] Best Motion Picture

• Naked Lunch, produced by Gabriella Martinelli and Jeremy Thomas
• Being at Home with Claude, produced by Louise Gendron
• Léolo, produced by Aimée Danis and Lyse Lafontaine
• Requiem pour un beau sans-coeur, produced by Nicole Robert and Lorraine Dufour
• La Sarrasine, produced by Marc Daigle and Lise Abastado

[edit] Best Actor

• Tony Nardi, La Sarrasine
• Jacques Godin, Being at Home with Claude
• Don McKellar, Highway 61
• Peter Weller, Naked Lunch
• Gildor Roy, Requiem pour un beau sans-coeur

[edit] Best Actress

• Janet Wright, Bordertown Café
• Viveca Lindfors, North of Pittsburgh
• Enrica Maria Modugno, La Sarrasine
• Janet-Laine Green, The Shower
• Valerie Pearson, Solitaire

[edit] Best Supporting Actor

• Michael Hogan, Solitaire
• Robbie Coltrane, Oh, What a Night
• Andrew Miller, Oh, What a Night
• Jean-Guy Bouchard, Requiem pour un beau sans-coeur
• Gaetano Cisco Cimarosa, La Sarrasine

[edit] Best Supporting Actress

• Monique Mercure, Naked Lunch
• Tracey Moore, Defy Gravity
• Judy Davis, On My Own
• Johanne-Marie Tremblay, La Sarrasine
• Krista Bridges, The Shower

[edit] Best Direction

• David Cronenberg, Naked Lunch
• Jean Beaudin, Being at Home with Claude
• Jean-Claude Lauzon, Léolo
• Eli Cohen, The Quarrel
• Robert Morin, Requiem pour un beau sans-coeur

[edit] Best Original Screenplay

• Jean-Claude Lauzon, Léolo
• Paul Donovan and William Fleming, Buried on Sunday
• Jeff Schultz, North of Pittsburgh
• Bruno Ramirez and Paul Tana, La Sarrasine
• Francis Damberger, Solitaire

[edit] Best Adapted Screenplay

• David Cronenberg, Naked Lunch
• Kelly Rebar, Bordertown Café
• David Brandes, The Quarrel
• Gail Singer, True Confections
• Jacques Leduc and Yvon Rivard, La Vie fantôme

[edit] Best Cinematography

• Peter Suschitzky, Naked Lunch
• Thomas Vámos, Being at Home with Claude
• Guy Dufaux, Léolo
• Michel Caron, La Sarrasine
• Pierre Mignot, La Vie fantôme

[edit] Best Art Direction

• Carol Spier, Naked Lunch
• François Séguin, Being at Home with Claude
• François Séguin, Léolo
• François Séguin, La Sarrasine
• Andris Hausmanis, True Confections
• Louise Jobin, La Vie fantôme

[edit] Best Costume Design

• François Barbeau, Léolo
• Denise Cronenberg, Naked Lunch
• François Barbeau, La Sarrasine
• Alisa Alexander, True Confections
• Michèle Hamel, La vie fantôme

[edit] Best Overall Sound

• Peter Maxwell, Bryan Day, David Appleby and Don White, Naked Lunch
• Jocelyn Caron, Michel Descombes, Michel Charron and Luc Boudrias, Being at Home with Claude
• Yvon Benoît, Jocelyn Caron, Jack Jullian and Hans Peter Strobl, Léolo
• Dean Giammarco, Patrick Ramsay, Paul A. Sharpe and Bill Sheppard, North of Pittsburgh
• John Martin, Don White, Lou Solakofski and David Appleby, South of Wawa

[edit] Best Film Editing

• Michel Arcand, Léolo
• André Corriveau, Being at Home with Claude
• Lara Mazur, Bordertown Café
• Michael Pacek, Highway 61
• Bruce Lange, North of Pittsburgh

[edit] Best Sound Editing

• Richard Cadger, Wayne Griffin, David Evans, Jane Tattersall, Andy Malcolm and Tony Currie, Naked Lunch
• Jérôme Décarie, Mathieu Beaudin, Carole Gagnon and Marcel Pothier, Being at Home with Claude
• Marcel Pothier, Jean-Pierre Lelong, Richard Grégoire, Mathieu Beaudin, Carole Gagnon and Jacques Plante, Léolo
• Charles O'Shea, Shane Shemko, Cal Shumiatcher, Alison Grace and Marti Richa, North of Pittsburgh
• Jane Tattersall, Drew King, Wayne Griffin, Tony Currie and Andy Malcolm, South of Wawa
• Jérôme Décarie, Diane Boucher, Michel Bordeleau, Francine Poirier and Claude Beaugrand, La Vie fantôme

[edit] Best Original Song

• Ron Hynes, "The Final Breath", Secret Nation

[edit] Best Musical Score

• Richard Grégoire, Being at Home with Claude
• Howard Shore, Naked Lunch
• Graeme Coleman, North of Pittsburgh
• Pierre Desrochers, La Sarrasine
• Michael Becker, Solitaire

[edit] Animated Short Film

• Strings, Wendy Tilby
• Blackfly, Christopher Hinton
• The Lump, John Weldon

[edit] Live Action Short

• Battle of the Bulge, Arlene Hazzen Green
• Kumar and Mr. Jones, Leonard Farlinger and Paul Brown
• Stroke, Paul Sawers and Gregory Middleton

[edit] Short Documentary

• A Song for Tibet, Anne Henderson, Abby Jack Neidek, and Kent Martin
• A Kind of Family, Andrew Koster
• Xénofolies, Michel Moreau

[edit] Feature Documentary

• Deadly Currents, Ric Esther Bienstock, Simcha Jacobovici and Elliott Halpern
• Le Steak, Manon Leriche and Pierre Falardeau
• Wisecracks, Gail Singer and Signe Johansson

[edit] Special awards

[edit] Outstanding Contribution to the Canadian Film Industry

• Michael Spencer

[edit] Golden Reel Award

(top-grossing Canadian film)

• Black Robe

Genie Awards

1980 - 1981 - 1982 - 1983 - 1984 - 1985 - 1986 - 1987 - 1988 - 1989 - 1990 - 1991 - 1992 - 1993 - 1994 - 1996 (1)* - 1996 (2)* - 1997 - 1999 - 2000 - 2001 - 2002 - 2003 - 2004 - 2005 - 2006 - 2007 * Note that because of variable scheduling of the ceremony, the eligibility period has not always been consistent. Accordingly, ceremonies are listed here by the year in which they were held, not necessarily the year in which nominated films were released.