Seattle Film Critics Awards
The Seattle Film Critics Awards were bestowed in 2002-2004 in Seattle, Washington, by an ad hoc group of local critics invited to vote on annual awards.[1]
The voters included representatives from major newspaper and radio outlets in Seattle. They included, among others, Soren Anderson, William Arnold, Sean Axmaker, Sheila Benson, John Hartl, Robert Horton, Richard T. Jameson, Moira Macdonald, and Kathleen Murphy.
Seattle Film Critics Awards
- Best Actor
- 2002: Daniel Day-Lewis, Gangs of New York
- 2003: Bill Murray, Lost in Translation
- 2004: Jamie Foxx, Ray
- Best Actress
- 2002: Julianne Moore, Far from Heaven
- 2003: Hope Davis, American Splendor
- 2004: Imelda Staunton, Vera Drake
- Best Animated Feature
- 2003: Les triplettes de Belleville (The Triplets of Belleville), directed by Sylvain Chomet
- 2004: The Incredibles, directed by Brad Bird
- Best Cinematography
- 2002: Far from Heaven, Edward Lachman
- 2003: The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King, Andrew Lesnie
- 2004: Ying xiong (Hero), Christopher Doyle
- Best Director
- 2002: Todd Haynes, Far from Heaven
- 2003: Sofia Coppola, Lost in Translation
- 2004: Clint Eastwood, Million Dollar Baby
- Best Documentary
- 2002: The Kid Stays in the Picture
- 2003: Capturing the Friedmans
- 2004: (tie) Control Room and Touching the Void
- Best Foreign Language Film
- 2002: Y tu mamá también (And Your Mother Too), Mexico
- produced by Alfonso Cuarón and Jorge Vergara
- 2003: L'homme du train (The Man on the Train), France/Germany/UK/Switzerland
- produced by Philippe Carcassonne
- 2004: Maria Full of Grace, Colombia/USA
- produced by Paul Mezey
- Best Score
- 2002: Far From Heaven, Elmer Bernstein
- 2003: A Mighty Wind, songs by Christopher Guest, John Michael Higgins, Eugene Levy, Michael McKean, Catherine O'Hara, Annette O'Toole, Harry Shearer, Jeffrey C.J. Vanston
- 2004: The Aviator, Howard Shore
- Best Picture
- 2002: Far from Heaven, produced by Jody Patton and Christine Vachon
- 2003: American Splendor, produced by Ted Hope
- 2004: Million Dollar Baby, directed by Clint Eastwood
- Best Screenplay - Adapted
- 2002: The Hours, David Hare
- 2003: American Splendor, Shari Springer Berman and Robert Pulcini
- 2004: Sideways, Alexander Payne and Jim Taylor
- Best Screenplay - Original
- 2002: Far from Heaven, Todd Haynes
- 2003: Lost in Translation, Sofia Coppola
- 2004: Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Charlie Kaufman
- Best Supporting Actor
- 2002: Chris Cooper, Adaptation.
- 2003: Sean Astin, The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
- 2004: Thomas Haden Church, Sideways
- Best Supporting Actress
- 2002: Bebe Neuwirth, Tadpole
- 2003: Marcia Gay Harden, Mystic River
- 2004: Virginia Madsen, Sideways
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