Belfast wins 5 Phoenix Film Critics Society awards

Phoenix, Arizona may be a long way from Belfast, Northern Ireland, but that certainly hasn't stopped its film critics from raving about its semi-biographical new movie. Kenneth Branagh's Belfast wins five of the Phoenix Film Critics Society's 2021 awards including Best Picture, Director and Original Screenplay. The group's technical categories, meanwhile, were dominated by Dune, also winning five. Check out all the winners below.

Best Picture

BELFAST

DON'T LOOK UP

DUNE

LICORICE PIZZA

MASS

NIGHTMARE ALLEY

NO TIME TO DIE

THE POWER OF THE DOG

SPENCER

WEST SIDE STORY

Best Director

Kenneth Branagh (BELFAST)

Best Actress in a Leading Role

Kristen Stewart (SPENCER)

Best Actor in a Leading Role

Benedict Cumberbatch (THE POWER OF THE DOG)

Best Actress in a Supporting Role

Ariana DeBose (WEST SIDE STORY)

Best Actor in a Supporting Role

Ciaran Hinds (BELFAST)

Best Original Screenplay

BELFAST

Best Screenplay Adapted from Other Material

THE POWER OF THE DOG

Best Cinematography

DUNE

Best Film Editing

DUNE

Best Production Design

NIGHTMARE ALLEY
 

Best Costume Design

DUNE

Best Visual Effects

DUNE

Best Original Score

DUNE

Best Original Song

"No Time to Die" (NO TIME TO DIE)

Best Ensemble Acting

MASS

Best Animated Film

THE MITCHELLS VS THE MACHINES

Best Documentary

SUMMER OF SOUL (...OR, WHEN THE REVOLUTION COULD NOT BE TELEVISED)

Best Foreign Language Film

THE HAND OF GOD

Overlooked Film of the Year

MASS

Breakthrough Performance Award

Alana Haim (LICORICE PIZZA)

Best Performance by a Youth

Jude Hill (BELFAST)