11th Annual Team Experience Awards - NOMINEES

From the team…

Is there any awards body, including our dear writers, who isn't in love with "Everything Everywhere All At Once"?

Looks like the Oscars and the Film Experience writers share something in common. Both are crazy for Everything Everywhere All At Once. The Daniels’ sci-fi extravaganza earned a whopping twelve mentions from the team, including in Best Picture.  These nominees were voted on by all the writers at The Film Experience, sans Nathaniel (who will be revealing his own Film Bitch Awards separately). Come back to The Film Experience next Tuesday, February 7th for the winners. Check out the nominees after the jump...

Best Picture

• Aftersun

• The Banshees of Inisherin

• Bones and All

• Decision to Leave

• EO 

• Everything Everywhere All At Once

• The Fabelmans

• Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery

• TÁR

• Women Talking

Best Director

• Park Chan-wook - Decision to Leave

• The Daniels - Everything Everywhere All At Once

• Todd Field - TÁR

• Luca Guadagnino - Bones and All

• Charlotte Wells - Aftersun

Best International Feature

• Germany - All Quiet on the Western Front

• South Korea - Decision to Leave

• Poland - EO 

• India - RRR

• France - Saint Omer

Best Actress

• Cate Blanchett - TÁR

• Danielle Deadwyler - Till

• Guslagie Malanda - Saint Omer

• Andrea Riseborough - To Leslie

• Michelle Yeoh - Everything Everywhere All At Once

Best Actor

• Colin Farrell - The Banshees of Inisherin

• Brendan Fraser - The Whale

• Park Hae-Il - Decision To Leave

• Paul Mescal - Aftersun

• Franz Rogowski - Great Freedom

Best Supporting Actress

• Kerry Condon - The Banshees of Inisherin

• Dolly de Leon - Triangle of Sadness

• Nina Hoss - Tár

• Stephanie Hsu - Everything Everywhere All At Once

• Janelle Monae - Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery

Best Supporting Actor

• Paul Dano - The Fabelmans

• Brendan Gleeson - The Banshees of Inisherin

• Brian Tyree Henry - Causeway

• Barry Keoghan - The Banshees of Inisherin

• Ke Huy Quan - Everything Everywhere All At Once

Best Original Screenplay

• The Banshees of Inisherin (Written by Martin McDonagh)

• Decision To Leave (Written by Park Chan-wook, Chung Seo-kyung)

• Everything Everywhere All At Once (Written by Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert)

• Saint Omer (Written by Amrita David, Alice Diop, Marie N’Diaye)

• TÁR (Written by Todd Field)

Best Adapted Screenplay

• Bones and All (Written by David Kajganich)

• Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery (Written by Rian Johnson)

• Happening (Written by Marcia Romano, Audrey Diwan)

• She Said (Written by Rebecca Lenkiewicz)

• Women Talking (Written by Sarah Polley)

Best Costume Design

• Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (Ruth E. Carter)

• Elvis (Catherine Martin)

• Everything Everywhere All At Once (Shirley Kurata)

• Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris (Jenny Beavan)

• The Woman King (Gersha Phillips)

Best Documentary Feature

• All That Breathes (Directed by Shaunak Sen)

• All the Beauty and the Bloodshed (Directed by Laura Poitras)

• Fire of Love (Directed by Sara Dosa)

• Navalny (Directed by Daniel Roher)

• The Territory (Directed by Alex Pritz)

Best Animated Feature

• Guillermo Del Toro's Pinocchio (Directed by Guillermo Del Toro)

• Mad God (Directed by Phil Tippett)

• Marcel the Shell with Shoes On (Directed by Dean Fleischer Camp)

• Puss in Boots: The Last Wish (Directed by Joel Crawford)

• Turning Red (Directed by Domee Shi)

Best Ensemble

• Everything Everywhere All At Once

• Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery

• She Said

• The Woman King

• Women Talking

Best Film Editing

• Aftersun (Blair McClendon)

• Decision to Leave (Kim Sang-beom)

• Everything Everywhere All At Once (Paul Rogers)

• TÁR (Monika Willi)

• Top Gun: Maverick (Eddie Hamilton)

Best Production Design

• All Quiet on the Western Front (Christian M. Goldbeck

• Babylon (Florencia Martin)

• Everything Everywhere All At Once (Jason Kisvarday)

• Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery (Rick Heinrichs)

• The Woman King (Akin McKenzie)

Best Cinematography

• Aftersun (Gregory Oke)

• All Quiet on the Western Front (James Friend)

• Decision to Leave (Kim Ji-yong)

• EO (Michal Dymek)

• TÁR (Florian Hoffmeister)

Best Makeup & Hairstyling

• Black Panther: Wakanda Forever

• Crimes of the Future

• Elvis

• Everything Everywhere All At Once

• The Woman King

Best Music (Pre-Existing or Original)

• Babylon

• Crimes of the Future

• RRR

• TÁR

• Women Talking

Best Sound

• TÁR

• Top Gun: Maverick

• All Quiet on the Western Front

• Nope

• Elvis

Best Visual Effects

• Avatar: The Way of Water

• The Batman

• Everything Everywhere All At Once

• Nope

• Top Gun: Maverick

Some fun facts and figures:

• A total of 41 films received at least one nomination across these 20 categories. This is the exact same number we saw last year.

• The team mentioned a combined 78 movies across their ballots for Best Picture. This is substantially more than the 64 mentioned movies from last year.

• Not all the major categories have much overlap with the Oscars. Half of the team’s Best Picture lineup is also nominated for Best Picture at the Oscars. Only two directors are also found in the Oscar’s lineup. Meanwhile, the Oscars and the team overlap on 12 out of 20 actors.

• The top nomination leaders include:

  • Everything Everywhere All At Once - 12 nominations

  • TÁR - 9 nominations

  • Decision to Leave - 7 nominations

• The following movies earned the most nominations without showing up in Best Picture

  • All Quiet on the Western Front - 4 nominations

  • The Woman King - 4 nominations

What are your favorite films of the year? What would you nominate? Let us know in the comments below.

Comments

[Jésus Alonso]

I am as anti-Putin as anyone, but it's heartbreaking that you buy CNN's promotion of a straw man as a documentary...

Navalny is exactly that. CNN is not independent media - and Navalny in the doc, hilariously labels CNN or Spain's El País, with long story of mass manipulation - as such. They are CORPORATE media, and there's no innocence or naiveness in the doc. It's value is kind of interesting in a couple of moments - the telephone calls, the arrival to Moscow - but everything else is designed to

1) sell him as a leader and the one the audience should support
2) make us not think too much of his alliance with the ultra-extreme-right of Russia, which is even on the Right to Putin's corrupt oligarch government.

Seriously, you could have done better - or should rather think twice about what you just saw.

[Claran912]

Decision to Leave is nom in all the top cat except for Tang Wei in Best Actress??!! hmmm

Sad tt Emma Thompson can't break into the line-up too.

Beside Best Actress, Org Screenplay must be super competitive too, seeing that Aftersun, Triangle of Sadness & The Fablemans all misses.

[Ryan Steinke]

Happy to see all the TÁR and AFTERSUN love. And it's especially nice seeing Franz Rogowski's name on a Best Actor list. He's incredible in GREAT FREEDOM.

[Glenn Dunks]

I admit, in my haste to fill out the ballot (I was typically late) I totally forgot that GREAT FREEDOM was technically this year. Definitely would've been on my ballot.

[Sad Man]

Very disappointed Tang Wei didn't make it. Did Mary McCormack send you emails, too? :P

These are very fun and it's nice to read some fresh names/titles.

[Edwin]

Andrea Riseborough but no Viola Davis? Sound the alarms! I demand an investigation into how this possibly could have happened!

In all seriousness, this is a great set of nominees. Looking forward to seeing the winners!

[Ryan T.]

Yay for more EEAAO love! And thank you for your team on recognizing THE WOMAN KING. I didn't love it (merely really liked it), but it definitely didn't deserve getting nothing from the Academy.

Not gonna lie, I thought FIRE ISLAND would pop up somewhere.

[brookesboy]

Danielle! YES! For me, she deserves the Best Actress Oscar, but now it will never happen. Sigh.

Love these lists.

Question: I am still scratching my head as to how Glass Onion is in the Adapted Screenplay category for all these critics bodies. Not getting why.

[Wae Mest]

Even you smart folks overlook ARMAGEDDON TIME and APOLLO 10 1/2?! Explanations are in order, bitches!

[whunk (he/him)]

Didn't realize BONES AND ALL had some fans here. I'm definitely not one of them.

[Richard]

Great list overall.
1- love the Production Design nomination for EEAAO.
2- I’m surprised by Monae’s nomination. She’s perfectly fine in the movie, but I don’t get the awards-worthiness of the performance. Also, it’s total category fraud. She’s the leading lady.
3- guess I gotta see Great Freedom now. thanks for the rec.

[César Gaytán]

My favorite film of the year is Monia Chokri's "Babysitter" which is available in Mubi ; ) but honestly I haven't watch most of the Oscar nominated films

I was expecting the Danielle Deadwyler nomination because that helps some movies to come faster and now I have no idea when "Till" will be released

At least I know "To Leslie" will be screened here

[thevoid99]

I like this list of nods more than the Oscars.

[Max Brandt]

Very decent nominations. Better than the Oscars. The only quibble I have is with Best Supporting Actress. Janaelle Monae is not a supporting character in Glass Onion. She is the lead.

[Sad Man]

@Richard and @Max:You are absolutely right. Monae is 100% the lead of the film. She's a bigger lead than Craig even. How can the site famous for calling out category fraud nominate her as supporting??? I'm shocked! haha

[Christopher James]

I don't want to reveal too many juicy details into the team vote...

That said, Kate Hudson came very very close to cracking the Supporting Actress lineup.

@Wae Mest - both Armageddon Time and Apollo 10 1/2 were very close in multiple categories. There are definitely supporters of both on the team.

[Lynn Lee]

Nice work, fellow TFErs! Although I haven't seen BONES & ALL and don't really want to...But I do really need to see EO.

And for the record, dear readers, FIRE ISLAND was #1 on my ballot, and Tang Wei and Emma Thompson both made my best actress ballot. So I hear you!

[McGill]

I love that you nominated “Aftersun” for Best Editing. I had been wondering about that, how the elements worked to make such a compelling picture, and wondering if editing had something to do with it.