Mountains may depart won the ＂Best Foreign Language Film＂ by the San Diego Film Critics Association.

Jia Zhangke’s mountains may depart won the Best Foreign Language Film Award of San Diego Film Critics Association.

1905 movie network news On December 12th, the 21st San Diego Film Critics Association Awards announced the winners in 2016, and the film directed by China director Jia Zhangke won the Best Foreign Language Film Award.

The San Diego Film Critics Association Award is also regarded as the vane of the Academy Awards.

The San Diego Film Critics Association Awards began in 1996. Every December, awards are given to outstanding films of this year, which is regarded as the vane of the Academy Awards. This year’s San Diego Film Critics Association Award awarded the best film award and the best director award to the western film and its director david mackenzie, who received unanimous praise from film critics. The best actor and best actress awards were won by American actor casey affleck () and Brazilian actress Sonia Braga ("Aquarius") respectively.

In terms of "Best Foreign Language Film", the shortlisted films include Miss by Korean director Park Chan-wook and Chasing Nie Luda by Chilean director Pablo Lalain. In the end, the China film mountains may depart directed by Jia Zhangke and starring Zhao Tao, Zhang Yi, Jing Dong Liang, Dong Zijian and Zhang Aijia stood out and won the best foreign language film award.

Since entering the awards season, mountains may depart has made outstanding international achievements. Not long ago, the film was selected as one of the top ten films of Esquire (Mr. Fashion) and the top 35 films of New Yorker (16th).

　

Winners of the 21st San Diego Film Critics Association Award

　

Best Picture

Go through fire and water

Second place:

　

best director

David mackenzie’s "Go through Fire and Water"

Second place: damien chazelle’s la la land.

　

best actor

Casey affleck’s Manchester by the Sea

Second place: viggo mortensen.

　

best actress

Sonia Braga’s Aquarius

Second place: Emma Stone’s la la land.

　

Best Supporting Actor

(tied) Ben Foster’s Go through Fire and Water, Mahershala Ali

　

Best supporting actress

Michelle williams’s Manchester by the Sea

Second place: The Tailor by Judy Davis.

　

Best comedy performance

Ryan Gosling

Second place: alden ehrenreich.

　

Best overall performance

Go through fire and water

Second place: Hidden People

　

Best breakthrough artist

Lily Gladstone

Second place: lucas hedges’s Manchester by the Sea.

　

Best Original Screenplay

Taylor Sheridan’s "Go through Fire and Water"

Second place: Isimis Felipe, yorgos lanthimos.

　

Best adapted screenplay

Whit Stillman’s Love & Friendship

Second place: taika waititi’s Chasing the Barbarians.

　

Best documentary

Weiner

Second place: Gleason

　

Best animated film

Second place: Avery and Fictional World

　

Best foreign language film

Mountains may depart (China)

Second place (tied): Small Town Mother (Estonia), Chasing Nie Luda (Chile)

　

Best editing

Blue Murray

Second place: Joan Suo Beier.

　

Best cinematography

Gilles Natkins, Go through Fire and Water

Second place (tied): James Laxton Moonlight, Linus Sandgren’s la la land.

　

Best art

Hail, Caesar!.

Second place: la la land.

　

Best visual effects

Second place:

　

Best fashion design

Mary Zophres’s la la land

Second place: Madeline Fontaine’s First Lady.

　

Best movie music

Sing Street

Second place (tied): First Lady, la la land.

　

The most industrious filmmaker of the year award

Michael shannon’s Nocturnal Animals, Midnight Escape, Elvis Presley and Nixon.