The 2023 Gold Digger Awards Nominations
The Gold Diggers Gang are back, honouring the cinematic achievements of 2023! As usual, our voting body membership is malleable, shifting and adapting year-to-year. As a raison d’être, our mission statement is to group together a subset of distinct figures and voices within the world of film criticism and to highlight the finest cinematic of 2023. Our voting body consists of film critics, film journalists, podcasters, festival programmers, film students and film professors. While selecting our panelists, we here at Gold Diggers prioritize diversity, and our panel represents a mixture of high-minded thinkers from diverse walks of life, with various tastes and identities.
This year, our voting body membership is as followed:
1. Claudio Alves, Senior Columnist, The Film Experience / Critic, MHD Magazine
2. Alfie Amaya, Freelance Writer, High on Films
3. Nic Austin, Branded Content Editor, Out Magazine
4. Andriano Caporusso, Critic & Awards Pundit, Bitesize Breakdown
5. Dustin Chang, Lead Critic, Screen Anarchy
6. Drew Choiniere, Film Twitter Personality
7. Cameron Clark, Film Scholar affiliated with Vanderbilt University
8. Scott Cole, Contributor, Music City Drive-In
9. Harris Dang, Film Writer, The AU Review
10. Mat Daniel, Grad Student, University of Canterbury
11. Victor Escobar, Associate Producer, Ancient Aliens
12. The Grand Mufti of Cinema, Cinephile
13. Lawrence Garcia, Freelance Critic
14. Eduardo Gomes, Cinephile
15. Patrick Gratton, Editor-In-Chief, Gold Digger / Director’s Guild of Canada Member – Assistant Director Caucus
16. Robert Hamer, Associate Writer, Awards Radar
17. Sam Herbst, Cinephile,
18. Julian Janssen, Film Critic, Obviously Reviews
19. Ankit Jhunjhunwala, Freelance Critic.
20. Adam Klay, Cinephile
21. Shadan Larki, Writer, Awards Daily
22. Ray Lewis, Cinephile
23. John Lynn-Fernandez, Freelance Critic, ICS Member
24. Kolby Mac, Podcaster, KolbyToldMe
25. Keith MacDonald, Film Student, University of Virginia
26. Kenny Miles, Writer, We Live Entertainment / Pollster, Cinemascore
27. Ben Miller, Owner, IceCream4Freaks / Critic, Cinema Scholars & The Film Experience
28. Kip Mooney, Critic, College Movie Reviews
29. Joey Moser, Writer. Awards Daily
30. Tye Navarez, Cinephile
31. Josh Parham, Contributor, Next Best Picture
32. Tyler Roberto Ortiz, Cinephile
33. Marc Rob, Podcaster, We Should Do This Again Sometime
34. Zita Short, Film Critic, In Session Film
35. Ronaldo Sosa
36. Nick Taylor, Contributor, The Film Experience
37. Tomas Trussow, Creator, The Lonely Film Critic
38. Ronaldo Trancoso Jr., Critic, Cinematic Tips
39. Mladen Vukčević, Blogger, Young Wolf
40. Sarah Williams, Critic, In Review Online / Filmotomy
41. Samuel Young, Historian, Goodwin & Associates
Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer, the biopic turned blockbuster summer extravaganza dramatizing J. Robert Oppenheimer’s work on the Manhattan Project, led the 2023 Gold Digger Awards with 11 nominations, including Best Feature Film, Best Directing and Best Leading Actor for Cillian Murphy’s portrayal of Oppenheimer. Despite its exclusion in a number of top categories, including, once again, Best Feature Film, Best Directing and Best Actress, Greta Gerwig’s Barbie, a fantasia summer overdosing on pink tentpole, trailed with 10 nominations. Barbenheimer didn’t just dominate the multiplexes last summer, it dominated our awards as well.
Close behind them are Justine Triet’s Anatomy of a Fall, a thorny character study of a women on trial for murdering her husband, and Martin Scorsese’s Killers of the Flower Moon, a sweeping statement of the American psyche through the dramatization of the genocide of the Osage Nation tribe, both of whom earned 9 nominations. Yorgos Lanthimos’ Poor Things, the Frankensteinian tale of Bella Baxter coming of age, seeking independence and finding her place in the world, rounded out our top five with 8 nominations. Our top nomination-getters are all major Oscar players who met or exceeded their count with that more famous but equally prestigious organization.
Elsewhere, Todd Haynes’ zeitgeist water cooler shaker May December and Celine Song’s debut romantic drama Past Lives received 7 nominations apiece, while Andrew Heigh’s cross-cultural Strangers adaptation All of Us Strangers, Wes Anderson’s Russian nesting doll variation of his signature porcelain doll house pastiche aesthetic Asteroid City and Albert Serra’s Pacifiction, a somnolent cold war thriller about the threat of a nuclear outbreak in the Indonesian isles of Tahiti, all received 6 nominations apiece.
A total of 65 films earned at least one nomination from the 2023 Gold Diggers voting body. These films were pulled from 26 countries, with the vast majority of the nominees hailing from the US. We’d like to single out that seven international titles, including the aforementioned Anatomy of a Fall and Pacifiction, all landed nominations in our below-the-line technical categories. Also, Christian Petzold’s Afire snuck into our Best Original Screenplay category, João Pedro Rodrigues’s Will-o’-The-Wisp landed in our Best Choreography ballot, Hlynur Palmasson’s Godland landed in Best Cinematography ballot and The Boy and the Heron’s Makasi Suda, Perfect Days’ Koji Yakusho and Anatomy of a Fall’s Sandra Hüller all received nods in Best Vocal Performance, Best Leading Actor and Best Leading Actress, respectfully. We’d like to also single out that in the both supporting acting categories we only match up with the Academy 1 for 5.
While missing in the Best Director category, American auteur Wes Anderson was this year’s big winner, with six individual nominations: Best Feature film for producing Asteroid City, three individual nominations in the Best Short category, for directing-producing The Swan, Poison and The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar, Best Original Screenplay and Best Original Song both for the aforementioned Asteroid City. Thirteen of our twenty standardized acting nominees (Best Leading Actor-Actress, Supporting Actor-Actress), came from Best Feature Film nominees, while the aforementioned Kenji Yakusho and Ryan Gosling landed acting bids, and additionally the acting duo from Alexander Payne’s The Holdovers Paul Giamatti and Da’Vine Joy Randolph, Ferrari’s Penelope Cruz, Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret’s Rachel McAdams and Passages’ Ben Wishaw were also nominated. Anatomy of a Fall’s Milo Machado-Granier is a two time nominee this year, nominated for Best Supporting Actor and Best Acting Newcomer.
Additionally, Joaquim Dos Santos & Justin K. Thompson & Kemp Powers’ Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, a cultural phenomenon that not only pushes the boundaries of the craft of animation, but boundaries of comic-book adaptation storytelling as a whole, managed to take dual spots in our Best Vocal Performance category for both Shameik Moore and Hailee Steinfeld. They’re nominated alongside Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3’s Bradley Cooper, Nimona’s Chloe Grace Moretz and the aforementioned Masaki Suda for The Boy and the Heron. Among distributors, A24 leads the pack with 20 nominations for their films, with Netflix following close behind at 19 nominations. Rounding out our top five, Searchlight Films earned 16 nominations, Neon earned 13 nominations, and Paramount Pictures earned 12 nominations.
Our winners will be announced on Saturday, March 30th, 2023. Our full nominations are as followed.
By: Claudio Alves
1. Best Feature Film
All of Us Strangers (Searchlight Pictures) – Graham Broadbent & Peter Czernin & Sarah Harvey (Producers)
Anatomy of a Fall (Neon) -- Marie-Ange Luciani & David Thion (Producers)
Asteroid City (Focus Features) -- Wes Anderson & Jeremy Dawson & Steven Rales (Producers)
Killers of the Flower Moon (Apple / Paramount Pictures) – Dan Friedkin & Daniel Lupi & Martin Scorsese & Bradley Thomas (Producers)
May December (Netflix) – Jessica Elbaum & Will Ferrell & Grant S. Johnson & Pamela Koffler & Tyler W. Konney & Sophie Mas & Natalie Portman & Christine Vachon (Producers)
Oppenheimer (Universal Pictures) – Christopher Nolan & Charles Roven & Emma Thomas (Producers)
Past Lives (A24) -- David Hinojosa & Pamela Koffler & Christine Vachon (Producers)
Pacifiction (Grasshopper Films) -- Pierre-Olivier Bardet & Dirk Becker & Joaquim Sapinho & Andrea Schutte & Albert Serra & Montse Triola & Marta Viera Alves (Producers)
Poor Things (Searchlight Pictures) – Ed Guiney & Yorgos Lanthimo & Andrew Lowe & Emma Stone (Producers)
The Zone of Interest (A24) – Ewa Puszczynska & James Wilson (Producers)
2. Best Body of Work
Ayo Edebiri, Actress, Bottoms & Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse & The Sweet East & Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem & Theater Camp & Tree’s Blood
Virginie Efira, Actress, Madeleine Collins & Other People’s Children & Revoir Paris
Jacob Elordi, Actor, Priscilla & Saltburn & The Sweet East
Hong Sangsoo, Writer-Director-Editor-Composer-Cinematographer, In Water & Walk Up
Benoit Maginel, Actor, Incredible But True & Jack Mimoun and the Secrets of Val Verde & Pacifiction & Revoir Paris & The Taste of Things
3. Best Directing
Jonathan Glazer, The Zone of Interest
Christopher Nolan, Oppenheimer
Albert Serra, Pacifiction
Celine Song, Past Lives
Justine Triet, Anatomy of a Fall
4. Best International Film
Afire [Roter Himmel] (Germany) – Anton Kaiser & Florian Koerner bon Gustorf & Michael Weber (Producers)
Anatomy of a Fall [Anatomie d'une chute] (France) -- Marie-Ange Luciani & David Thion (Producers)
Pacifiction (France / Spain / Germany / Portugal) -- Pierre-Olivier Bardet & Dirk Becker & Joaquim Sapinho & Andrea Schutte & Albert Serra & Marta Alves (Producers)
The Society of the Snow [La Sociedad de la nieve] (Spain / Chile / Uraguay) -- Belén Atienza & J.A. Bayona & Philip Bolus & Sandra Hermida (Producer)
The Taste of Things [La passion de Dodin Bouffant] (France / Belgium) – Olivier Delbosc (Producer)
5. Best Animated Film
The Boy and the Heron -- Toshio Suzuki (Producer)
Nimona – Roy Lee & Karen Ryan & Julie Zackary (Producer)
Robot Dreams – Pablo Berger & Ibon Cormenzana & Ángel Durández & Ignasi Estapé & Sandra Tapia & Jérôme Vidal (Producers)
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse -- Avi Arad & Phil Lord & Christopher Miller & Amy Pascal & Christine Steinberg (Producers)
Suzume -- Kôichirô Itô & Genki Kawamura (Producers)
6. Best Non-Fiction Film:
Beyond Utopia – Rachel Cohen & Jana Edelman & Sue Mi Terry (Producers)
Four Daughters – Nadim Cheikhrouha & Martin Hampel & Thanassis Karathanos (Producers)
De humani corporis fabrica -- Pauline Gygax & Max Karli & Valentina Novati (Producers)
Kokomo City – Bill Butler & Harris Dorran & D. Smith (Producers)
Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie -- Will Cohen & Davis Guggenheim & Jonathan King & Annetta Marion (Producers)
7. Best Short Film: **TIE**
A Kind of Testament – Stephen Vuillemin (Director)
The Last Repair Shop – Kris Bowers & Ben Proudfoot (Directors); Kris Bowers & Jeremy Lambert & Josh Rosenberg (Producers)
Nǎi Nai & Wài Pó – Sean Wang (Director); Sam A. Davis & Malcolm Pullinger (Producers)
Poison – Wes Anderson (Director-Producer); Jeremy Dawson & Steven Reis (Producers)
The Swan – Wes Anderson (Director-Producer); Jeremy Dawson & Steven Reis (Producers)
The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar -- Wes Anderson (Director-Producer); Jeremy Dawson & Steven Reis (Producers)
8. Best Directorial Debut
All Dirt Roads Taste of Salt – Raven Jackson (Director); Maria Altamirano & Mark Ceryak & Barry Jenkins & Adele Romanski (Producers)
American Fiction – Cord Jefferson (Director-Producer); Jermaine Johnson & Nikos Karamigios & Ben LeClair (Producers)
Past Lives -- Celine Song (Director); David Hinojosa & Pamela Koffler & Christine Vachon (Producers)
Skinamarink – Kyle Edward Ball (Director); Dylan Pearce (Producer)
A Thousand and One -- A. V. Rockwell (Director); Julia Lebedev & Rishi Rajani & Eddie Vaisman & Lena Waithe & Brad Weston (Producers)
9. Best Ensemble Cast
Asteroid City
Douglas Aibel (Casting Director); Bob Balaban & Zoe Bernard & Damien Bonnard & Adrien Brody & Steve Carrell & Hong Chau & Bryan Cranston & Hope Davis & Williem Dafoe & Matt Dillon & Deanne Dunagan & Grace Edwards & Ella Faris & Gracie Faris & Willan Faris & Braydem Frasure & Rupert Friend & Jeff Goldblum & Tom Hanks & Maya Hawke & Scarlett Johansson & Ethan Josh Lee & Sophia Lillis & Ivan Lopez & Sam Marra & Aristou Meehan & Preston Mota & Edward Norton & Steve Park & Tony Revolori & Margot Robbie & Jake Ryan & Live Schreiber & Jason Schwartzman & Fisher Stevens & Tilda Swinton & Rita Wilson & Jeffrey Wright (Cast)
Barbie
Lucy Bevan & Allison Jones (Casting Directors); Ritu Arya & Kingsley Ben-Adir & Lucy Boyton & Rob Brydon & Tom Stourton & John Cena & Michael Cera & Nicola Coughlan & Scott Evans & Jamie Demetriou & Emerald Fennell & America Ferrera & Will Ferrell & Ncuti Gatwa & Ryan Gosling & Ariana Greenblatt & Ana Cruz Kayne & Andrew Leung & Dua Lipa & Simu Liu & Emma McKay & Kate McKinnon & Will Merrick & Helen Mirren & Hari Nef & Rhea Perlman & Issae Rae & Sharon Rooney & Margot Robbie & Alexandra Shipp & Connor Swindell & Zheng Xi Yong (Cast)
Killers of the Flower Moon
Ellen Willis (Casting Director); Michael Abbott Jr. & Gary Basaraba & William Belleau & Louis Cancelmi & Tantoo Cardinal & Jae Collins & Barry Corbin & Yancey Red Corn & Leonardo DiCaprio & Jillian Dion & Brendan Fraser & Lily Gladstone & Pat Healy & Jason Isbell & Gene Jones & John Lithgow & J.C. Mackenzie & Tatanka Means & Ty Mitchell & Cara Jade Myers & Charlie Muselwhite & Jesse Plemmons & Larry Sellers & Tommy Schultz & Scott Shephard & Sturgill Simpson & Talee Redcorn & Steve Routman Everett Waller & Jack White & Katherine Willis & Steve Witting (Cast)
May December
Laura Rosenthal (Casting Director); Lawrence Arancio & Rocky Davis & Gabriel Chung & Piper Curda & Andrea Frankie & Julie Ivey & Mike Lopez & Allie McCullough & Charles Melton & D.W. Moffett & Julianne Moore & Christopher Nguyen & Natalie Portman & Joan Reilly & Drew Scheid & Cory Michael Smith & Elizabeth Yu & Kelvin Han Yee & Evan Zhu (Cast)
Oppenheimer
John Papsidera (Casting Director); Casey Affleck & Michael Angarano & Dylan Arnold, Macon Blair & Emily Blunt & Devon Bostick & Kenneth Branagh & Jason Clarke & Tom Conti & Steve Coulter & James D’Arcy & Matt Damon & David Dastmalchin & Danny Deferrari & Dane DeHann & Christopher Denham & Robert Downey Jr. & Emma Dumont & Alden Ehrenreich & Trond Fausa & Tony Goldwyn & John Gowans & Scott Grimes & Harry Groener & Jefferson Hall & Olli Haaskivi & Josh Hartett & Máté Haumann & Gregory Jbara & Tom Jenkins & Rory Keane & David Krumholtz & Britt Kyle & Hap Lawrence & Louise Lombard & Rami Malek & Jessica Erin Martin & Matthew Modine & Cillian Murphy & Flora Nolan & Gary Oldman & Josh Peck & Florence Pugh & Jack Quaid & James Remar & David Rysdahl & Benny Safdie & Matthias Schweighöfer & Gustaf Skarsgård & Olivia Thirlby & James Urbaniak & Alex Wolff & Josh Zuckerman (Cast)
By: Claudio Alves
10. Best Leading Actress
Lily Gladstone, Killers of the Flower Moon
Sandra Hüller, Anatomy of a Fall
Greta Lee, Past Lives
Natalie Portman, May December
Emma Stone, Poor Things
11. Best Leading Actor
Paul Giamatti, The Holdovers
Cillian Murphy, Oppenheimer
Andrew Scott, All of Us Strangers
Koji Yakusho, Perfect Days
Teo Yoo, Past Lives
12. Best Supporting Actress
Penélope Cruz, Ferrari
Claire Foy, All of Us Strangers
Rachel McAdams, Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret.
Julianne Moore, May December
Da’Vine Joy Randolph, The Holdovers
13. Best Supporting Actor
Jamie Bell, All of Us Strangers
Ryan Gosling, Barbie
Milo Machado-Graner, Anatomy of a Fall
Charles Melton, May December
Ben Wishaw, Passages
14. Best Vocal Performance
Bradley Cooper. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3
Shameik Moore, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse
Chloë Grace Moretz, Nimona
Hailee Steinfeld, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse
Masaki Suda, The Boy and the Heron
15. Best Acting Newcomer
Andrew Barth Feldman, No Hard Feelings
Milo Machado-Graner, Anatomy of a Fall
Cara Jade Myers, Killers of the Flower Moon
Tia Nomore, Earth Mama
Dominic Sessa, The Holdovers
16. Best Choreography
Barbie – Jennifer White (Dance Choreographer); Ingrid Kleinig & Ron Taylor (Stunt Coordinators)
The Iron Claw – Chevo Guererro Jr. (Stunt Wrestling Coordinator); Hiro Kada (Supervising Stunt Coordinator); Maya Taylor (Choreographer)
John Wick: Chapter 4 -- Koji Kawamoto (Fight Choreographer) Laurent Demanioff (Fight Choreographer – Stunt Coordinator) & Stephen Dunlevy & Ralf Haeger & James M. Halty & Scott Rogers (Stunt Coordinators)
Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning – Part One -- Wade Eastwood (Stunt Coordinator); Rudolf Vrba (Fight Coordinator): Jennifer White Coordinator)
Will-o’-the-Wisp -- Madalena Xavier (Dance Choreographer)
17. Best Original Screenplay
Christian Petzold, Afire
Justine Triet & Arthur Harari, Anatomy of a Fall
Wes Anderson, Asteroid City
Samy Burch, May December
Celine Song, Past Lives
18. Best Adapted Screenplay
Andrew Haigh, All of Us Strangers, adapted from the novel 異人たちとの夏 (Strangers) by Yamada Taichi
Kelly Fremon Craig, Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret., adapted from the novel of the same name by Judy Blume
Eric Roth & Martin Scorsese, Killers of the Flower Moon, adapted from the novel of the same name by David Grann
Christopher Nolan, Oppenheimer, adapted from the biography American Prometheus by Kai Bird and Martin J. Sherwin
Tony McNamara. Poor Things, adapted from the novel Poor Things: Episodes from the Early Life of Archibald McCandless M.D., Scottish Public Health Officer by Alasdair Gray
By: Claudio Alves
19. Best Cinematography
Maria von Hasswolff, Godland
Hoyte van Hoytema, Oppenheimer
Rodrigo Prieto, Killers of the Flower Moon
Robbie Ryan, Poor Things
Arthur Tort. Pacifiction
20. Best Editing
Kirk Baxter, The Killer
Jennifer Lame, Oppenheimer
Laurent Sénéchal, Anatomy of a Fall
Thelma Schoonmaker, Killers of the Flower Moon
Véréna Paravel and Lucien Castaing-Taylor, De humani corporis fabrica
21. Best Production Design
Asteroid City -- Adam Stockhausen (Production Designer); Kris Moran & Gabriel Picola (Set Decorators)
Barbie -- Sarah Greenwood (Production Designer); Katie Spencer (Set Decorator)
Beau Is Afraid -- Fiona Crombie (Production Designer); Paul Hotte (Key Set Decorator)
Poor Things – Shona Heath & James Price (Production Designers); Zsuzsa Mihalek (Set Decorator)
The Zone of Interest – Chris Oddy (Production Designer); Joana Kus & Kataryna Sikora (Set Decorator)
22. Best Costume Design
Stacey Battat, Priscilla
Milena Canonero, Asteroid City
Jacqueline Durran, Barbie
Holly Waddingham, Poor Things
Jacqueline West, Killers of the Flower Moon
23. Best Makeup & Hairstyle
Barbie -- Tilly Calder (Principal Makeup Artists); Clare Corsick (Hair Department Head); Robb Crafer (Makeup & Hair Supervisor); Maha Mimo (Makeup Department Head); Lois McIntosh (Crowd Makeup & Hair Supervisor); Peter Owen (Wig Maker); Ivana Primorac (Makeup & Hair Designer);
Maestro – Samantha Denyer (Crowd Makeup Supervisor); Kay Georgious (Hair Department Head); Sian Grigg (Makeup Department Head); Kazu Hiro (Prosthetic Makeup Designer); Lori McCoy-Bell (Hair Stylist); Loulia Sheppard (Crowd Hair Stylist Supervisor)
Poor Things – Carolyn Collins (Hair & Makeup Supervisor); Marc Coulier (Prosthetic Makeup Supervisor); Nadia Stacey (Hair & Makeup & Prosthetic Supervisor); Josh Weston (Prosthetics Supervisor);
Priscilla – Cionna Furey (Hair Department Head / Hair Designer); Jo-Ann MacNeil (Makeup Department Head / Makeup Designer); Amber Chase & Sandra Wheatle (Background Makeup Designer)
The Society of the Snow – Ana López-Puigcerver (Makeup Designer); Belén López-Puigcerver (Hair Department Head): David Martí & Montse Ribé & Lorena Sánchez (Special Makeup Effects Artist)
24. Best Visual Effects
The Creator -- Ajay Goswani (Visual Effects Supervior); Jonathan Bullock & Neil Corbould (Special Effects Supervisors)
Godzilla Minus One -- Kiyoko Shibuya & Takashi Yamazaki (Visual Effect Supervisors)
Poor Things – Simon Hughes (Visual Effect Supervisor); Gábor Kiszelly (Special Effects Supervisor)
Oppenheimer -- Andrew Jackson & Giacormo Mineo (Visual Effects Supervisors); Scott R. Fisher (Special Effects Supervisor)
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse -- Mike Lasker (Visual Effects Supervisor)
25. Best Sound Mixing
Ferrari -- Tony Lamberti & Andy Nelson (Re-recording Mixers)
Maestro – Tom Ozanich & Dean A. Zupancic (Re-Recording Mixers)
Oppenheimer – Kevin O’Connell & Gary A. Rizzo (Re-recording Mixers)
Pacifiction -- Bruno Tarrière (Sound re-recording Mixer)
The Zone of Interest -- Johnnie Burn (Re-recording Mixer)
26. Best Sound Editing
The Creator – Erik Aadahl & Ethan Van der Ryn (Supervising Sound Editors)
The Killer – Ken Klyce & Jeremy Molod (Supervising Sound Editors)
Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning – Part One – James Mather (Supervising Sound Mixer)
Oppenheimer – Richard King (Supervising Sound Editor)
The Zone of Interest – Johnnie Burn (Supervising Sound Editor)
By: Claudio Alves
27. Best Original Score
Ludwig Göransson, Oppenheimer
Joe Hisaishi, The Boy and the Heron
Mica Levi, The Zone of Interest
Daniel Pemberton, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse
Robbie Robertson, Killers of the Flower Moon
28. Best Original Song
Asteroid City “Dear Alien (Who Art In Heaven)” – Music & Lyrics by: Wes Anderson & Jarvis Cocker & Richard Harley
Barbie “Dance The Night” – Music & Lyrics by: Mark Ronson & Andrew Wyatt & Dua Lipa & Caroline Ailin
Barbie “I’m Just Ken” – Music & Lyrics by: Mark Ronson & Andrew Wyatt
Barbie “What Was I Made For”—Music & Lyrics: Billie Eilish O’Connell & Finneas O’Connell
Past Lives “Quiet Eyes” – Music & Lyrics by: Sharon Van Etten & Zachary Dawes
29. Best Use of Music
All of Us Strangers – Connie Farr (Music Supervisor)
Anatomy of a Fall – Thibault Deboaisne (Music Supervisor)
Barbie -- George Drakoulias (Music Supervisor); Mark Ronson (Soundtrack Producer)
The Killer – Paul Luther Jackson (Music Supervisor)
May December –Gretchen O’Neal (Music Clearance); Marcelo Zarvos (Music Adaptation)
Nomination Summary:
Per Film:
Oppenheimer – 11
Barbie – 10
Anatomy of a Fall – 9
Killers of the Flower Moon -- 9
Poor Things -- 8
May December – 7
Past Lives -- 7
All of Us Strangers – 6
Asteroid City – 6
Pacifiction – 6
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse – 6
The Zone of Interest -- 6
The Boy and the Heron – 3
The Holdovers – 3
The Killer – 3
Priscilla – 3
Afire – 2
Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret. – 2
The Creator – 2
Ferrari -- 2
De humani corporis fabrica – 2
Maestro – 2
Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning – Part One -- 2
Nimona -- 2
Revoir Paris – 2
The Society of the Snow – 2
The Sweet East – 2
The Taste of Things – 2
All Dirt Roads Taste if Salt – 1
American Fiction – 1
Beau Is Afraid – 1
Beyond Utopia – 1
Bottoms – 1
Earth Mama – 1
Four Daughters – 1
Godland – 1
Godzilla: Minus One – 1
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 – 1
In Water – 1
Incredible But True – 1
The Iron Claw – 1
Jack Mimoun and the Secrets of Val Verde – 1
John Wick: Chapter 4 – 1
A Kind of Testament – 1
Kokomo City – 1
The Last Repair Shop – 1
Madeleine Collins – 1
Nǎi Nai & Wài Pó – 1
No Hard Feelings – 1
Other People’s Children – 1
Passages – 1
Perfect Days – 1
Poison – 1
Robot Dreams – 1
Skinamarink – 1
Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie – 1
The Swan – 1
Suzume – 1
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem – 1
Theater Camp – 1
A Thousand and One – 1
Tree’s Blood – 1
Walk Up – 1
Will -o’-The-Wisp – 1
The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar -- 1
Per Distributor:
A24 -- 20
Netflix – 19
Searchlight Films -- 16
Neon – 13
Paramount Pictures – 12
Universal Pictures – 11
Apple -- 10
Focus Features – 10
Warner Bros. – 10
Grasshopper Films – 8
Columbia Pictures -- 7
Walt Disney Studios – 4
IFC Films / IFC Midnight -- 3
Lionsgate – 3
Music Box Films – 3
Amazon MGM Studios – 2
The Cinema Guild – 2
Sideshow --- 2
Utopia – 2
Arrow Films – 1
Crunchyroll -- 1
Greenwich Entertainment – 1
Janus Films – 1
Kino Lorber – 1
Magnolia Pictures – 1
Manifest – 1
MUBI – 1
Pathé – 1
Reel Start – 1
Roadside Attraction – 1
Strand Releasing – 1
TOHO International – 1
Per Country:
USA – 125
UK – 49
France – 32
Germany – 18
South Korea – 9
Spain – 9
Ireland – 8
Hungary – 8
Japan – 7
Portugal -- 7
Poland -- 6
Italy -- 5
Canada – 4
Belgium – 3
Switzerland – 3
Chile – 2
China – 2
Uruguay – 2
Cyprus – 1
Denmark – 1
Finland – 1
Iceland – 1
New Zealand – 1
Saudi Arabia – 1
Sweden – 1
Tunisia – 1
