Silver Linings Playbook Sweeps Independent Spirit Awards
The winners of the 28th annual Independent Spirit Awards were announced on Saturday February 23, 2013, in a ceremony hosted by Andy Samberg at a beach luncheon in Santa Monica. In a tight race for Best Feature, in the end Silver Linings Playbook took home the gold or, in this case, the bird on a pole. The event will be broadcast on IFC tonight at 10pm. See the full list of results below.-
Beasts of the Southern Wild
86% -
Bernie
91% -
Keep the Lights On
89% -
Moonrise Kingdom
94% -
Silver Linings Playbook
92%
Best Feature
-
Wes Anderson
Moonrise Kingdom -
Julia Loktev
The Loneliest Planet -
David O. Russell
Silver Linings Playbook -
Ira Sachs
Keep The Lights On -
Benh Zeitlin
Beasts of the Southern Wild
Best Director
-
Linda Cardellini
Return -
Emayatzy Corinealdi
Middle of Nowhere -
Jennifer Lawrence
Silver Linings Playbook -
Quvenzhané Wallis
Beasts of the Southern Wild -
Mary Elizabeth Winstead
Smashed
Best Female Lead
-
Jack Black
Bernie -
Bradley Cooper
Silver Linings Playbook -
John Hawkes
The Sessions -
Thure Lindhardt
Keep The Lights On -
Matthew McConaughey
Killer Joe -
Wendell Pierce
Four
Best Male Lead
- Wes Anderson & Roman Coppola for Moonrise Kingdom
- Zoe Kazan for Ruby Sparks
- Martin McDonagh for Seven Psychopaths
- David O. Russell for Silver Linings Playbook
- Ira Sachs & Mauricio Zacharias for Keep The Lights On
Best Screenplay
- Rosemarie DeWitt for Your Sister's Sister
- Ann Dowd for Compliance
- Helen Hunt for The Sessions
- Brit Marling for Sound of My Voice
- Lorraine Toussaint for Middle of Nowhere
Best Supporting Female
- Matthew McConaughey for Magic Mike
- David Oyelowo for Middle of Nowhere
- Michael Peña for End of Watch
- Sam Rockwell for Seven Psychopaths
- Bruce Willis for Moonrise Kingdom
Best Supporting Male
- Fill the Void
- Gimme the Loot
- Safety Not Guaranteed
- Sound of My Voice
- The Perks of Being a Wallflower
Best First Feature
- Rama Burshtein for Fill the Void
- Derek Connolly for Safety Not Guaranteed
- Christopher Ford for Robot & Frank
- Rashida Jones & Will McCormack for Celeste and Jesse Forever
- Jonathan Lisecki for Gayby
Best First Screenplay
- How to Survive a Plage
- Marina Abramovic: The Artist is Present
- The Central Park Five
- The Invisible War
- The Waiting Room
Best Documentary
- Yoni Brook for Valley of Saints
- Lol Crawley for Here
- Ben Richarson for Beasts of the Southern Wild
- Roman Vasyanov for End of Watch
- Robert Yeoman for Moonrise Kingdom
Best Cinematography
- Amour
- Once Upon a Time in Anatolia
- Rust and Bone
- Sister
- War Witch
Best International Film
- Breakfast With Curtis
- Middle of Nowhere
- Mosquita y Mari
- Starlet
- The Color Wheel
John Cassavetes Award
- Starlet
Mick Travis
Now's here's my kind of awards show: congratulations Matthew McConaughey, Helen Hunt and John Hawkes! THE INVISIBLE WAR's win was particularly well-deserved, considering the Oscar is no doubt going to go with SUGAR MAN as others have. Nice to see an awards show that it isn't influenced by the CIA.
Feb 23 - 03:49 PM
Val Mordas
I saw Argo but not Zero Dark, and it wasn't a bad movie. Oscar worthy, award worthy? I don't know but we take what we can get these days.
Feb 23 - 04:37 PM
Paul Something
I thought that Searching For Sugar man was vastly superior to The Invisible War, though I don't begrudge anyone that would disagree.
Feb 23 - 07:35 PM
Mick Travis
I'm actually surprised SUGAR MAN wasn't on this list. Then again, there were 15 great documentaries this year; still want to see THE HOUSE I LIVE IN and THE GATEKEEPERS.
Feb 23 - 07:44 PM
Emil Medellin
Didn't see 'The House I Live In', but 'The Gate Keepers' - top 10 of 2012.
Feb 23 - 09:01 PM