dublin film critics circle

December 19, 2023 + Critics Awards, Oscars Watch

Oscars Watch: 2023 Dublin Film Critics Circle Awards

Best film “Past Lives” (A24) Directed by Celine SongProduced by David Hinojosa, Christine Vachon, and Pamela Koffler —2. “Anatomy of a Fall” (NEON)3. “Oppenheimer” (Universal Pictures)4. “Killers Of The Flower Moon” (Paramount Pictures + Apple Original Films)5. “May December” (Netflix)6. “TÁR” (Focus Features)7. “Barbie” (Warner Bros. Pictures)8 (TIE). “Close” (A24) | “EO” (Janus Films)9 (TIE). “The Eight Mountains” (Janus Films) | “Passages” (MUBI)10. “Priscilla” … Read More Oscars Watch: 2023 Dublin Film Critics Circle Awards

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December 15, 2022 + Critics Awards, Oscars Watch

Oscars Watch: 2022 Dublin Film Critics Circle Awards

by Christopher Haskell

Traveling off the beaten path, the Dublin Film Critics Circle named “The Quiet Girl” their Best Film of 2022, awarding it Best Irish Film as well. “The Banshees of Inisherin” won two awards, including Best Screenplay and Best Actor. And, it was Charlotte Wells and her work on “Aftersun” (which came in 2nd place for Best Film) that won Best Director. Dublin Film Critics … Read More Oscars Watch: 2022 Dublin Film Critics Circle Awards

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December 21, 2021 + Critics Awards, Oscars Watch

Oscars Watch: 2021 Dublin Film Critics Circle Awards

by Christopher Haskell

Looking at the Dublin Film Critics Circle’s top 10, you can see that a majority of the films are technically from last year’s Oscar cycle, like “Promising Young Woman,” “The Father,” and “Nomadland.” That being said, the winners are almost all from this year’s cycle, with “The Power of the Dog” and Jane Campion taking the top prizes, along with Benedict Cumberbatch. Frances McDormand … Read More Oscars Watch: 2021 Dublin Film Critics Circle Awards

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December 17, 2019 + Critics Awards, Oscars Watch

Oscars Watch: 2019 Dublin Film Critics Circle Awards

by Christopher Haskell

The Dublin Film Critics Circle named “Marriage Story” the Best Film of 2019, along with Best Actor, Best Actress, and Best Screenplay. Noah Baumbach missed the Best Director category, however, with Martin Scorsese pulling off the win for “The Irishman.”