«Twelve Years a Slave»Has won all possible awards for her in the North Carolina Critics Awards.
Tape Steve McQueen wins the awards for best film, best direction and best adapted screenplay, as well as the best actor acting awards for Chiwetel Ejiofor, best supporting actor for Michael Fassbender and best supporting actress for Lupita Nyong'o, proving once again that she is a critical favorite for this year's Oscars.
With the great authority of "Twelve Years a Slave" shown, the rest of the films have had to settle for fighting for the few awards that the film about Solomon Northup could not aspire to, so Cate Blanchett has once again had a free hand to win the award for best actress for "Blue Jasmine" and "Inside Llewyn Davis»Has won the award for the best original screenplay.
«The Hunt«, One of the Oscar favorites in this section, has added a new victory in the category of best foreign film,«Monsters University»Has surprisingly prevailed in the category of best animated film and«Stories We Tell»Wins the award for the best documentary.
Honors of the Critics' Awards of North Carolina:
Best film: "Twelve Years a Slave"
Best Director: Steve McQueen for "Twelve Years a Slave"
Best Actor: Chiwetel Ejiofor for "Twelve Years a Slave"
Best Actress: Cate Blanchett for "Blue Jasmine"
Best Supporting Actor: Michael Fassbender for "Twelve Years a Slave"
Best Supporting Actress: Lupita Nyong'o for "Twelve Years a Slave"
Best Original Screenplay: "Inside Llewyn Davis"
Best Adapted Screenplay: "Twelve Years a Slave"
Best Documentary: "Stories We Tell"
Best animated film: Monsters University
Best Foreign Film: "The Hunt"
Taal Heel Award: "The Way Way Back"
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