On December 3, 2019, the National Review Board of the United States announced the winners of the 2019 National Critics Association Awards. Its top awards include the "Irishman" Best Film Award, and "Quentin Tarantino" won for "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood". For the best director award, Renee Zellweger won the best actress and Adam Sandler won the best actor. The organization also announced the NBR Icon Award, which recognizes the work of top film artists who have made meaningful contributions to the history, culture and excellence of film.
National Board of Review Awards (National Board of Review Awards) is one of the weather vanes of American Oscars. The National Board ofReview of MotionPictures Awards ("NBR") was established in 1908. Although the members of this association cover various industries such as film and television, news, publishing, law, etc., after nearly a century of selection and accumulation, it has absorbed a large number of Judges of the Academy of Oscars.
The 2019 awards continue the NBR tradition of commending outstanding talents and return to film production 110 years ago. 285 films, film lovers, filmmakers, professionals, scholars, and students had in-depth discussions with directors, actors, producers, and screenwriters. The vote was compiled by Lutz Carr, LLP accounting firm. The film art awards awarded by the National Film Critics Committee include the best film, best director, best actor and actress, best original screenplay, best adapted screenplay, best breakthrough performance, directorial debut, and freedom and other iconic honorary expressions .
All winners of 2019 can participate in the NBR awards party hosted by Wiley. The following are the winners of the 2019 National Critics Association Awards announced by the National Review Board: Best Picture: "The Irishman" Best Director: Quentin Tarantino "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" Best Actor: Adam Sander Le "Raw Diamond" Best Actress: Renee Zellweger "Judy" Best Supporting Actor: Brad Pitt "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" Best Supporting Actress: Casey Bates "Richard Jewell" Best Original Screenplay: Josh Safi, Benny Safi, Ronald Brownstein, "Raw Diamond" Best Adapted Screenplay: Steven Zairian, "The Irishman" Breakthrough Performance: Paul Walter Hauser and Richard Jewell Best Director Debut: Melina Sonkas "The Queen and the Thin Man" Best Animation Feature: "How to Train Your Dragon 3" Best Foreign Language Film: "Parasite "Best Documentary": "Women Turn the Storm" Best Combination: "The Knife Out of the Sheath" Film Photography Outstanding Achievement: Roger Diggins NBR Idol Award: Martin Scorsese, Robert De Niro, Al. Pacino NBR Freedom of Speech Award: "For Sama"
