Chlotrudis Awards 2005

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The 11th Annual Chlotrudis Awards were presented March 20, 2005, by the Chlotrudis Society for Independent Film. Honoring the best of the past year's independent, documentary and international film, the awards ceremony took place at the venerable Brattle Theatre in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Guest speaker Lucas Belvaux accepted awards for four awards for his 2002 Trilogy as well as a Body of Work Award. Ellen Page accepted the society's Breakthrough Award; and Vermont-based indie director John O'Brien (Nosey Parker) received the Maverick Award.^[1]

[edit] Winners

• Best Movie (tie)
  • Lucas Belvaux'sThe Trilogy (2002) [1] [2] [3]
  • Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter... and Spring (2003)
• Buried Treasure
  • Nosey Parker (2003) [4]
• Best Director
  • Lucas Belvaux, The Trilogy (2002)
• Best Actress
  • Imelda Staunton, Vera Drake (2004)
• Best Actor
  • Gael Garcia Bernal, Bad Education (2004)
• Best Supporting Actress
  • Virginia Madsen, Sideways (2004)
• Best Supporting Actor
  • Peter Sarsgaard, Kinsey (2004)
  • Jack Kehler, Love Liza (2002)
• Best Original Screenplay
  • Lucas Belvaux'sThe Trilogy (2002)
• Best Adapted Screenplay
  • Guy Maddin and George Toles [5], The Saddest Music in the World (2003)
• Best Cinematography (tie)
  • Mikhail Krichman [6], The Return (2003)
  • Dong-hyeon Baek [7], Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter... and Spring (2003)
• Best Cast
  • Lucas Belvaux'sThe Trilogy (2002)
• Best Documentary
  • Tarnation (2003)
• Best Short Film
  • Dwaine's Big Game (2004) [8]
• Breakthrough Award
  • Ellen Page
• Body of Work Award
  • Lucas Belvaux
• Maverick Award
  • John O'Brien

[edit] External links

• 11th Annual Chlotrudis Awards
• 11th Annual Chlotrudis Awards Ceremony

[edit] References

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