– Globo de Ouro [Best Director – Motion Picture]
– Critics’ Choice Awards [Best Director]
– BAFTA [Best Director]
– Atlanta Film Critics Society [Best Director]
– Australian Academy of Cinema & Television Arts [Best Direction]
– Black Film Critics Circle [Best Director] – empate
– Boston Online Film Critics Association [Best Director]
– Boston Society Of Film Critics [Best Director]
– Chicago Film Critics Association [Best Director]
– Columbus Film Critics Association [Best Director]
– Dallas-Fort Worth Film Critics [Best Director]
– Denver Film Critics Society [Best Director]
– Detroit Film Critics Society [Best Director]
– Florida Film Critics Circle [Best Director]
– Georgia Film Critics Awards [Best Director]
– Greater Western New York Film Critics [Best Director]
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– Cinema Eye Honors Award [Outstanding Debut – Garrett Bradley]
– Internacional Documentary Awards [IDA Documentary Awards Best Director]
– Internacional Documentary Awards [Emerging Documentary Filmmaker Award]
– Atlanta Film Critics Society [Best Documentary]
– Black Film Critics Circle [Best Documentary]
– Black Reel Awards [Oustanding Documentary Feature]
– Dallas-Fort Worth Film Critics [Best Documentary]
– New York Film Critics Circle [Best Non-Fiction Film]
– Philadelphia Film Critics Circle [Best Documentary]
– Georgia Film Critics Awards [Best Documentary Film]
– Gotham Independent Film Awards [Best Documentary] – empate
– Greater Western New York Film Critics [Best Documentary]
– Los Angeles Film Critics Association [Best Documentary Film]
– National Board of Review [Best Documentary]
– San Diego Film Critics Society [Best Documentary]
– BAFTA [Best Supporting Actress]
– Austin Film Critics Awards [Best Supporting Actress]
– Black Film Critics Circle [Best Supporting Actress]
– Boston Society Of Film Critics [Best Supporting Actress]
– Columbus Film Critics Association [Best Supporting Actress]
– Detroit Film Critics Society [Best Supporting Actress]
– Georgia Film Critics Awards [Best Supporting Actress]
– Greater Western New York Film Critics [Best Supporting Actress]
– Hollywood Critics Association [Best Supporting Actress]
– Iowa Film Critics Association [Best Supporting Actress]
– Kansas City Film Critics Circle [Best Supporting Actress]
– Latino Entertainment Journalists Association [Best Supporting Actress]
– Los Angeles Film Critics Association [Best Supporting Actress]
– Music City Film Critics Association [Best Supporting Actress] – empate
Daniel Kaluuya
– Sacha Baron Cohen (“Os 7 de Chicago”)
– Daniel Kaluuya (“Judas e o Messias Negro”)
– Leslie Odom Jr. (“Uma Noite em Miami”)
– Paul Raci (“O Som do Silêncio”)
– LaKeith Stanfield (“Judas e o Messias Negro”)
Provável vencedor: Daniel Kaluuya
Meu favorito: Daniel Kaluuya
Paul Raci era favorito até janeiro, mas Daniel Kaluuya venceu quase todos os prêmios desde fevereiro, incluindo os quatro principais: Screen Actors Guild, Globo de Ouro, BAFTA e Critics’ Choice Awards. Ele está excelente (embora seja protagonista, e não coadjuvante) em “Judas e o Messias Negro”, merece todos os prêmios.
Principais premiações dos indicados: