Sunday 11 May 2008

Juno the big winner at Spirit Awards

Juno the big winner at Spirit Awards



The teenage maternity drama 'Juno' was the vauntingly winner at the Independent Heart Awards in the US on Saturday.
'Juno's 21-year-old star Ellen Page was named Best Actress piece the plastic film was too named Best Feature of speech and its writer, Diablo Cody, south Korean won the Best First Screenplay award. Read the review of 'Juno' here.
Buffalo Bill besides won the Best Original Screenplay Oscar on Sun night. Read more on the Oscars hither.
The Best Histrion accolade went to Prince Philip Jane Seymour Hoffman for 'The Savages' with the film's writer-director, Tamara Jenkins, winning the Topper Screenplay laurels.
Cate Blanchett won Best Supporting Actress for 'I'm Non There' and Chiwetel Ejiofor south Korean won Best Support Actor for 'Talk to Me'.
Julian the Apostate Schnabel was named Charles Herbert Best Conductor for 'The Diving Campana and the Butterfly' and the film's cinematographer, Janusz Kaminski, won the Best Cameraman laurels.
The Lav Carney-directed Irish whisky film 'Once' was named Best Foreign Film with George C. Scott Franks' 'The Lookout' winning Topper Number one Feature article. Read to a greater extent on the Oscar success of 'Once' here.
The C. H. Best Infotainment award went to 'Crazy Love' with the Trick Cassavetes Honour going to 'August Evening'.
The Henry Martyn Robert Altman Prize went to 'I'm Not There' with the Truer than Fabrication Prize passing to 'The Unforeseen' conductor Laura Dunn.
The Individual to Follow Award went to 'Chop Shop' director Ramin Bahrani and the Producers Honor was won 'Paranoid Park' and 'Old Joy' producer Neil Kopp'.