Chicago Film Critics Association

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The Chicago Film Critics Association is an American film critics association thereof, based in Chicago , which since its establishment in 1988, every year the Chicago Film Critics Association Awards gives. In 2010/2011 the organization consists of 54 members who work for print and online media as well as radio.

Membership candidates must be resident in the Chicago area, have been a professionally paid reviewer for at least six months, or have a producer or editor proof of such work.

Well-known members are Nick Digilio , Roger Ebert (†), Adam Kempenaar , Nathan Rabin , Dean Richards and Richard Roeper .

Price categories

category Original designation Award period
Best movie Best picture since 1988
Best foreign language film Best Foreign Language Film since 1988
Best documentary Best Documentary since 2001
Best director Best Director since 1988
Best script Best screenplay 1990-2005
Best original script Best Original Screenplay since 2006
Best adapted script Best Adapted Screenplay since 2006
Best camera Best Cinematography since 1990 (except 1994)
Best film score Best Original Score 1990; Since 1993
Best animated film Best animated feature since 2007
Best Actor Best Actor since 1988
Best main actress Best Actress since 1988
Best supporting actor Best Supporting Actor since 1988
The best supporting actress Best Supporting Actress since 1988
Most promising performer Most Promising Actor 1988-2000
Most promising actress Most Promising Actress 1988-2000
Most promising actor Most Promising Performer since 2001
Most Promising Filmmaker Most Promising Filmmaker since 2001
Best cut Best editing since 2012

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. cf. "A Note From The President" at chicagofilmcritics.org (accessed October 15, 2010)
  2. cf. Zwecker, Bill: Local critics back 'Wild Things,' 'Up in the Air' . In: The Chicago Sun-Times , December 17, 2009, p. 51
  3. cf. Members at chicagofilmcritics.org (accessed October 9, 2010)