Joker has picked up its second major awards win of the season, scoring the top prize at the most prestigious cinematography festival of the year. Todd Phillips’ unique, gritty take on the titular DC villain won the top award at the Venice Film Festival back in August, which did much to boost the film’s perception as a bona fide awards season player. Now the film's director of photography Lawrence Sher has won the Golden Frog award at Camerimage, an annual festival held in Torun, Poland that singles out the best cinematography of the year. It’s hard to …

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Joaquin Phoenix's Joker movie continues its string of massively positive critical reception by taking home the famed Golden Lion award.

In a pretty shocking move, the Venice Film Festival’s top award—the Golden Lion—went to director Todd Phillips’ already polarizing DC Comics adaptation Joker. The film is loosely based on the DC villain of the same name, with the Hangover and War Dogs director crafting an original origin story about an aspiring (yet failed) stand-up comedian named Arthur Fleck. Joaquin Phoenix has drawn raves for his performance, but the first reviews out of Venice were divisive to say the least, with some going so far as to say the film itself is literally dangerous. Lest you think …

The 2019 Indie Spirit Awards felt a whole lot like an antidote to Oscar Madness, huh? Not only did the ceremony have an actual host—Aubrey Plaza, who unsurprisingly slayed—but the night's top prize went to Barry Jenkins' If Beale Street Could Talk, a film not even nominated this year for a Best Picture Academy Award. (Jenkins himself also took home Best Director.) You Were Never Really Here and Sorry to Bother You, two films the Academy apparently didn't have time to catch in between marathon Bohemian Rhapsody screenings, snagged well-deserved nods for Best Editing and …

Just two weeks after taking home the Best Comedy Golden Globe—and just ten days after we all found out writer Nick Vallelonga might just be a conspiracy theorist—Green Book nabbed yet another top prize of the award season. The period piece directed by Peter Farrelly took home the Darryl F. Zanuck Award for Outstanding Producer of Theatrical Motion Pictures at the 2019 Producers Guild Award, which took place on January 19. So what does this mean for the Oscars, which are fast approaching as awards season hits its stride? Extremely hard to say! In its 29-year history, …