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2023 Canadian Screen Awards: Cinematic Arts winners

The 2023 Canadian Screen Award winners in the Cinematic Arts categories were handed out Thursday evening in Toronto.

Clement Virgo’s Brother set a record, taking home 12 Canadian Screen Awards, the most for any film in awards’ history. Brother was named Best Motion Picture, in addition to sweeping the Performance categories, as well as the Achievement in Sound Editing, Sound Mixing, Casting, Hair, and Costume Design, among other categories. Virgo picked up awards for Best Adapted Screenplay and Best Direction.

David Cronenberg’s sci-fi horror drama Crimes of the Future was recognized with two awards, Achievement in Make-up and Achievement in Visual Effects.

Find the full list of winners here:

Performance in a Supporting Role 

Aaron PierreBrother

 

Achievement in Casting 

Deirdre BowenBrother

 

Achievement in Sound Mixing 

Richard Penn, Joe Morrow, James Bastable, Jack HeerenBrother

 

Achievement in Sound Editing 

Jane Tattersall, David McCallum, Paul Germann, Krystin Hunter, Kevin Banks, Sandra Fox, Kevin JungBrother

 

Achievement in Music – Original Score

Todor KobakovBrother

 

Achievement in Music – Original Song 

Kate HewlettThe Swearing Jar – “The Swearing Song”

 

Achievement in Art Direction / Production Design 

Jason Clarke, John Kim, Richard RacicotBrother

 

Achievement in Make-Up 

Alexandra Anger, Monica PavezCrimes of the Future 

 

Achievement in Hair 

Tremaine ThomasBrother

 

Achievement in Costume Design 

Hanna PuleyBrother

 

Achievement in Visual Effects

Peter McAuley, Kayden Anderson, Tom Turnbull, Caitlin Foster – Crimes of the Future 

 

John Dunning Best First Feature Film Award

Falcon LakeCharlotte Le Bon

 

Achievement in Editing

Simone SmithI Like Movies

 

Achievement in Cinematography | Meilleure direction photographique

Sara MisharaViking

 

Best Live Action Short Drama 

Simo | سيمو Rosalie Chicoine Perreault, Aziz Zoromba

 

Best Animated Short 

The Flying SailorWendy Tilby, Amanda Forbis, David Christensen

 

Golden Screen Award for Feature Film 

Two Days Before Christmas | 23 décembreGuillaume Lespérance

 

Adapted Screenplay 

Clement VirgoBrother

 

Original Screenplay

Anthony ShimRiceboy Sleeps

 

Academy Board of Directors’ Tribute Award

Paul Pope

 

Achievement in Direction

Clement VirgoBrother

 

Performance in a Leading Role 

Lamar JohnsonBrother

 

Best Motion Picture 

Brother Damon D’Oliveira, Sonya Di Rienzo, Aeschylus Poulos, Clement Virgo

 


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