Best Motion Picture

There Will Be Blood was a marvellous film that dealt with the conflict between capitalism and religion as well as themes of corruption, hypocrisy and egoism.

 

Achievement in Direction

The Coen brothers made a slick and hard hitting film that portrayed the extensive violence with a mixture of explicit scenes and undertones of human barbarity.

  

Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture

No Country For Old Men was a film that boasted the best performances of the year: a ruthless killer, a loyal sheriff, a persistant veteran, a naive wife and a cocky bounty hunter.

 

Best Actor in a Leading Role

Day Lewis evoked a character strongly against any superior power due to the obsession of personal succes and achievement with such intensity that there could be no other recipient.

 

Best Actor in a Supporting Role

Bardem's portrayal of a ruthless killer that seems to be apart from humantiy will go down in books for its chilling and terrifying effect.

 

Best Actress in a Leading Role

Christie enacts the role of Fiona, a wife suffering from Alzheimer's Disease and sinking into depression with such underlying intensity it really touches the heart.

 

Best Actress in a Supporting Role

Blanchett, being a female, plays Bob Dylan through an episode of his life with such acuteness that it is completely believable.

 

Best Animated Motion Picture

A fantastic piece of animation with lovable characters and a simple yet meaningful story at its heart.

 

Best Commercial Motion Picture

An action packed film with a clever story that brought the Bourne trilogy to a fitting end.