“Dick Johnson Is Dead” Takes The Top Prize From The Critics Choice Documentary Awards!

Argentina have launched an investigation into Diego Maradona’s death.Less than four days after the football legend suffered a fatal heart attack, officers raided the home and private clinic of one of his doctors.They are working to establish whether the sporting great was treated with negligence prior to his death at the age of 60.His daughters have reportedly demanded to know what medication their father was taking.On Sunday, several officers were seen stationed outside the house of neurologist

Diego Maradona has sadly died.

Best Feature“Collective” (Romania / Magnolia Pictures, Participant. Director/Producer: Alexander Nanau. Producer: Bianca Oana)“Crip Camp” (USA / Netflix.

Today brought the inaugural nominations for the Critics Choice Super Awards. As a voting member of the Critics Choice Association, seeing this list of nominees is a welcome reminder that there’s still been a wonderful assortment of films released in 2020.

The nominations for the 2021 Critics Choice Super Awards are here!

Pete Hammond Awards Columnist/Chief Film CriticAfter creating the Critics Choice Awards  for both movies and television achievements,  plus spinoff shows for the best in Documentaries , and Reality TV, the Critics Choice Association today announced nominees for their latest awards show venture, the Critics Choice Super Awards.  Designed to honor popular forms of entertainment for both movies and series, the virtual pre-recorded television presentation honoring Superhero, Science Fiction/Fantasy,

Also Read: 'Dick Johnson Is Dead' Wins Top Prize at Critics Choice Documentary AwardsIn addition, the early timeline for the nominations meant that some late-2020 films that might well have been major contenders, including George Clooney’s sci-fi epic “The Midnight Sky” and Patty Jenkins’ Christmas Day release “Wonder Woman 1984,” could not be considered.The result is a roster of nominees that is conspicuously missing big superhero or action flicks, filled instead with early-year theatrical

The winners of the 2020 Critics Choice Documentary Awards were unveiled Monday morning, with Dick Johnson is Dead taking the top prize of best documentary feature as well as best director for Kirsten Johnson. The other film winning two awards is My Octopus Teacher, which won best cinematography and best science/nature documentary.

Pete Hammond Awards Columnist/Chief Film CriticDick Johnson Is Dead, Netflix’s personal documentary exploring a daughter’s look into the decline of her aging father, took top honors from the Critics’ Choice Documentary Awards for Best Documentary Feature as well as Best Director for Kirsten Johnson.The awards, which were spread out among several winners, saw no single docu dominate, and in fact another Netflix film, My Octopus Teacher, was the only other film to win more than one trophy, taking

Jordan Moreau The fifth annual Critics Choice Documentary Awards announced the 2020 winners Monday morning, honoring “Dick Johnson Is Dead” for best documentary feature as well as the film’s Kirsten Johnson for best director.The film focuses on Richard Johnson, the director’s father, who suffers from dementia and imagines different ways in which he could die with a darkly comedic tone.

Also Read: Oscars Documentary Race Gets Bigger, More Competitive With New Batch of 33 Films“Crip Camp,” “Gunda” and “Mr. SOUL!” went into the show tied for the most nominations, with five.In the first four years of the Critics Choice Documentary Awards, which was spun off from the Critics Choice Awards as a separate show in 2016, the winner has gone on to win the Oscar for Best Documentary Feature only once, with “O.J.: Made in America” in 2016.

Christopher Vourlias “Identifying Features,” Fernanda Valadez’s searing abduction drama set along the U.S.-Mexico border, was awarded the Golden Alexander for best feature film at the 61st Thessaloniki Film Festival.The awards were announced Monday at the conclusion of the Greek fest’s digital edition, which ran Nov. 5-15.

Country singer Doug Supernaw, best known for his '90s hits "Reno" and "I Don't Call Him Daddy," has died. He was 60.

Tom Grater International Film ReporterThe Ophir Awards, Israel’s top film awards, have crowned Ruthy Pribar’s Asia as Best Picture, per The Jerusalem Post.