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And the Award Goes To… 2015 AND THE AWARD GOES TO… NAME: SCORE: /24 BEST PICTURE OF THE YEAR CINEMATOGRAPHY AMERICAN SNIPER BIRDMAN BIRDMAN THE GRAND BUDAPEST HOTEL BOYHOOD IDA THE GRAND BUDAPEST HOTEL MR. TURNER THE IMITATION GAME UNBROKEN SELMA THE THEORY OF EVERYTHING COSTUME DESIGN WHIPLASH THE GRAND BUDAPEST HOTEL INHERENT VICE BEST ACTOR: LEADING INTO THE WOODS STEVE CARELL • FOXCATCHER MALEFICENT BRADLEY COOPER • AMERICAN SNIPER MR. TURNER BENEDICT CUMBERBATCH • THE IMITATION GAME MICHAEL KEATON • BIRDMAN DIRECTING EDDIE REDMAYNE • THE THEORY OF EVERYTHING ALEJANDRO G. IÑÁRRITU • BIRDMAN RICHARD LINKLATER • BOYHOOD BEST ACTOR: SUPPORTING BENNETT MILLER • FOXCATCHER ROBERT DUVALL • THE JUDGE WES ANDERSON • THE GRAND BUDAPEST HOTEL ETHAN HAWKE • BOYHOOD MORTEN TYLDUM • THE IMITATION GAME EDWARD NORTON • BIRDMAN MARK RUFFALO • FOXCATCHER ADAPTED SCREENPLAY J.K. SIMMONS • WHIPLASH AMERICAN SNIPER THE IMITATION GAME BEST ACTRESS: LEADING INHERENT VICE MARION COTILLARD • TWO DAYS, ONE NIGHT THE THEORY OF EVERYTHING FELICITY JONES • THE THEORY OF EVERYTHING WHIPLASH JULIANNE MOORE • STILL ALICE ROSAMUND PIKE • GONE GIRL ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY REESE WITHERSPOON • WILD BIRDMAN BOYHOOD BEST ACTRESS: SUPPORTING FOXCATCHER PATRICIA ARQUETTE • BOYHOOD THE GRAND BUDAPEST HOTEL LAURA DERN • WILD NIGHTCRAWLER KEIRA KNIGHTLEY • THE IMITATION GAME EMMA STONE • BIRDMAN FILM EDITING MERYL STREEP • INTO THE WOODS AMERICAN SNIPER BOYHOOD ANIMATED FEATURE FILM THE GRAND BUDAPEST HOTEL BIG HERO 6 THE IMITATION GAME THE BOXTROLLS WHIPLASH HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON 2 SONG OF THE SEA THE TALE OF THE PRINCESS KAGUYA 2015 AND THE AWARD GOES TO… FOREIGN LANGUAGE FILM SOUND EDITING IDA • POLAND AMERICAN SNIPER LEVIATHAN • RUSSIA BIRDMAN TANGERINES • ESTONIA THE HOBBIT: THE BATTLE OF THE FIVE ARMIES TIMBUKTU • MAURITANIA INTERSTELLAR WILD TALES • ARGENTINA UNBROKEN MAKEUP AND HAIRSTYLING SOUND MIXING FOXCATCHER AMERICAN SNIPER THE GRAND BUDAPEST HOTEL BIRDMAN GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY INTERSTELLAR UNBROKEN MUSIC: ORIGINAL SCORE WHIPLASH THE GRAND BUDAPEST HOTEL THE IMITATION GAME VISUAL EFFECTS INTERSTELLAR CAPTAIN AMERICA: THE WINTER SOLDIER MR. TURNER DAWN OF THE PLANET OF THE APES THE THEORY OF EVERYTHING GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY INTERSTELLAR MUSIC: ORIGINAL SONG X-MEN: DAYS OF FUTURE PAST EVERYTHING IS AWESOME • THE LEGO MOVIE GLORY • SELMA DOCUMENTARY: FEATURE GRATEFUL • BEYOND THE LIGHTS CITIZENFOUR I’M NOT GONNA MISS YOU • FINDING VIVIAN MAIER GLEN CAMPBELL...I’LL BE ME LAST DAYS IN VIETNAM LOST STARS • BEGIN AGAIN THE SALT OF THE EARTH VIRUNGA PRODUCTION DESIGN THE GRAND BUDAPEST HOTEL DOCUMENTARY: SHORT SUBJECT THE IMITATION GAME CRISIS HOTLINE: VETERANS PRESS 1 INTERSTELLAR JOANNA INTO THE WOODS OUR CURSE MR. TURNER THE REAPER (LA PARKA) WHITE EARTH ANIMATED SHORT FILM THE BIGGER PICTURE AND THE AWARD GOES TO... THE DAM KEEPER BEST PARTY EVENT DESIGNER FEAST ME AND MY MOULTON A SINGLE LIFE BEST PARTY VIEWING WINE LIVE ACTION SHORT FILM AYA BEST BALLOT DESIGNER BOOGALOO AND GRAHAM BUTTER LAMP (LA LAMPE AU BEURRE DE YAK) PARVANEH THE PHONE CALL.
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