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The Academy of Canadian Cinema Congratulates the Outstanding Filmmakers Who Have Been Nominated for the 1982 Genie Awards The Academy of Canadian Cinema congratulates the outstanding filmmakers who have been nominated for the 1982 Genie Awards • BEST MOTION PICTURE •BEST ACHIEVEMENT IN COSTUME DESIGN • BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY The Amateur - p Joel B Michaels, Garth H Happy Birthday to Me — Huguette Gagne Clay Borris — Alligator Shoes Drabinskv Heartaches — Julie Ganton Rejean Ducharme — Les Beaux Souvenirs Heartaches — p. David Patterson, Jerry Raibourn Les Plouffe — Nicole Pelletier James Sanderson, Paul lllidge — Head On Les Plouffe — p, Denis Heroux, Justine Heroux Scanners — Delphine White Terry Heffernan — Heartaches Scanners — p Victor Solnicki, Pierre David, Silence of the North — Olga Dimitrov Morrie Ruvinsky, Ian Sutherland, (Adam Arkin)* Claude Heroux — Improper Channels Ticket to Heaven — p Vivienne Leebosh, • BEST ACHIEVEMENT IN CINEMATOGRAPHY David Cronenberg — Scanners Ronald I Cohen Alligator Shoes — John F. Phillips • BEST SCREENPLAY ADAPTED • BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTOR Heartaches — Vic Sarin, esc FROM ANOTHER MEDIUM IN A LEADING ROLE Silence of the North — Richard Leiterman, esc Diana Maddox — The Amateur Gabriel Arcand — Les Plouffe • BEST ACHIEVEMENT IN DIRECTION Gilles Carle, Roger Lemelin — Les Plouffe Nick Mancuso — Ticket to Heaven Don Shebib — Heartaches Anne Cameron, Ralph L. Thomas — Ticket to Gordon Pinsent — Silence of the North Gilles Carle — Les Plouffe Heaven Christopher Plummer — The Amateur David Cronenberg — Scanners • BEST ACHIEVEMENT IN OVERALL SOUND Winston Rekert — Heartaches Allan King — Silence of the North Austin Grimaldi, Joe Grimaldi, Dino Pigat, Peter • BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTRESS Ralph L. Thomas — Ticket to Heaven Shewchuk — The Amateur IN A LEADING ROLE David Appleby, Gary Bourgeois, Austin Grimaldi, Kim Cattrall — Ticket to Heaven • BEST ACHIEVEMENT IN FILM EDITING Joe Grimaldi, Ian Hendry, Andy Hermant — Lesleh Donaldson — Cries in the Night Gordon McClellan — Alligator Shoes Cries in the Night Ronalda Jones — Alligator Shoes Ralph Brunjes cfe — Cries in the Night Don Cohen, Michel Descombes — Heartaches Margot Kidder — Heartaches Gary Oppenheimer — Head On Dan Goldberg, Austin Grimaldi, Joe Grimaldi, Monique Spaziani — Les Beaux Souvenirs Ronald Sanders, cfe — Scanners Gordon Thompson — Heavy Metal • BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTOR Aria Saare — Silence of the North Michel Descombes, Patrick Rousseau — Les IN A SUPPORTING ROLE Ron Wisman, cfe — Ticket to Heaven Plouffe Nicholas Campbell — The Amateur David Appleby, Bruce Carwardine, Marc Emile Genest — Les Plouffe •BEST ACHIEVEMENT IN SOUND EDITING Chiasson, Glen Gauthier, Donald White — Michael Ironside — Scanners Dennis Drummond, Wayne Griffin, Michael Ticket to Heaven Saul Rubinek — Ticket to Heaven CFarrell — The Amateur • THEATRICAL SHORTS R.H. Thomson — Ticket to Heaven Marcel Pothier, Paul Dion, Claude Langlois, Top Priority — producer, director: Ishu Patel • BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTRESS Robin Leigh — Heartaches Peter Jermyn, Andy Malcolm, Peter Thillaye — Voyage de Nuit — producer, director: Roger IN A SUPPORTING ROLE Frappier Denise Filiatrault — Les Plouffe Heavy Metal Peter Burgess — Scanners Zea — prcxJucer: Robert Forget, Juliette Huot - Les Plouffe directors: Andre Leduc, Jean-Jacques Leduc Chapelle Jaffe — The Amateur Bruce Carwardine, Glen Gauthier, Marc Anne Letourneau — Les Plouffe Chiasson — Ticket to Heaven • THEATRICAL DOCUMENTAIRES Dixie Seatle — Ticket to Heaven Being Different — producer, writer and director: • BEST ACHIEVEMENT IN MUSIC Harry Rasky • BEST PERFORMANCE BY A FOREIGN ACTOR Jean Cousineau — Les Beaux Souvenirs P4W: Prison for Women — producers, writers and Alan Arkin — Improper Channels directors: Janice Cole and Holly Dale Guy Boyd — Ticket to Heaven Bo Harwood (Lance Rubin)* — Happy Birthday Robert Carradine — Heartaches to Me Stephane Venne, Claude Denjean — Les Plouffe Remi Laurent — Les Plouffe * non-Canadian, not eligible John Savage — The Amateur Micky Erbe, Maribeth Solomon — Ticket to Tom Skerritt — Silence of the North Heaven • BEST PERFORMANCE BY A FOREIGN ACTRESS • BEST ACHIEVEMENT IN ORIGINAL SONG Ellen Burstyn — Silence of the North Stephane Venne — Les Plouffe Meg Foster — Ticket to Heaven Neil Young — Silence of the North Mariette Hartley — Improper Channels Anne Mortifee — Surfacing Marthe Keller — The Amateur Annie Potts — Heartaches • BEST ACHIEVEMENT IN ART DIRECTION The Amateur — Trevor Williams Finishing Touch — Claude Ekinniere Improper Channels — Ninkey Dalton, Charles Dun I op Les Plouffe — William McCrow Scanners — Carol Spier Silence of the North — Bill Brodie ' f 'W' • Academy of Canadian Cinema a *•* H Academie du cinema canadien 653 Yonge St., 2nd floor, Toronto, Ont. M4Y 1Z9 (416)967-0315 AIR CANADA (§) .
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