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Gotham Awards Nominations: Full List

October 25, 2022

This year’s Gotham Awards will take place on November 28 at Cipriani Wall Street in New York City.

‘Pose’ star Angelica Ross and Gotham Film & Media Institute executive director Jeffrey Sharp announced the nominations live for VarietyTuesday’s YouTube channel at 9 a.m. PT.

“Tár” leads the pack with five nominations, including three acting nominations, and nods for Best Feature and Best Screenplay. Next up with three nominations are “Everything, Everywhere, All at Once”, “Aftersun” and “The Inspection”.

Adam Sandler will receive a tribute to an artist at this year’s ceremony, celebrating the titular 56-year acting career in addition to his illustrious filmography. While Sandler became known for his stints on ‘Saturday Night Live’ and comedies like ‘Billy Madison’, ‘Happy Gilmore’ and ‘The Waterboy’, his later career was shaped by my roles on the show. The Gotham Awards have given the actor a nod in recent years, with Best Actor nominations for “The Meyerowitz Stories (New and Selected)” in 2017 and “Uncut Gems” in 2019.

In addition to Sandler, it was announced that actress Michelle Williams, star of Steven Spielberg’s upcoming semi-autobiographical film “The Fabelmans,” will also receive a Gotham Awards tribute. Williams has garnered critical acclaim in recent years, earning a Best Supporting Actress nomination for her role as Randi Chandler in director Kenneth Lonergan’s emotional drama “Manchester by the Sea.” Variety confirmed in September that Williams would campaign in the lead actress category at the 2023 Oscars for her role in Spielberg’s latest film.

Check out the full list of nominees, updated live, below.

Revolutionary Television less than 40 minutes
Abbott Elementary (ABC)
“As We See It” (Amazon Prime Video)
“Mo” (Netflix)
“Rap Sh!t” (HBO Max)
“Someone, Somewhere” (HBO)

Revolutionary Television more than 40 minutes
“Pachinko” (Apple+)
“Compensation” (Apple+)
“Station Eleven” (HBO Max)
“It’s going to hurt” (AMC+)
“Yellow Vests” (Showtime)

TV performers:
Bilal Baig (“Sort of”)
Ayo Edebiri (“The Bear”)
Janelle James (“Abbott Elementary”)
Matilda Lawler (“Station Eleven”)
Britt Lower (“Separation”)
Melanie Lynskey (“Yellow Vests”)
Sue Ann Pien (“As We See It”)
My Kim (“Pachinko”)
Zahn McClarnon (“Dark Winds”)
Ben Whishaw (“It’s Gonna Hurt”)

Groundbreaking non-fiction series
“The Diaries of Andy Warhol”
“The Last Movie Stars”
“Thinking About Murder”
“Repetition”
“We need to talk about Cosby”

Breakthrough Director
Owen Kline (“Funny Pages”)
Bratton Elegance (“The Inspection”)
Antoneta Alamat Kusijanovic (“Murina”)
Beth De Araújo (“Soft and Silent”)
Jane Schoenbrun (“We’re All Going to the World’s Fair”)

Best Screenplay
Kogonada (“After Yang”)
James Gray (“Hour of Armageddon”)
Lena Dunham (“Catherine Called Birdy”)
Todd Field (“Repository”)
Sarah Polley (“Women Who Talk”)

Breakthrough performer
Frankie Corio (“After Sun”)
Kali Reis (“Catch the Beautiful”)
Gracija Flipović (“Murina”)
Anna Diop (“Nanny”)
Anna Cobb (“We’re All Going to the World’s Fair”)

Exceptional support performance
Mark Rylance (“Bones and All”)
Brian Tyree Henry (“Casway”)
Ke Huy Quan (“Everything everywhere at once”)
Raúl Castillo (“The Inspection”)
Gabrielle Union (“The Inspection”)
Nina Hoss (“Tár”)
Noémie Merlant (“Repository”)
Hong Chau (“The Whale”)

Exceptional lead performance
Cate Blanchett (“Repository”)
Danielle Deadwyler (“Till”)
Dale Dickey (“A Love Song”)
Colin Farrell (“After Yang”)
Brendan Fraser (“The Whale”)
Paul Mescal (“After Sun”)
Thandiwe Newton (“God’s Country”)
Aubrey Plaza “(Emily the Criminal)”
Taylor Russell (“Bones and All”)
Michelle Yeoh (“Everywhere, Everything At Once”)

Best International Film
“Athena”
“The Banshees of Inisherin”
“Bodice”
“Departure Decision”
“Event”
“Saint-Omer”

Best Documentary Feature
“All That Breathes”
“All Beauty and Bloodshed”
“I didn’t see you there”
“The territory”
“What We Leave Behind”

Best feature
“After Sun”
“Cathedral”
“Two Seasons”
“Everything, everywhere, all at once”
“Deposit”