2015 was an exceptionally rich and diverse year in film for
big Hollywood films, and for smaller budget Indie and foreign films by first
time or new directors.
We saw a new Star Wars film reach box office heights not seen since Avatar (2009). We also saw terrific small budget films by new directors like Alfonso Gomez-Rejon’s Me and Earl and the Dying Girl and Deniz Gamze Erguven’s Mustang.
We saw a new Star Wars film reach box office heights not seen since Avatar (2009). We also saw terrific small budget films by new directors like Alfonso Gomez-Rejon’s Me and Earl and the Dying Girl and Deniz Gamze Erguven’s Mustang.
Title Director Country
Drama:
Clouds of Sils Maria Olivier
Assayas France/US
Brooklyn John
Crowley UK/Ireland
Mustang Deniz
Gamze Ergüven Turkey/France
Dheepan Jacques
Audiard France
As I Open My Eyes Leyla
Bouzid Tunisia/France
El Clan (The Clan) Pablo
Trapero Argentina/Spain
Neon Bull Gabriel
Mascaro Brazil
Truman Cesc Gay Spain/Argentina
Spotlight Tom
McCarthy
The Big Short Adam
McKay
Son of Saul László
Nemes Hungary
Comedy/Feel-Good/Romance:
While We’re Young Noah
Baumbach
Me and Earl and the Dying Girl Alfonso Gomez-Rejon
Tangerine Sean
Baker
The Second Mother Anna
Muylaert Brazil
Northern Soul Elaine
Constantine UK
The Grump Dome Karukoski Finland
Action/Suspense:
Mad Max: Fury Road George Miller Australia/US
American Ultra Nima Nourizadeh
Sicario Denis
Villeneuve
The Revenant Alejandro
González Iñárritu
Sci-Fi/Fantasy:
Ex
Machina Alex
Garland UK
The Martian Ridley
Scott
Star Wars: Episode VII – The Force Awakens J.J. Abrams
Animation:
When
Marnie Was There Hiromasa
Yonebayashi Studio Ghibli
Inside
Out Pete Docter, Ronaldo
del Carmen Pixar/Disney
Boy
& the World Alê Abreu Brazil
Documentary:
Cartel
Land Matthew
Heineman
He
Named Me Malala Davis
Guggenheim
This Changes Everything Avi
Lewis
Meet
the Patels Geeta Patel, Ravi Patel
AMY Asif
Kapadia
The
Music of Strangers: Yo-Yo Ma and the Silk Road Ensemble Morgan Neville
Winter
on Fire: Ukraine’s Fight for Freedom Evgeny
Afineevsky UK/Ukraine
What
Happened, Miss Simone? Liz Garbus
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