“Past Lives,” the elegiac drama about a young Korean immigrant and the path not taken, won best feature at the 33rd annual Gotham Awards, which were handed out Monday night at Cipriani Wall Street in New York.
The A24 film from Celine Song stars Greta Lee as a married writer in New York who reconnects with her childhood sweetheart from South Korea.
Outstanding lead performance went to Lily Gladstone but not for “Killers of the Flower Moon,” her big-budget breakthrough. She was honored for her turn in “The Unknown Country,” about a woman who embarks on a road trip after the grandmother she was caring for passes away.
Other winners included Charles Melton, the former “Riverdale” star at the burning heart of the Todd Haynes drama “May December.”
“Anatomy of a Fall,” the Justine Triet courtroom drama that won the top prize at Cannes, took home best international feature and best screenplay for its examination of a marriage after a man dies in a family’s remote home in the French Alps.
The prizes, sponsored by the Gotham Film & Media Institute, serve as the kickoff to the film awards season, which culminates in the Oscars next year. In addition to the competitive honors, the Gothams paid tribute to Ben Affleck, Bradley Cooper, Greta Gerwig, Michael Mann and George C. Wolfe.
Here is a complete list of winners:
Best feature: “Past Lives”
Outstanding lead performance: Lily Gladstone, “The Unknown Country”
Outstanding supporting performance: Charles Melton, “May December”
Best documentary feature: “Four Daughters”
Best international feature: “Anatomy of a Fall”
Best screenplay: “Anatomy of a Fall”
Breakthrough director: A.V. Rockwell
Breakthrough series (over 40 minutes): “A Small Light”
Breakthrough series (under 40 minutes): “Beef”
Outstanding performance in a new series: Ali Wong, “Beef”
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