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| Rachel Mwanza in Rebelle |
After sweeping the Canadian Screen Awards a few weeks ago,
Rebelle (
War Witch)
has dominated the kudos for Quebec's Prix Jutras. The Jutras, named after filmmaker Claude Jutra, are Quebec's highest film honour.
Rebelle more or less performed a cut and paste job with the CSAs and the Jutras by repeating its wins in most categories. I'm disappointed that this coup meant another loss for
Laurence Anyways star Suzanne Clément, who didn't get the recognition she deserved from Canadian voters. Best Actor, however, went to Julien Poulin for his commanding performance in
Camion, which I had the fortune to see last week at DiverCiné. Xavier Dolan's
Laurence Anyways rounded out the list of the night's winners, as it took home three artistic awards.
Rebelle and
Laurence Anyways led the nominations going in with nine nominations apiece.
Rebelle took home eight trophies.
Best Film
★ Rebelle/War Witch
Best Director
★ Kim Nguyen - Rebelle/War Witch
Best Actor
★ Julien Poulin,
Camion
Best Actress
★ Rachel Mwanza - Rebelle/War Witch
Best Supporting Actor
★ Serge
Kanyinda - Rebelle/War Witch
Best Supporting Actress
★ Sabrina Ouazani - Inch'Allah
Best Screenplay
★ Rebelle/War Witch, Kim Nguyen
Best Documentary
★Over My Dead Body - Brigitte Poupart
Best Art Direction/Production Design
Best Cinematography
★Rebelle/War Witch – Nicolas Bolduc
Best Costume Design
★ Ésimésac - Carmen Alie
Best Editing:
★Rebelle/War Witch – Richard Comeau
Best Make-up
★Laurence Anyways - Kathy Kelso, Coleen Quinton
Best Hairstyling
★Laurence Anyways - Michel Coté, Martin Lapointe
Best Music
★ Camion – Vivane Audet,
Robin-Joël Cool, Éric West-Millette
Best Sound
★ Rebelle/War Witch
Best
Live Action Short
★Là où je suis - Myriam Magassouba
Best
Animated Short
★Bydlo - Patrick Bouchard
Most Celebrated Film Outside Quebec
★Monsieur Lazhar
Jutra Billet d'or Cineplex
★Omerta
(source)
