Vancouver Film Critics Circle Awards 2010

The winners of the 11th Vancouver Film Critics Circle Awards, honoring the best in filmmaking in 2010, were announced on January 11, 2011.[1]

Winners and nominees

International

Category Winners and nominees Films
Best FilmDavid FincherThe Social Network
Darren AronofskyBlack Swan
Joel Coen and Ethan CoenTrue Grit
Best ActorColin FirthThe King's Speech
Jesse EisenbergThe Social Network
James Franco127 Hours
Best ActressJennifer Lawrence Winter's Bone
Annette BeningThe Kids Are All Right
Natalie PortmanBlack Swan
Best Supporting ActorChristian BaleThe Fighter
John HawkesWinter's Bone
Geoffrey RushThe King's Speech
Best Supporting ActressHailee SteinfeldTrue Grit
Amy AdamsThe Fighter
Melissa LeoThe Fighter
Best DirectorDavid FincherThe Social Network
Darren AronofskyBlack Swan
Joel Coen and Ethan CoenTrue Grit
Best ScreenplayAaron SorkinThe Social Network
Joel Coen and Ethan CoenTrue Grit
Christopher NolanInception
Best DocumentaryBanksyExit Through the Gift Shop
Charles FergusonInside Job
Davis GuggenheimWaiting for "Superman"
Best Foreign Language FilmOlivier AssayasCarlos
Jacques AudiardA Prophet
Bong Joon-hoMother
Juan José CampanellaThe Secret in Their Eyes

Canadian

Category Winners and nominees Films
Best FilmDenis VilleneuveIncendies
Lixin FanLast Train Home
Bruce McDonaldTrigger
Best ActorPaul GiamattiBarney's Version
Jay BaruchelThe Trotsky
Paul SpenceFUBAR 2
Best ActressLubna AzabalIncendies
Molly ParkerTrigger
Tracy WrightTrigger
Best Supporting ActorDustin HoffmanBarney's Version
Jay BrazeauFathers & Sons
Maxim GaudetteIncendies
Best Supporting ActressDelphine ChanéacSplice
Mélissa Désormeaux-PoulinIncendies
Minnie DriverBarney's Version
Best DirectorDenis VilleneuveIncendies
Denis CôtéCurling
Bruce McDonaldTrigger
Best British Columbia FilmCarl BessaiFathers & Sons
Sturla GunnarssonForce of Nature: The David Suzuki Movie
Charles OfficerMighty Jerome
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