The Brutalist called the Film of the Year from the circle of critics of the United Kingdom – Irvine Times

The director and co -authorship of Brady Corbett, he tells the story of Lasho Tot (played by Brody), who is separated by his wife Erzsebet (played by Felicity Jones) and orphans while running away from Nazi extermination in Manhattan.

Ralph Fines won the actor of the year for his depiction of the Vatican cardinal in the thriller conclave of Edward Berger, adapted by a novel by Robert Harris.

The film was also named British/Irish Film of the Year at the May Fair Hotel in London.

Ramel Ross won the Nickel Boys Year Director, adapted by Pulitzer’s winning novel, by Colson WhiteHead, which chronicles friendship between two young African-American men after being sent to the 1960s reform school.

The film also took the award for technical achievements for the Cinematographer Jomo Frey.

Marian Jean-Baptiste was named the actress of the year because of her role in the firm truths, Mike Lee’s dramatic comedy, who tells the story of a woman who suffers from depression and her relationship with her family.

The best supporting actress of the year was won by Zoe Saldana for Jacques Answers Emilia Perez.

Kieran Culkin was declared a supportive actor of the year because of his role in real pain, while Jesse Eisenberg won the screenwriter of the year for the same dark comedy that follows two cousins ​​when they visit Poland on Holocaust Tour to honor their deceased grandmother and are associated with their heritage.

Saoirse Ronan took home British/Irish performer of the year for his work on Blitz and The Outrun, while Nykiya Adams won a young British/Irish performer of the year for his role in Bird.

James Bond star Daniel Craig won the Dilis Powell Award for excellence in the movie, which was handed to him on stage by Ralph Fien and Leslie Manville.

The most movie about Wallace and Gromit, Vengeance Most Fowl, which was premiered on the BBC One at Christmas, was declared a game of the year.

Everything we imagine as a light directed by Payal Kapadia has won a foreign language film of the year, while no other land directed by Juvel Abraham, Basel Adra, Hamdan Balal and Rachel Shor have won a documentary of the year.

The Rich Pepiatt was declared a breakthrough by a British/Irish director of the Kneecap ceremony, which depicts the history of the Rap Group’s Rap Group Rap Group.

The 45th round of the London Critics Awards were voted by the 210 members of the film section of the Critics Circle.