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RNIFF 29th Laurels

And the Nominees Are:

Best Picture

  • The Birds Who Fear Death, Sanjay Patel, Producer WINNER
  • The Windigo, Andrew Martinez Lauren Hannum, Producer
  • Itu Ninu, Armando Bautista García, Producer

Achievement in Directing

  • Sanjay Patel for The Birds Who Fear Death WINNER
  • Gabe Torres for The Windigo
  • Itandehui Jansen for Itu Ninu

Outstanding Lead Performance by an Actress

  • Carmen Moore for The Birds Who Fear Death WINNER
  • Tonantzin Carmelo for The Windigo
  • Alejandra Herrera for Itu Ninu

Outstanding Lead Performance by an Actor

  • Adam Beach for The Birds Who Fear Death WINNER
  • Simon Baker for The Birds Who Fear Death
  • Marco Fuller for The Windigo
  • Tatanka Means for The Windigo

Outstanding Supporting Performance by an Actress

  • Michelle Thrush for The Birds Who Fear Death 
  • Tanaya Beatty for The Birds Who Fear Death WINNER
  • Casey Camp-Horinek for The Windigo
  • Fievel Stewart for The Windigo

Outstanding Supporting Performance by an Actor

  • Graham Greene for The Birds Who Fear Death
  • Nathaniel Arcand for The Birds Who Fear Death WINNER
  • Glen Gould for The Birds Who Fear Death

Best Original Screenplay

  • Sanjay Patel for The Birds Who Fear Death WINNER
  • Brent Jordan for The Windigo
  • Armando Bautista García for Itu Ninu

Best Documentary Feature

  • Sugarcane WINNER
  • Resident Orca
  • Song of the Last Lacandon Holy Man
  • Giants Rising
  • Bring Them Home
  • Las Amazonas de Yaxunah

Best International Documentary Feature

  • YINTAH WINNER
  • The Woman of Stars and Mountains
  • reEarth …rights of Nature
  • Black Water Green Gold
  • Stories We Have Earned

Best Doc Short

  • Entropy
  • WE RIDE FOR HER
  • Primero, Sueño
  • The Power of Ceremony: Earth Teachings for Future Generations
  • Kumeyaay Land WINNER
  • Bucking on the Rez

Best Live Action

  • Vess
  • Our Father
  • Butterfly/Bataplai
  • The Sound
  • Lumbeeland WINNER

Best Animated Short

  • Dangerously Ever After WINNER
  • Poos
  • Rabbit Stories – ᏥᏍᏚ ᏗᎧᏃᎮᏢᏅ
  • pîķîwî

Best Episodic & Television Series

  • Facing The Storm: The Indigenous Response to Climate Change
  • KIN
  • Little Bird
  • True Detective Night Country WINNER
  • The Green Veil
  • Under The Bridge

Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama, Comedy, Limited Series

  • Kali Reis for True Detective Night Country WINNER
  • Lily Gladstone for Under the Bridge
  • Irene Bedard for The Green Veil
  • Darla Contois for Little Bird
  • Ta’Kaiya Blaney for Kin

Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama, Comedy, Limited Series​

  • John Leguizamo for The Green Veil WINNER
  • Osawa Muskwa for Little Bird
  • Braeden Clarke for Little Bird

Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama, Comedy, Limited Series

  • Ellyn Jade for Little Bird WINNER
  • Imajyn Cardinal for Little Bird 
  • Michelle Thrush for Little Bird
  • Anna Lambe for True Detective Night Country
  • Jessica Marza for The Green Veil

Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama, Comedy, Limited Series​

  • Eric Schweig for Little Bird WINNER
  • Joshua Odjick for Little Bird
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