Awards

Tied with Steven Yeun for Burning (2018) in second place.

8th place

"Whether she's acting, producing or directing, Regina King is an amazing creative talent. In her latest film If Beale Street Could Talk, she gives an outstanding performance as Sharon Rivers, a mother supportive of her daughter whose fiancé is thrown in jail for a crime he didn't commit. For her performance in this challenging role, which has received much critical acclaim, it is our honor to present the Chairman's Award to Regina King."

6th place

-Second Place

Based on the book by James Baldwin.

Based on the novel by James Baldwin.

IF BEALE STREET COULD TALK is a lush and lyrical ode to romance that soars amidst the dark clouds of an unjust America. It's a film that springs to life from Barry Jenkins' symphonic mastery of emotion and inequality - adapted with affection and insight from the poetic words of James Baldwin. Stand-out performances by KiKi Layne and Stephan James transcend the film's time period and demand attention be paid today, with Regina King's fiercely sympathetic embodiment of family and community reminding audiences "to trust love all the way."

Tied with A Bread Factory, Part One (2018) and A Bread Factory, Part Two (2018) in 7th place

Tied with Robert Pattinson for High Life (2018) in 8th place

2nd place

2nd place

10th place

9th place

-Second Place

-Tenth Place

3rd place