2010 Cinema Eye Honorees Announced
“THE COVE” WINS 3 CINEMA EYE HONORS INCLUDING FEATURE PRIZE AGNES VARDA NAMED OUTSTANDING DIRECTOR 2 HONORS FOR “BURMA VJ” and “OCTOBER COUNTRY” “THE SEPTEMBER ISSUE” NAMED AUDIENCE CHOICE JANUARY 15, 2010 – (New York) The Cinema Eye Honors, celebrating artistic achievement in nonfiction film in 12 categories, were presented tonight at the Times Center […]
2010 Cinema Eye Honors Nominations to be Announced
Nominations for the Third Annual Cinema Eye Honors for Nonfiction Filmmaking to be announced Thursday, November 5, 2009 at Sheffield Doc/Fest in the United Kingdom. Voting has now closed and the nominations have been tallied. 98 Nonfiction Feature Films were eligible for this year’s awards. 78 of these films received votes from our Cinema Eye […]
2010? Here’s the Cinema Eye Eligible Films for 2011
As we prepare for the 2010 Cinema Eye Honors, a number of nonfiction films are already beginning to qualify for the 2011 Honors. Watch this space as films continue to be added to the eligible list of films in contention for Cinema Eye 2011. ACT OF GOD ALL TOMORROW’S PARTIES CITY OF BORDERS COLLAPSE LA […]
2011 Cinema Eye Honors Photos
Photos from the 2011 Cinema Eye Honors are now online. Find photos from the nominees reception, pre-awards cocktails, awards ceremony, and post-awards reception at http://www.cinemaeyehonors.com/archive/2011-honors/2011-photos.
2012 Cinema Eye Nominees to be Announced October 26 in London
The Cinema Eye Honors will announce its 2012 nominees on October 26 in London at an event hosted by Sheffield Doc/Fest, a key partner of the Cinema Eye Honors. Sheffield Doc/Fest has been the home to the Cinema Eye Nominations Announcement for the past two years and we are excited to join with them once […]
2013 Legacy Award to be presented to The War Room
Chris Hegedus & D A Pennebaker’s The War Room to be honored
2013 Outstanding Short Film Finalists Named
Cinema Eye Honors Names 10 Finalists for 2013 Outstanding Short Film Award
2014 Cinema Eye Winners Revealed
The Act of Killing, Stories We Tell and Cutie and the Boxer win top awards at 7th annual Cinema Eye Honors. Joshua Oppenheimer’s film on Indonesian death squads wins Outstanding Feature Film. Sarah Polley named Outstanding Director for Stories We Tell. Cutie and the Boxer wins 3 awards, including Outstanding Debut. Awards go to Let the Fire Burn, Leviathan, The Crash Reel, Sound City
2015 Cinema Eye Honors Announces Winners
January 7, 2015, Astoria, Queens, New York – Citizenfour, Laura Poitras’ first person account of Edward Snowden’s revelations about NSA spying, picked up four awards at the 8th Annual Cinema Eye Honors, including Outstanding Nonfiction Feature and Outstanding Direction, held Wednesday night at the Museum of the Moving Image in Astoria, New York. It’s the […]
5 Broken Cameras, Detropia Top 6th Annual Cinema Eye Honors
Documentary about Palestinian occupation wins Outstanding Feature; Heidi Ewing & Rachel Grady receive Outstanding Direction for Detropia; Only the Young top Debut; The Imposter wins for Production; How to Survive a Plague for Editing; Chasing Ice for Cinematography and Bully takes Audience Choice