The Brutalist converts six noms into three wins, tying Dune overall.

Dune grabs seven noms including Best Pic, but The Brutalist and Wicked are on its trail with six.

At Catholic Film Critics Awards, Human and Gospel Values winner is Killers of the Flower Moon… Triet shares Best Director in tie as first female winner

Boys in the Boat grabs three including Best Pic; Scorsese has five for Killers.

The Banshees of Inisherin won the most with five, and Thirteen Lives earned the prestigious Human and Gospel Values Award. Todd Field was named Best Director.

The Banshees of Inisherin leads the way with eight noms, while Top Gun, Tar, and The Menu earn five.

CODA, Best Picture winner, and Belfast, Best Director and Human and Gospel Values Award winner, split major honors at Catholic Film Critics Awards 2021.

Voting will take place until Feb 24

Belfast leads all films with seven noms; West Side Story and CODA earn six.

Minari claims the trademark Human and Gospel Values Award at the 2020 ICFCA Awards published a day before the Oscars.

2020 Catholic Film Critics Awards’ most nominated include Nomadland, The Father, Mank, and The Trial of the Chicago 7.

Along with the usual Best Picture, the critics’ circle announces an award for the “film that best reflects human and Gospel values.”

Watch ICFCA founder Michael Augsberger’s interview on Journeys in Faith: 8:30 pm EST, Friday, Nov. 13

ICFCA founder featured on show with Bill Snyder and Anne DeSantis.

George Nolfi sits down with our Lisa Hendey to discuss his direction and writing

America and Wall Street Journal critic joins Catholic Film Critics

A nun at the crossroads of faith and film

All the social media that can fit on your silver screen.

Reviews, awards coverage, and our critics at the web home of the International Catholic Film Critics Association

Throwback to our critic’s 2009 book exploring his fellow Aussie’s peerless career