David Fincher was picked best director; Aaron Sorkin for best screenplay; and, Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross for best musical score.
Fincher tied with Olivier Assayas, whose Carlos was the runner-up for best picture. Carlos was adjudged best foreign-language film, for which the runner-up was Mother.
Alexandre Desplat ("The Ghost Writer") shared the honors for best musical score.
Other winners were:
best actor- Colin Firth in The King's Speech
best actress- Kim Hye-ja in Mother (from South Korea)
runners-up: Edgar Ramirez in Carlos, and Jennifer Lawrence in Winter's Bone
best supporting actor- Niels Arestrup in A Prophet (from France)
best supporting actress- Jacki Weaver in Animal Kingdom (Australia)
runners-up: Geoffrey Rush in The King's Speech, and Olivia Williams in The Ghost Writer
runner-up for best screenplay: David Seidler for The King's Speech
Other awards:
cinematography- Matthew Libatique for Black Swan; runner-up: Roger Deakins for True Grit
production design- Guy Hendrix Dyas for Inception; runner-up: Eve Stewart for The King's Speech
best animated film- Toy Story 3; runner-up: The Illusionist (by French filmmaker Sylvain Chomet)
best documentary- Last Train Home; runner-up: Exit Through the Gift Shop
career achievement award- Paul Mazursky
new generation- Lena Dunham for Tiny Furniture
The Douglas Edwards Experimental/Independent Film/Video Award- Jean-Luc Godard for Film Socialism
Legacy of Cinema Awards-
Serge Bromberg for Henri-Georges Clouzot's Inferno; and,
The F.W. Murnau Foundation and Fernando Pena for the restoration of Metropolis
The awards will be presented on Jan. 15 in Los Angeles.
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