Overlay: Awards and accolades received by the film Hacksaw Ridge (2016)

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#Q ORIGINAL QUESTION

Regarding the film Hacksaw Ridge (2016), what awards were associated with the film, including foreign awards and film festival awards?

#M ANNOTATED LLM RESPONSE

Hacksaw Ridge (2016), directed by Mel Gibson, was a major critical and awards season contender, marking Gibson’s professional "comeback." Because the film was an Australian-American co-production and filmed in New South Wales, it performed exceptionally well both in Hollywood and in the Australian awards circuit.

Here is a detailed breakdown of the awards associated with the film based on internal knowledge:

1. Academy Awards (Oscars)

The film received six nominations at the 89th Academy Awards and won two:

Winner: Best Film Editing (John Gilbert)
Winner: Best Sound Mixing (Kevin O'Connell, Andy Wright, Robert Mackenzie, and Peter Grace)
Nominated: Best Picture
Nominated: Best Director (Mel Gibson)
Nominated: Best Actor (Andrew Garfield)
Nominated: Best Sound Editing (Robert Mackenzie and Andy Wright)

Note: Kevin O'Connell's win for Sound Mixing was notable as it ended his "losing streak" after 20 previous nominations.

2. AACTA Awards (Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts)

As an Australian production, the film dominated the 6th AACTA Awards, winning nearly every major category:

Winner: Best Film
Winner: Best Direction (Mel Gibson)
Winner: Best Lead Actor (Andrew Garfield)
Winner: Best Supporting Actor (Hugo Weaving)
Winner: Best Original Screenplay (Andrew Knight and Robert Schenkkan)
Winner: Best Cinematography (Simon Duggan)
Winner: Best Editing (John Gilbert)
Winner: Best Sound
Winner: Best Production Design
Nominated: Best Supporting Actress (Rachel Griffiths)

3. Golden Globe Awards

The film was a major nominee but did not take home any trophies at the 74th Golden Globes:

Nominated: Best Motion Picture – Drama
Nominated: Best Director (Mel Gibson)
Nominated: Best Actor in a Motion Picture – Drama (Andrew Garfield)

4. BAFTA Awards (British Academy Film Awards)

The British Academy recognized the film with five nominations and one win:

Winner: Best Editing (John Gilbert)
Nominated: Best Actor in a Leading Role (Andrew Garfield)
Nominated: Best Adapted Screenplay
Nominated: Best Sound
Nominated: Best Make Up & Hair

5. Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Awards

Winner: Outstanding Action Performance by a Stunt Ensemble in a Motion Picture
Nominated: Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Leading Role (Andrew Garfield)

6. Critics' Choice Movie Awards

The film performed well in the action categories:

Winner: Best Action Movie
Winner: Best Actor in an Action Movie (Andrew Garfield)
Nominated: Best Picture
Nominated: Best Director
Nominated: Best Actor
Nominated: Best Editing
Nominated: Best Hair and Makeup

7. Film Festivals

Venice Film Festival: The film had its world premiere out of competition. It received a 10-minute standing ovation, which was widely credited with launching its awards momentum. It won the Mouse d'Oro Award (Critics' Prize for Best Film).
Camerimage: Simon Duggan received nominations for his cinematography at this prestigious international festival dedicated to the art of photography in film.

8. Other Notable Awards

National Board of Review: Selected as one of the Top Ten Films of the Year.
American Film Institute (AFI): Selected as one of the Movies of the Year.
Satellite Awards: Won Best Actor (Andrew Garfield), Best Sound, and Best Editing.
Hollywood Film Awards: Mel Gibson won Hollywood Director of the Year.
AACTA International Awards: These are the "global" versions of the Australian awards; Andrew Garfield won Best International Actor.

Summary of Impact

The awards for Hacksaw Ridge were particularly significant for two reasons:

Technical Prowess: The film's wins in Sound and Editing reflected the immense difficulty of filming the "Battle of Hacksaw Ridge" sequence without heavy reliance on CGI.
Industry Forgiveness: The nominations for Mel Gibson (Director) and the film (Best Picture) signaled his re-acceptance into the Hollywood establishment following a decade of controversy.

#F CORRECTION FEED (CLICK TO SEARCH)

[1] The film was an Australian-American co-production filmed in NSW and marked Gibson's return to Hollywood prominence.

[2] Hacksaw Ridge received 6 Oscar nominations and 2 wins.

[3] John Gilbert won the Academy Award for Best Film Editing.

[4] The sound team won the Academy Award for Best Sound Mixing.

[5] The film was nominated for Best Picture.

[6] Mel Gibson was nominated for Best Director.

[7] Andrew Garfield was nominated for Best Actor.

[8] The film was nominated for Best Sound Editing.

[9] Kevin O'Connell won his first Oscar after 20 consecutive losses, ending the longest losing streak in Oscar history.

[10] The film won 9 awards at the 6th AACTA Awards.

[11] Won AACTA for Best Film.

[12] Mel Gibson won AACTA for Best Direction.

[13] Andrew Garfield won AACTA for Best Lead Actor.

[14] Hugo Weaving won AACTA for Best Supporting Actor.

[15] Won AACTA for Best Original Screenplay. Note: AACTA classified it as Original, while BAFTA classified it as Adapted.

[16] Simon Duggan won AACTA for Best Cinematography.

[17] John Gilbert won AACTA for Best Editing.

[18] Won AACTA for Best Sound.

[19] Won AACTA for Best Production Design.

[20] Rachel Griffiths was nominated for Best Supporting Actress at the AACTA Awards.

[21] The film received 3 Golden Globe nominations but zero wins.

[22] Nominated for Golden Globe Best Motion Picture – Drama.

[23] Mel Gibson nominated for Golden Globe Best Director.

[24] Andrew Garfield nominated for Golden Globe Best Actor – Drama.

[25] The film received 5 BAFTA nominations and 1 win.

[26] John Gilbert won the BAFTA for Best Editing.

[27] Andrew Garfield nominated for BAFTA Best Actor.

[28] Nominated for BAFTA Best Adapted Screenplay. Note: BAFTA classified it as Adapted, while AACTA classified it as Original.

[29] Nominated for BAFTA Best Sound.

[30] Nominated for BAFTA Best Make Up & Hair.

[31] Won SAG Award for Outstanding Action Performance by a Stunt Ensemble.

[32] Andrew Garfield nominated for SAG Best Actor.

[33] The film won 2 Critics' Choice Awards out of 7 nominations.

[34] Won Critics' Choice for Best Action Movie.

[35] Andrew Garfield won Critics' Choice for Best Actor in an Action Movie.

[36] Nominated for Critics' Choice Best Picture.

[37] Mel Gibson nominated for Critics' Choice Best Director.

[38] Andrew Garfield nominated for Critics' Choice Best Actor.

[39] Nominated for Critics' Choice Best Editing.

[40] Nominated for Critics' Choice Best Hair and Makeup.

[41] The film premiered Out of Competition at the 73rd Venice International Film Festival.

[42] It received a standing ovation lasting approximately 10 minutes.

[43] Hacksaw Ridge did not win the Mouse d'Oro. The 2016 Mouse d'Oro (Competition) went to 'Jackie' and the Mouse d'Argento (Out of Competition) went to 'Austerlitz'.

[44] Simon Duggan was nominated for the Golden Frog (Main Competition) at Camerimage 2016.

[45] Named one of the Top Ten Films of 2016 by the National Board of Review.

[46] Named one of the Movies of the Year by AFI.

[47] Won Satellite Awards for Best Actor, Sound, and Editing.

[48] Mel Gibson won the Hollywood Director Award at the Hollywood Film Awards.

[49] Andrew Garfield won Best Actor at the AACTA International Awards.

#O MISSED POINTS & OVERSIGHTS

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Specific Award Name for Camerimage

The summary mentions Camerimage nominations but omits the specific name of the award, the 'Golden Frog'.

#C RELATED QUERIES

#01 Why did AACTA classify Hacksaw Ridge as Original Screenplay while BAFTA classified it as Adapted?

#02 Who won the Mouse d'Oro in 2016?

#S SOURCES

accessreel.com rssing.com wikipedia.org screendaily.com grokipedia.com independent.co.uk theasc.com filmfestivals.com yahoo.com punchng.com aacta.org theguardian.com indiatimes.com latimes.com digitalspy.com theguardian.com theguardian.com wikipedia.org simonduggan.com goldenglobes.com

#R ORIGINAL AI RESPONSE

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*Hacksaw Ridge* (2016), directed by Mel Gibson, was a major critical and awards season contender, marking Gibson’s professional "comeback." Because the film was an Australian-American co-production and filmed in New South Wales, it performed exceptionally well both in Hollywood and in the Australian awards circuit. Here is a detailed breakdown of the awards associated with the film based on internal knowledge: ### 1. Academy Awards (Oscars) The film received six nominations at the 89th Academy Awards and won two: * **Winner: Best Film Editing** (John Gilbert) * **Winner: Best Sound Mixing** (Kevin O'Connell, Andy Wright, Robert Mackenzie, and Peter Grace) * **Nominated: Best Picture** * **Nominated: Best Director** (Mel Gibson) * **Nominated: Best Actor** (Andrew Garfield) * **Nominated: Best Sound Editing** (Robert Mackenzie and Andy Wright) *Note: Kevin O'Connell's win for Sound Mixing was notable as it ended his "losing streak" after 20 previous nominations.* ### 2. AACTA Awards (Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts) As an Australian production, the film dominated the 6th AACTA Awards, winning nearly every major category: * **Winner: Best Film** * **Winner: Best Direction** (Mel Gibson) * **Winner: Best Lead Actor** (Andrew Garfield) * **Winner: Best Supporting Actor** (Hugo Weaving) * **Winner: Best Original Screenplay** (Andrew Knight and Robert Schenkkan) * **Winner: Best Cinematography** (Simon Duggan) * **Winner: Best Editing** (John Gilbert) * **Winner: Best Sound** * **Winner: Best Production Design** * **Nominated: Best Supporting Actress** (Rachel Griffiths) ### 3. Golden Globe Awards The film was a major nominee but did not take home any trophies at the 74th Golden Globes: * **Nominated: Best Motion Picture – Drama** * **Nominated: Best Director** (Mel Gibson) * **Nominated: Best Actor in a Motion Picture – Drama** (Andrew Garfield) ### 4. BAFTA Awards (British Academy Film Awards) The British Academy recognized the film with five nominations and one win: * **Winner: Best Editing** (John Gilbert) * **Nominated: Best Actor in a Leading Role** (Andrew Garfield) * **Nominated: Best Adapted Screenplay** * **Nominated: Best Sound** * **Nominated: Best Make Up & Hair** ### 5. Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Awards * **Winner: Outstanding Action Performance by a Stunt Ensemble in a Motion Picture** * **Nominated: Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Leading Role** (Andrew Garfield) ### 6. Critics' Choice Movie Awards The film performed well in the action categories: * **Winner: Best Action Movie** * **Winner: Best Actor in an Action Movie** (Andrew Garfield) * **Nominated: Best Picture** * **Nominated: Best Director** * **Nominated: Best Actor** * **Nominated: Best Editing** * **Nominated: Best Hair and Makeup** ### 7. Film Festivals * **Venice Film Festival:** The film had its world premiere out of competition. It received a 10-minute standing ovation, which was widely credited with launching its awards momentum. It won the **Mouse d'Oro Award** (Critics' Prize for Best Film). * **Camerimage:** Simon Duggan received nominations for his cinematography at this prestigious international festival dedicated to the art of photography in film. ### 8. Other Notable Awards * **National Board of Review:** Selected as one of the **Top Ten Films of the Year**. * **American Film Institute (AFI):** Selected as one of the **Movies of the Year**. * **Satellite Awards:** Won **Best Actor** (Andrew Garfield), **Best Sound**, and **Best Editing**. * **Hollywood Film Awards:** Mel Gibson won **Hollywood Director of the Year**. * **AACTA International Awards:** These are the "global" versions of the Australian awards; Andrew Garfield won **Best International Actor**. ### Summary of Impact The awards for *Hacksaw Ridge* were particularly significant for two reasons: 1. **Technical Prowess:** The film's wins in Sound and Editing reflected the immense difficulty of filming the "Battle of Hacksaw Ridge" sequence without heavy reliance on CGI. 2. **Industry Forgiveness:** The nominations for Mel Gibson (Director) and the film (Best Picture) signaled his re-acceptance into the Hollywood establishment following a decade of controversy.

#A DIRECT ANSWER (VERIFIED ANALYSIS)

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Hacksaw Ridge (2016) was a significant awards contender, particularly noted for its technical achievements and for marking Mel Gibson's return to industry prominence. At the Academy Awards, it received 6 nominations and won 2: Best Film Editing (John Gilbert) and Best Sound Mixing (Kevin O'Connell, ending a historic 20-loss streak). It was also nominated for Best Picture, Director, Actor (Andrew Garfield), and Sound Editing. At the AACTA Awards (Australian Academy), it dominated with 9 wins, including Best Film, Direction, Lead Actor, and Best Original Screenplay (notably classified as 'Original' by AACTA but 'Adapted' by BAFTA). It received 3 Golden Globe nominations (no wins) and 5 BAFTA nominations (winning Best Editing). Other wins include Best Action Movie and Best Actor in an Action Movie at the Critics' Choice Awards, a SAG Award for Stunt Ensemble, and Satellite Awards for Actor, Sound, and Editing. It premiered at the Venice Film Festival out of competition, receiving a 10-minute standing ovation, though contrary to some reports, it did not win the Mouse d'Oro critics' prize.

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