A24’s You Can See Everything, which is about to cross $80m at the North American box office after four weeks, has won all five categories it was nominated for at the 11th Annual Critics Choice Documentary Awards.
Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheimer’s film about the life of convicted Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes one month before she turns herself in to prison won best feature, director, editor, cinematography, and score.
Once Upon A Time In Harlem at Neon won best first documentary feature for David Greaves, best archival documentary, and best historical documentary. Alex Gibney’s Musk took home the award for best biographical dDocumentary and is distributed in the US via Bleecker Street and Universal internationally.
NAZA, which Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor directed and Neon distributes in the US, won best political documentary, John Wilson’s The History Of Concrete at Magnolia Pictures won the award for best narration. The ceremony took place on Sunday (November 8) in New York.
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