The highly anticipated results of the 2024 Toronto Film Critics Association (TFCA) Awards have been unveiled, celebrating the cream of the crop in cinema this year. This year’s list of honorees showcases remarkable talent and groundbreaking storytelling. Here’s a breakdown of the winners that everyone is talking about:

Best Film

Winner: Nickel Boys This powerful film, inspired by true events, has been captivating audiences with its profound narrative about racial injustice and resilience, securing its spot as the best film of the year.

Best Director

Winner: RaMell Ross for Nickel Boys Ross's directorial finesse has sparked conversations worldwide, making him a standout among filmmakers.

Best Original Screenplay

Winner: All We Imagine As Light This original story has enchanted both critics and fans alike, showcasing creativity and fresh perspectives.

Best Adapted Screenplay

Winner: Nickel Boys Adapted from a novel by Colson Whitehead, the screenplay brilliantly brings the compelling story to life.

Best Foreign Language Film

Winner: All We Imagine As Light This stunning piece has struck a chord with audiences far and wide, earning accolades for its intricate storytelling and visual aesthetics.

Best Performance in a Canadian Film

Winner: Félix-Antoine Duval for Shepherds Duval's emotional performance in this Canadian gem did not go unnoticed, earning him the top spot in this category.

Best Lead Performance

Winners: Marianne Jean-Baptiste for Hard Truths & Mikey Madison for Anora Both actors delivered exceptional performances, elevating their films and earning them this prestigious recognition.

Best Supporting Performance

Winners: Yura Borisov for Anora & Kieran Culkin for A Real Pain Their standout roles not only complemented their films but also brought depth to the narratives.

Best Breakthrough Performance

Winner: Clarence Maclin for Sing Sing Maclin's impressive debut performance signifies his emergence as a talent to watch in the industry.

Allan King Best Documentary

Winner: Dahomey This documentary dives into rich historical insights, making it a must-see for documentary lovers.

Best Animated Feature

Winner: Flow Combining stunning visuals and a heartfelt story, Flow has made waves in the animation category.

Best First Feature

Winner: Woman of the Hour directed by Anna Kendrick Kendrick's directorial debut has received critical acclaim, drawing attention to her multifaceted talents.

Rogers Best Canadian Film

Nominees include: Rumours, Shepherds, Universal Language This category continues to highlight the incredible talent within Canada's film industry.

Rogers Best Canadian Documentary

Nominees include: Any Other Way: The Jackie Shane Story, Yintah, Your Tomorrow These documentaries bring forward important narratives and reflections on society.

Special Citations:

No Other Land Serena Whitney and The Revue Film Society These citations commend outstanding contributions beyond the designated award categories.

This year's TFCA Awards not only celebrate excellence in filmmaking but also shine a light on compelling stories that resonate with audiences universally. Each winner from this prestigious event will undoubtedly continue to shape the landscape of cinema in 2024 and beyond. Don't miss these remarkable films that promise to leave you inspired and enlightened!