Academy Awards, 2009

Nominated:  Best Writing, Original Screenplay – Mike Leigh

 

Berlin International Film Festival, 2008

Won:  Silver Berlin Bear for Best Actress – Sally Hawkins

Nominated: Golden Berlin Bear – Mike Leigh

 

Boston Society of Film Critics Awards 2008

Won: BSFC Award for Best Actress – Sally Hawkins

 

British Independent Film Awards 2008

Won:  British Independent Film Award for Best Supporting Actor – Eddie Marsan

Won:  British Independent Film Award for Best Supporting Actress – Alexis Zegerman

Nominated:  British Independent Film Award for Best Actress – Sally Hawkins

 

Chicago Film Critics Association Awards 2008

Nominated:  CFCA Award, Best Actress – Sally Hawkins

 

Chlotrudis Awards 2009

Won:  Chlotrudis Award, Best Supporting Actor – Eddie Marsan

Won:  Chlotrudis Award, Best Director – Mike Leigh

Nominated:  Chlotrudis Award, Best Actress – Sally Hawkins

Nominated:  Chlotrudis Award, Best Movie

Nominated:  Chlotrudis Award, Best Original Screenplay – Mike Leigh

 

Dallas-Fort Worth Film Critics Association Awards, 2008

Nominated:  DFWFCA Award, Best Picture

Nominated:  DFWFCA Award, Best Actress – Sally Hawkins

Nominated:  DFWFCA Award, Best Supporting Actor – Eddie Marsan

 

Empire Awards, 2009

Nominated:  Empire Award, Best Actress – Sally Hawkins

 

European Film Awards, 2008

Nominated:  European Film Award, Best Film

Nominated:  European Film Award, Best Actress – Sally Hawkins

 

Evening Standard British Film Awards, 2009

Won:  Peter Sellers Award for Comedy -Sally Hawkins

Nominated:  Peter Sellers Award for Comedy – Eddie Marsan

 

Gaudí Awards, 2009

Nominated:  Gaudí Award, Best European Film (Millor Pel.lícula Europea)

 

Golden Globes, 2009

Won:  Golden Globe, Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture (Comedy or Musical) – Sally Hawkins

Nominated:  Golden Globe, Best Motion Picture (Comedy or Musical)

 

London Critics Circle Film Awards, 2009

Won:  ALFS Award, British Supporting Actor of the Year – Eddie Marsan

Nominated:  ALFS Award, British Film of the Year – Mike Leigh

Nominated:  ALFS Award, British Actress of the Year – Sally Hawkins

Nominated:  ALFS Award, British Supporting Actress of the Year – Alexis Zegerman

Nominated:  ALFS Award, British Director of the Year – Mike Leigh

 

Los Angeles Film Critics Association Awards, 2008

Won:  LAFCA Award, Best Actress – Sally Hawkins

Won:  LAFCA Award, Best Screenplay – Mike Leigh

Won: 2nd place, LAFCA Award, Best Supporting Actor – Eddie Marsan

 

National Society of Film Critics Awards, 2009

Won:  NSFC Award, Best Actress – Sally Hawkins

Won:  NSFC Award, Best Supporting Actor – Eddie Marsan

Won:  NSFC Award, Best Director – Mike Leigh

Won:  NSFC Award, Best Screenplay – Mike Leigh

Won:  2nd place, NSFC Award, Best Film

 

New York Film Critics Circle Awards, 2008

Won:  NYFCC Award, Best Actress – Sally Hawkins

Won:  NYFCC Award, Best Director – Mike Leigh

 

Norwegian International Film Festival, 2008

Won:  Most Enjoyable Film (Theatre Owners) – Mike Leigh

 

Online Film Critics Society Awards, 2009

Nominated:  OFCS Award, Best Actress – Sally Hawkins

Nominated:  OFCS Award, Best Supporting Actor – Eddie Marsan

 

Pula Film Festival, 2008

Won:  Golden Arena, International Competition: Best Director – Mike Leigh

 

 

San Francisco Film Critics Circle, 2008

Won:  SFFCC Award, Best Actress – Sally Hawkins

 

Satellite Awards, 2008

Won:  Satellite Award, Best Motion Picture, Comedy or Musical

Won:  Satellite Award, Best Actress in a Motion Picture, Comedy or Musical – Sally Hawkins

 

Thin Man/Summit Entertainment/UKFC/Ingenious Media/Film4. Produced by Simon Channing Williams, written & directed by Mike Leigh, co-producer Georgina Lowe, photography by Dick Pope, edited by Jim Clark, designed by Mark Tildesley, casting by Nina Gold, hair & make-up by Christine Blundell, costume by Jacqueline Durran, sound recordist Tim Fraser. With Sally Hawkins (Poppy), Eddie Marsan (Scott), Alexis Zegerman (Zoe), Sylvestra Le Touzel (Heather), Stanley Townsend (Tramp), Kate O’Flynn (Suzy), Caroline Martin (Helen), Oliver Maltman (Jamie), Sarah Niles (Tash), Samuel Roukin (Tim), Karina Fernandez (Flamenco Teacher), Nonso Anozie (Ezra), Sinéad Matthews (Alice), Andrea Riseborough (Dawn), Joseph Kloska (Suzy’s Boyfriend), Elliot Cowan (Bookshop Assistant), Anna Reynolds (Receptionist), Trevor Cooper (Patient), Philip Arditti, Viss Elliot, Rebekah Staton (Flamenco Students), Jack MacGeachin (Nick), Charlie Duffield (Charlie), Ayotunde Williams (Ayotunde). 118mins.

Love, friendship, teaching, learning, driving, flamenco.