“Killers of the Flower Moon” earned the top award of “Best Film” from the National Board of Review.
National Board of Review picks their winners ahead of the Oscars; awards season is in full swing
“Killers of the Flower Moon” about suspicious deaths on a Native American reservation a century ago earned the top award of “Best Film” from the National Board of Review.
The movie’s director Martin Scorsese was called the year’s “Best Director.”
This gala is one of a series of awards shows leading up to the Oscars in March.
Thursday marked the start of Oscar voting: 9,500 members of the Motion Picture Academy are choosing the lucky few who will be nominated right now, so there was no shortage of star power at Cipriani 42nd Street in Midtown.
The long march to Oscar’s red carpet has begun in earnest and the idea is to stay visible while Oscar voting continues.
“What’s the secret to doing the marathon?” Sandy Kenyon asked.
“Pacing yourself, not expecting an end result, and just being in the moment, and trying to take really good care of yourself,” said Da’Vine Joy Randolph, “The Holdovers.
