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Everything Everywhere All at Once, the ambitious superhero movie starring Michelle Yeoh, has won best feature at the Gotham awards in New York.
Picking up the prize, co-director Daniel Kwan said he hoped the film was hoping to heal collective global trauma. Ke Huy Quan also won best supporting performance for his work in the film; the Gothams have had gender neutral acting categories since last year.
Till’s Danielle Deadwyler won the award for best lead performance for her portrayal of the grieving mother of Emmett Till. Director Chinonye Chukwu accepted the award on her behalf.
Meanwhile Tár, Todd Field’s ecstatically received drama starring Cate Blanchett as a conductor, converted its five nominations into one win – for best director, while Aftersun, which went into the race with four nominations, took breakthrough director for Charlotte Wells.
