With New York kicking off awards season with the Gotham Awards and the NYFCC releasing their winners, it's now time for the West coast to jump into the fray with the Los Angeles Film Critics Association announcing their winners for 2024 on Sunday,

Voting kicked off Sunday for the 50th Los Angeles Film Critics Association (LAFCA) Awards. After announcing John Carpenter as the recipient of this year’s Career Achievement Award, LAFCA voters will recognize some of the year’s best films and talents during Sunday’s voting ahead of the awards ceremony on Jan.

Sean Baker's film also won Best Leading Performance for Mikey Madison and Best Supporting Performance for Yura Borisov.

Oscar-winning indie studio Neon emerged as the big winner at the Los Angeles Film Critics Association’s 50th annual selections of the best films and performances, clinching top honors for two of its major contenders: the poignant dramedy “Anora” and the politically-charged thriller “The Seed of the Sacred Fig.

Mikey Madison Takes Best Lead Performance from L.A. Film Critics.The L.A. Film Critics Association has made their choices regarding their selections for the

Russian actor Yura Borisov received the Los Angeles Film Critics Association Award for his supporting role in the film "Anora" directed by Sean Baker. This is reported by the Variety portal.

All We Imagine As Light, No Other Land win again in film not in the English language and non-fiction categories.

Days after the New York Film Critics Circle announced its annual winners, film critics in Los Angeles weighed in on the year's best movies. Read below for an updated list of Los Angeles Film Critics Association winners thus far,

Sean Baker’s “Anora” won big with the Atlanta Film Critics Circle (AFCC) this year, taking home the critics’ organization’s Best Film prize for 2024. “Anora” follows a Brighton Beach stripper named Ani (Mikey Madison) who embarks on a whirlwind romance with the son of a Russian oligarch (Mark Eydelshteyn).