Cinema Eye Honors
Cinema Eye Honors
The annual awards show honors the best in documentary film and TV. This year, those accolades went to "No Other Land," "Dahomey," "How To with John Wilson," and more.
Awards
The documentary about abuse in an Indian residential school received six nominations, including Nonfiction Feature and Direction.
Cinema Eye Honors
Today's announcement includes the Audience Choice Prize Longlist, the Unforgettables Honorees, nominees in five Broadcast categories, and the annual Shorts List.
"20 Days in Mariupol," "32 Sounds," and "The Eternal Memory" are also among the top nominees for the 17th annual awards ceremony.
Plus, nominees for nonfiction Broadcast Film and Anthology Series. The 2024 awards will take place January 12, 2024 in East Harlem, New York.
The two National Geographic films tied the record for most Cinema Eye Honors nominations in a single year.
The IDA Awards and Cinema Eye Honors shortlists show where the Oscar winds blow.
The organization announced its first round of nominations, plus its Shorts List and Legacy Award recipient. HBO leads nominations with 11.
"The Rescue," "Ascension," and "Faya Dayi" also pulled in multiple nominations for the annual event, which serves to "recognize excellence in artistry and craft in nonfiction filmmaking."
"City So Real" and "American Utopia" lead the Cinema Eye Honors broadcast nominations list with three nods apiece.
Influencers: When few other awards bodies were recognizing the craft of documentary filmmaking, the NYC-based event offered up accolades, with a special flair.
"Dick Johnson is Dead" won best Director for Kirsten Johnson, whose father participated in the awards event.
