Granted, the amazing dance floor at Cipriani Wall Street in Manhattan on Monday night was elegant, however the vibe at the Gotham Independent Film Awards was immaculate independent. The prizes, now in their 23rd year, hold the refinement of being the first genuine bling recompenses contenders grab on their route to the major alliances, for example the Golden Globes and the Academy Awards.
Right now in the race, Matthew Mcconaughey appears to be a lock for an Oscar designation for "Dallas Buyers Club," and he was regarded with Gotham's Best Actor honor. Jared Leto, his costar in a film that takes a gander at the early years of the Aids emergency, acknowledged the recompense for the performer, who couldn't go to the service. Leto brought the stage with an iphone to his ear.
"We have Mr. Mcconaughey on the telephone at this moment," Leto said, after a fizzled endeavor at putting the on-screen character on speakerphone.
Julie Delpy, a honors contender as far as concerns her in "Before Midnight," paid tribute to Richard Linklater, the movie producer behind the trilogy that stars the performing artist and Ethan Hawke, which incorporates "Before Sunrise" and "Before Sunset."
"Richard, I suppose you bamboozled me," she said. "I could bit the dust at this time. I could really obliterate myself on stage, not that anybody might know on the grounds that nobody tuning in. At the same time I need to thank you from the bottom of my enormous, fat, French heart."
Huge numbers of the players making the rounds on the honors circuit were in participation.
Oscar Isaac, whose "Inside Llewyn Davis" won Best Feature, and Rashida Jones, John Goodman and Darren Aronofsky alternated displaying. Additionally in the swarm were Michael B. Jordan, who won the recompense for Breakthrough Actor for "Fruitvale Station," Mayor Michael Bloomberg, Forest Whitaker, Amy Poehler, Morgan Spurlock, Lupita Nyong'o and Shailene Woodley. There was one enthusiastic minute in the company of all the self-advancement: Steve Buscemi teared up throughout a tribute to the late James Gandolfini.
With the Christmas season approaching, performing artists at the Euphoria Calvin Klein-supported occasion dished on their approaching plans.
Brie Larson, whose execution in "Short Term 12" beat the clearly superb Cate Blanchett for the Best Actress prize, requested a "slumber suit" for Christmas. "It's a resting pack, and an one-piece suit [you can wear]," she clarified. "They can [withstand] as meager as 35 degrees Fahrenheit. That is to say, that is really great."
Kathryn Hahn, who was selected for her part in "Afternoon Delight," is heading to Tulum, Mexico, with her spouse and youngsters.
"This is what
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