Anora and I Saw The TV Glow lead Independent Spirits nominations

Diverse set of nominations leaves awards race wide open

by Jennie Kermode

I Saw The TV Glow
I Saw The TV Glow Photo: Courtesy of Sundance Institute

Anora and I Saw The TV Glow have taken the lead in the nominations for the 40th Independent Spirit Awards, with winners to be announced on 22 February 2025. The two films have six nominations apiece. Both are in the running for Best Feature, and both Sean Baker and Jane Schoenbrun have received Best Director nominations.

Sean Wang's Dìdi has also made an impressive showing, especially for a début film, with four nominations. Otherwise the field is very varied. Distributor A24 has maintained the success it has enjoyed in recent years, with a total of 19 nominations, but its prize contender, The Brutalist, which has done well in other awards nominations, has to make do with just one here. Emilia Pérez, leading the awards race overall, would only have been eligible in the Best International Film category here, and has not been nominated. The Best Documentary category, meanwhile, consists mostly of titles yet to enjoy success elsewhere.

Those film nominations in full:

Best Feature

Best First Feature

Best Director

Best Lead Performance

Best Supporting Performance

Best Breakthrough Performance

Best Screenplay

Best First Screenplay

Best International Film

Best Documentary

Best Cinematography

Best Editing

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