The St. Louis Film Critics, a professional association, announced the winners of its annual St. Louis Film Critics’ Awards on Monday, December 20, 2010 at 10 a.m. Central Standard Time. The association gives these awards to recognize the best in cinema for each year.
Winners of the St. Louis Film Critics Awards, along with the nominees, are posted on the association’s website: www.stlfilmcritics.org. The results of voting were announced to members at the SLFC’s annual awards party at C. G. Muggs restaurant in Webster Groves, Mo.
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To be eligible for an award, a film must have been shown in St. Louis, by theatrical release, at a film festival or film series, or made available for viewing by the SLFC member film critics during the past year.
The St. Louis Film Critics association also confers annual awards at the St. Louis International Film Festival and St. Louis Filmmakers Showcase, both presented by Cinema St. Louis, and sponsors film-related events throughout the year. The mission of the SLFC association is to promote St. Louis as an area that appreciates great cinema and appreciation of great cinema in St. Louis. The member film critics review films for a variety of media, including print, radio, television and Internet in the Greater St. Louis Area.
For further information on the St. Louis Film Critics Awards, the St. Louis Film Critics association or the association’s other film awards and activities throughout the year, please contact SLFC at stlfilmcritics@gmail.com or 314.576.2912.
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2 comments. 1. This was a very down year for movies, I would like to see the 19 movies that the Academy picks for best picture.
2. All you have to do is play British royalty to get an acting nod. Anyone recent or in the past. I am tired of all the Merchant/Ivory type roles that seem to always dominate award season.