From left: Jayme Lawson, Wunmi Musaku, Michael B. Jordan, Miles Caton and Li Jun Li in 'Sinners.' Courtesy of Warner Bros. Share on Facebook Share on X Google Preferred Share to Flipboard Show additional share options Share on LinkedIn Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share on Tumblr Share on Whats App Send an Email Print the Article Post a Comment The Los Angeles Film Critics Association is currently voting on this year's best films, performances and technical achievements. Best cinematography was the first award revealed on Sunday, with Adolpho Veloso for Train Dreams being named the winner. Hannah Beachler later won best production design for Sinners, and Ronald Bronstein and Josh Safdie won best editing for Marty Supreme. As for best animation, Little Amélie or the Character of Rain took home the award, while KPop Demon Hunters was the runner-up. Related Stories Movies 'The Perfect Neighbor' Advocates Say What They Really Want Goes Well Beyond The Film Movies IDA Documentary Awards: 'The Tale of Silyan' Wins Best Feature The association previously announced in October that filmmaker and screenwriter Philip Kaufman as the recipient of this year's Career Achievement Award. "Intrepid doesn't even begin to describe a director who, among his many considerable achievements, gave Indiana Jones his first assignment and inspired the NC-17 rating," said LAFCA president Robert Abele of Kaufman. "A criminally underappreciated director, Philip Kaufman could never be pigeonholed, from his early days absorbing the independent spirit of homegrown DIY-ers and the European New Wave, to his cool, vivid command of genre in the '70s, followed by a handful of uncompromising historical epics, including The Right Stuff and The Unbearable Lightness of Being, that belied anybody's notion that American filmmakers couldn't be versatile, intelligent and entertaining about big ideas," Abele continued. "The L.A. Film Critics Association is immensely proud to be honoring this dyed-in-the-wool iconoclast." Last year, Anora was voted best picture by the Los Angeles Film Critics Association. Most years, the organization's choice for best picture garners an Oscar nomination for the night's top prize. This was true last year, when Anora earned the LAFCA trophy for best picture and then went on to receive an Oscar nod for best picture and ultimately took home the Academy Award. For the fourth year in a row, the L.A. Film Critics Association Awards will feature gender-neutral acting categories. A list of this year's winners follows. Refresh for the latest. Best Picture Winner:Runner-up: Best Director Winner:Runner-up: Best Lead Performance Winner:Runner-up: Best Supporting Performance Winner:Runner-up: Best Screenplay Winner:Runner-up: Best Documentary/Nonfiction Winner:Runner-up: Best Cinematography Winner: Adolpho Veloso, Train DreamsRunner-up: Autumn Durald Arkapaw, Sinners Best Music/Score Winner: Kangding Ray, SirātRunner-up: Ludwig Göransson, Sinners Best Production Design Winner: Hannah Beachler, SinnersRunner-up: Tamara Deverell, Frankenstein Best Editing Winner: Ronald Bronstein and Josh Safdie, Marty SupremeRunner-up: Andy Jurgensen, One Battle After Another Best Animation Winner: Little Amélie or the Character of RainRunner-up: KPop Demon Hunters Best Film Not in the English Language Winner:Runner-up: Douglas Edwards Experimental Film Prize Winner: Albert Serra's Afternoons of Solitude Douglas Edwards Experimental Film Special Award Winner: Thom Andersen New Generation Winner: THR Newsletters Sign up for THR news straight to your inbox every day Subscribe Sign Up Sean Baker Sean Baker Says "Filmmakers Need to Put Our Foot Down" in Response to Netflix-Warners Deal The Perfect Neighbor 'The Perfect Neighbor' Advocates Say What They Really Want Goes Well Beyond The Film Heat Vision Box Office: 'Five Nights at Freddy's 2' Opens to Huge $63M in U.S., 'Zootopia 2' Crosses $915M Globally united kingdom Guillermo del Toro Says "There's No Substitute" for Watching Films on the Big Screen While Introducing 'Frankenstein' With Jacob Elordi Saudi Arabia Dakota Johnson on Her "Love-Hate Relationship" With Acting and Producing and Dealing With "Shady Financiers" Quentin Tarantino Matthew Lillard on Quentin Tarantino Looping Him Into Paul Dano Acting Criticism: "It F***ing Sucks" Sean Baker Sean Baker Says "Filmmakers Need to Put Our Foot Down" in Response to Netflix-Warners Deal The Perfect Neighbor 'The Perfect Neighbor' Advocates Say What They Really Want Goes Well Beyond The Film Heat Vision Box Office: 'Five Nights at Freddy's 2' Opens to Huge $63M in U.S., 'Zootopia 2' Crosses $915M Globally united kingdom Guillermo del Toro Says "There's No Substitute" for Watching Films on the Big Screen While Introducing 'Frankenstein' With Jacob Elordi Saudi Arabia Dakota Johnson on Her "Love-Hate Relationship" With Acting and Producing and Dealing With "Shady Financiers" Quentin Tarantino Matthew Lillard on Quentin Tarantino Looping Him Into Paul Da