Баримтат киноны салбарын нэр хүндтэй уг наадамд “American Doctor” болон “You Can See Everything” бүтээлүүд тус бүр долоон төрөлд нэр дэвшиж тэргүүллээ.
Баримтат кино болон цувралын салбарын шилдгүүдийг шалгаруулдаг Cinema Eye Honors наадмын 20 дахь удаагийн ёслолд нэр дэвшигчдийн нэрс тодорлоо. Найруулагч По Си Тенгийн “American Doctor”, Нейтан Филдер болон Лэнс Оппенхайм нарын хамтран бүтээсэн “You Can See Everything” кинонууд тус бүр долоон төрөлд нэр дэвшсэнээр энэ жилийн наадмыг өнгөлж байна. “You Can See Everything” кино нь уг наадмын түүхэнд анх удаа баримтат киноны шилдэг бүтээл, найруулга, эвлүүлэг, продюсер, зураглаач, хөгжим болон үзэгчдийн нэрэмжит шагналд нэгэн зэрэг нэр дэвшсэн тохиолдол боллоо.
Бусад бүтээлүүдээс Сара Досагийн “Time and Water” зургаан төрөлд, Neon компанийн худалдаж авсан “NAZA” таван төрөлд тус тус нэр дэвшжээ. Энэхүү наадам нь Оскарын шагналын “Шилдэг баримтат кино” төрөлд нэр дэвшигчдийг урьдчилан таамаглахад чухал нөлөөтэй гэгддэг бөгөөд “NAZA” киноны найруулагч Ювал Абрахам, Рэйчел Сзор нар 2025 оны наадмаас шагнал хүртэж байсан удаатай.
Энэ жилийн наадмын “Legacy Award” буюу үе дамжсан шагналаар найруулагч Стив Жэймсийн “Hoop Dreams” баримтат кино шалгарч байна. Кино түгээгчдээс HBO, National Geographic, Netflix тус бүр 12, Neon ес, харин A24 болон Watermelon Pictures долоон нэр дэвшилттэйгээр удааллаа.
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The Cinema Eye Honors have revealed nominations for the 20th annual awards ceremony. Leading the pack are Po Si Teng’s “American Doctor” and Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s “You Can See Everything” with seven nominations each.
The A24 Elizabeth Holmes movie also made Cinema Eye Honors history as the first film to be nominated for Nonfiction Feature, Direction, Editing, Production, Cinematography, and Original Score — along with the Audience Choice Prize.
Other films that fared well in nominations for the ceremony honoring outstanding artistic achievement in nonfiction and documentary films and series, which is often a bellwether for the Best Documentary Feature Oscar race, are Sara Dosa’s “Time and Water,” which scored six nominations, and recent Neon acquisition “NAZA,” which earned five nominations. Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, directors of the latter film, won at the 2025 Cinema Eye Honors for their previous film “No Other Land,” which won the Oscar for Best Documentary Feature.
For individual recognition, “American Doctor” filmmaker Po Si Teng has the most nominations this year, with five. “You Can See Everything” directors Fielder and Oppenheim received four apiece. Meanwhile, documentarian Jimmy Chin, who earned three nominations for “Everest: The Other Side,” which he co-directed with Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi, moves into third on the all-time nominations list with 14 total nods.
Among distributors, HBO, National Geographic and Netflix tied with the most nominations, with each receiving 12 nods across all categories. Neon followed with nine nominations, while A24 and Watermelon Pictures both had seven.
After a first round of voting that saw nonfiction fans worldwide cast tens of thousands of votes for their favorite films, the Audience Choice nominees were announced. The last eight winners of the Best Documentary Feature Oscar— “Mr. Nobody Against Putin,” “No Other Land,” “20 Days in Mariupol,” “Navalny,” “Summer of Soul,” “My Octopus Teacher,” “American Factory,” and “Free Solo”— were all first contenders for the Audience Choice Prize. Second-round voting to determine this year’s winner will take place in December.
In addition to the previously announced Unforgettables Honorees, Broadcast nominees, and the Shorts List, Cinema Eye announced that Steve James’ documentary masterpiece, “Hoop Dreams,” will receive this year’s Legacy Award, presented to a classic nonfiction film that continues to inspire today’s working filmmakers.
This season, Cinema Eye will return to the Times Center in New York City, the home of its second and third editions, for its 20th Awards Ceremony on Monday, January 11, 2027. Cinema Eye Week, which includes events and activities for Cinema Eye nominees and honorees, kicks off in New York on Friday, January 8.
Key Dates for the 2027 Cinema Eye Honors
Wednesday, December 2: Shorts List Screenings, DCTV, New York
Saturday, December 5: Shorts List Screenings, Vidiots, Los Angeles
Monday, December 14: Shorts Nominees Announced and Final Audience Choice Voting Opens
Friday, January 8, 2026: Cinema Eye Week/end begins in New York City
Monday, January 11, 2026: 20th Annual Cinema Eye Honors Awards Ceremony
See the full list of this year’s Cinema Eye Honors announcements and nominees below.
Outstanding Achievement in Nonfiction Feature Filmmaking
Note: This is the second year that the named nominees in the Nonfiction Feature category will include the entire creative team – the directors, producers, editors, cinematographers, composers, sound designers, visual designers, and significant on-screen participants.
“American Doctor”
Poh Si Teng, Kirstine Barfod, Reem Haddad, Chris Rentaria, Ibrahim Al Otla, Ramzy Haddad,
Christopher White, Ema Ryan Yamazaki, Suad Bushnaq, Kristian Selin Eidnes Andersen,
Patrick Svaneberg Vejen, Jacob Langkjær Davidsen, Dr. Thaer Ahmad, Dr. Mark Perlmutter, and
Dr. Feroze Sidhwa
“My Undesirable Friends: Part II – Exile”
Julia Loktev, Michael Taylor, Anna Nemzer, Ksenia Mironova, Elena Kostyuchenko, and Valeria
Ratnikova
“NAZA”
Yuval Abraham, Rachel Szor, Harry Davies, Robert Farr, and Anonymous
“Once Upon a Time in Harlem”
William Greaves, David Greaves, Liani Greaves, Anne de Mare, Tamar-kali, Clive Davidson,
Roland Mitchell, Mike Frank, Matthew J. Hoffman, and Bella Racklin
“Rehearsals for a Revolution”
Pegah Ahangarani, Kaveh Farnam, Adria Mones, Arash Ashtiani, Neda Mohseni, and Dani
Zacarias
“To Hold a Mountain”
Biljana Tutorov, Petar Glomazić, Quentin Laurent, Rok Bicek, Eva Kraljević, George Cragg, Draško Adžić, Julij Zornik, Samo Jurca, Mileva Gara Jovanović, and Nada Stanišić
“You Can See Everything”
Nathan Fielder, Lance Oppenheim, Tatiana Bears, Maggie Ambrose, Jack Davis, David Bolen, Adam Locke-Norton, Ari Balouzian, Richard Carlos, Paul Hsu, Elizabeth Holmes, Billy Evans, and Amanda Seyfried
Outstanding Achievement in Direction
Poh Si Teng
“American Doctor”
Michal Marczak
“Closure”
John Wilson
“The History of Concrete”
Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor
“NAZA”
Pegah Ahangarani
“Rehearsals for a Revolution”
Sara Dosa
“Time and Water”
Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim
“You Can See Everything”
Outstanding Achievement in Editing
Jeff Malmberg
“The Bend in the River”
Colin Monie
“Everybody to Kenmure Street”
Anne de Mare and Lynn True
“Once Upon a Time in Harlem”
Ross McElwee and Joe Bini
“Remake”
Erin Casper, Jocelyne Chaput and Mark Harrison
“Time and Water”
Adam Locke-Norton
“You Can See Everything”
Outstanding Achievement in Production
Poh Si Teng, Kirstine Barfod and Reem Haddad
“American Doctor”
Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi, Jimmy Chin, Shannon Dill, Anna Barnes, and Bob Eisenhardt
“Everest: The Other Side”
Jessie Deeter, Erin Edeiken, and Alex Gibney
“Musk”
Julia Loktev
“My Undesirable Friends: Part II – Exile”
Nominees to be determined
“NAZA”
Nathan Fielder, Lance Oppenheim, Tatiana Bears, Maggie Ambrose, and Jack Davis
“You Can See Everything”
Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography
Nathan Golon, Pete Muller, and Mark Unger
“Bucks Harbor”
Michal Marczak
“Closure”
Clair Popkin, Jimmy Chin, and Christopher Murphy
“Everest: The Other Side”
Stephen Maing and Eric Daniel Metzgar
“The Great Experiment”
Eva Kraljević
“To Hold a Mountain”
David Bolen
“You Can See Everything”
Outstanding Achievement in Original Music Score
Suad Bushnaq
“American Doctor”
Daniel Pemberton
“Musk”
Cristóbal Tapia De Veer
“Nuisance Bear”
William Ryan Fritch and T. Griffin
“The Oldest Person in the World”
Dan Deacon
“Time and Water”
Ari Balouzian
“You Can See Everything”
Outstanding Achievement in Sound Design
Gisela Fulla Silvestre and Eli Cohn
“Barbara Forever”
Katarzyna Szczerba and Konrad Błaszczyk
“Closure”
Robert Farr
“NAZA”
David Rose, Lou Solakofski, and Reid Goobie
“Nuisance Bear”
Mark Mangini
“The Oldest Person in the World”
Björn Viktorsson, Atli Arnarsson, and Jón Atli Magnússon
“Time and Water”
Outstanding Achievement in Visual Design
Will Hodgson
“14th”
Philip Eddolls, Michael Enzbrunner, and Aisha Ghali
“The AI Doc: Or How I Became an Apocaloptimist”
Mohammad Lotfali
“A Fox Under a Pink Moon”
Anthony Konigbagbe, Yibi Hu, and Daisy Evans
“Jean-Michel Basquiat”
Nominees to be Determined
“Musk”
Lucy Munger
“Time and Water”
Outstanding Achievement in Archival Artistry
Brydie O’Connor
“Barbara Forever”
Wyatt Stone, Viridiana Lieberman, and Rebecca Adorno Dávila
“Jean-Michel Basquiat”
Paula Vaccaro, Aaron Brookner, and Tomas Baltazar
“Nova ‘78”
Anne de Mare, Lynn True, Matthew J. Hoffman, and Bella Racklin
“Once Upon a Time in Harlem”
Arash Ashtiani
“Rehearsals for a Revolution”
Helen Macgowan, Byron Leon, Niles Howard, and Gabriela Tessitore
“Soul Patrol”
Outstanding Achievement in Debut Feature Filmmaking
“American Doctor”
Directed By Poh Si Teng
“Barbara Forever”
Directed By Brydie O’Connor
“Bucks Harbor”
Directed By Pete Muller
“The History of Concrete”
Directed By John Wilson
“Nuisance Bear”
Directed By Jack Weisman and Gabriela Osio Vanden
Spotlight Award
“Jaripeo”
Directed By Efraín Mojica and Rebecca Zweig
“Joybubbles”
Directed By Rachael J. Morrison
“My NDA”
Directed by Juliane Dressner and Miriam Shor
“TheyDream”
Directed By William D. Caballero
“The Whole World is a Lie”
Directed By Charlie Birns
“Wood Street”
Directed By Caron Creighton
Heterodox Award
“Blue Heron”
Directed By Sophy Romvari
“A Child of My Own”
Directed By Maite Alberdi
“Dao”
Directed By Alain Gomis
“I Heard That They Are Not Going to See Each Other Anymore”
Directed By Ka Ki Wong
“Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie”
Directed By Matt Johnson
“Whispers in May”
Directed By Dongnan Chen
Audience Choice Prize
“American Doctor”
Directed by Poh Si Teng
“Cookie Queens”
Directed by Alysa Nahmias
“The Cycle of Love”
Directed by Orlando von Einsiedel
“Everest: The Other Side”
Directed by Jimmy Chin and Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi
“NAZA”
Directed by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor (Shore)
“The Oldest Person in the World”
Directed by Sam Green
“Steal This Story, Please!”
Directed by Carl Deal and Tia Lessin
“Time and Water”
Directed by Sara Dosa
“Wild Inside”
Directed by Penny Lane
“You Can See Everything”
Directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim
The following categories were previously announced on Thursday, October 22, 2026.
Audience Choice Prize Longlist
“The AI Doc: Or How I Became an Apocaloptimist”
Directed by Daniel Roher and Charlie Tyrell
“Ask E. Jean”
Directed by Ivy Meeropol
“The Bend in the River”
Directed by Robb Moss
“Everybody to Kenmure Street”
Directed by Felipe Bustos Sierra
“Give Me the Ball”
Directed by Liz Garbus and Elizabeth Wolff
“The History of Concrete”
Directed by John Wilson
“Once Upon a Time in Harlem”
Directed by William Greaves and David Greaves
Unforgettables Honorees
Dr. Thaer Ahmad, Dr. Mark Perlmutter, and Dr. Feroze Sidhwa
“American Doctor”
E. Jean Carroll
“Ask E. Jean”
Soraya Akhlaghi
“A Fox Under a Pink Moon”
Billie Jean King
“Give Me the Ball”
Israa
“One in a Million”
Amy Goodman
“Steal This Story, Please!”
Nonfiction Shorts List
Note: Nominees in this category will be announced in December.
“The Boys and the Bees”
Directed by Arielle Knight
“Buckskin”
Directed by Mars Verrone
“A Derailment”
Directed by Nathan Truesdell
“Free Joan Little”
Directed by Yoruba Richen
“I Got My Brother”
Directed by Victor Gabriel
“an open field”
Directed by Teboho Edkins
“Sawyer Avenue, Sunday Afternoon”
Directed by Bill Morrison
“They’re Here”
Directed by Laura Poitras and Rachel Lauren Mueller
“La Tierra del Valor (The Home of the Brave)”
Directed by Cristina Costantini
“Water Cooler”
Directed by Emma V.F.
Outstanding Achievement in Broadcast Film
“Bang My Box: The Robin Byrd Story”
Directed by Jyllian Gunther and Stephanie Schwam
HBO Max
“The Bitter Pill”
Directed by Clay Tweel
POV
“Critical Incident: Death at the Border”
Directed by Richard Rowley
HBO Max
“Earth, Wind & Fire: To Be Celestial vs. That’s the Weight of the World”
Directed by Ahmir “Questlove” Thompson
HBO Max
“Seen & Heard: The History of Black Television”
Directed by Giselle Bailey and Phil Bertelsen
HBO Max
“Songs From the Hole”
Directed by Contessa Gayles
Netflix
Outstanding Achievement in Nonfiction Series
“High Horse: The Black Cowboy”
Directed by Jason Perez
Peacock
“Hurricane Katrina: Race Against Time”
Directed by Traci A. Curry
National Geographic
“Katrina: Come Hell and High Water”
Directed by Geeta Gandbhir, Samantha Knowles, and Spike Lee
Netflix
“Mr. Scorsese”
Directed by Rebecca Miller
Apple TV
“Trust Me: The False Prophet”
Directed by Rachel Dretzin
Netflix
“The Yogurt Shop Murders”
Directed by Margaret Brown
HBO Max
Outstanding Achievement in Anthology Series
“Limitless: Live Better Now” (Season Two)
Executive Producers Darren Aronofsky, Jane Root, Ari Handel, Tom Watt-Smith, Chris Hemsworth, and Benjamin Grayson
Disney+
“Neighbors”
Executive Producers Ronald Bronstein, Eli Bush, John Paul Lopez-Ali, Josh Safdie, Harrison Fishman, and Dylan Redford
HBO Max
“Trainwreck”
Executive Producers Sheun Adelasoye de Nicola, Alexander Marengo, and Tim Wardle
Netflix
“Tucci in Italy” (Season Two)
Executive Producers Stanley Tucci, Lottie Birmingham, Amanda Lyon, and Simon Raikes
National Geographic
“Untold” (Volume Six)
Executive Producers Ben Silverman, Howard Owens, Isabel San Vargas, Chapman Way, Maclain Way, and Ryan Duffy
Netflix
Outstanding Achievement in Broadcast Editing
“Skyking”
Edited by Emiliano Battista and Alexis Johnson
Hulu
“Bang My Box: The Robin Byrd Story”
Edited by Jeremy Stulberg
HBO Max
“Breakdown: 1975”
Edited by Alan Lowe and Jody McVeigh-Schultz
Netflix
“Earth, Wind & Fire: To Be Celestial vs. That’s the Weight of the World”
Edited by Andrew Morrow, Matt Cascella, and Tim Ziegler
HBO Max
“Katrina: Come Hell and High Water”
Edited by Arielle Amsalem and Anna Auster
Netflix
“Mr. Scorsese”
Edited by David Barter
Apple TV
Outstanding Achievement in Broadcast Cinematography
“Caught in the Crackdown”
Cinematographers Timothy Grucza, Jeremy Gould, and Nick Kraus
Frontline | PBS
“High Horse: The Black Cowboy”
Cinematographers Jerry Henry and Justin Janowitz
Peacock
“The Man Will Burn”
Cinematographers Benji Lanpher, Consuelo Althouse, and Natalie Sim
HBO Max
“Songs from the Hole”
Cinematographers Michelle Kwong and Contessa Gayles
Netflix
“Tucci in Italy” (Season Two)
Cinematographer Matt Ball
National Geographic
“The Yogurt Shop Murders”
Cinematographer Justin Zweifach
HBO Max
