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2016 IndieWire Critics Poll: Jordan Hoffman

Indiewire Staff

Dec 5, 2016 7:22 pm

2016 IndieWire Critics Poll:

Jordan Hoffman

The Guardian, Vanity Fair, Times of Israel

FULL RESULTS: 2016 IndieWire Critics Poll

1. Paterson
2. Embrace of the Serpent
3. Silence
4. Toni Erdmann
5. Star Trek Beyond

1. Jim Jarmusch, Paterson

1. Annette Bening, 20th Century Women

1. Ethan Hawke, Born to Be Blue

Best Supporting Actress

1. Lily Gladstone, Certain Women

Best Supporting Actor

1. Tracy Letts, Indignation

Best Documentary

1. I Am Not Your Negro
2. Cameraperson
3. Weiner

Best Undistributed Film

1. Dawson City: Frozen Time
2. Zoology
3. The Lure
4. Burden

Best First Feature

1. The Witch
2. Ixcanul
3. Krisha
4. The Edge of Seventeen
5. Indignation

Best Screenplay

1. Love & Friendship
2. 20th Century Women
3. Everybody Wants Some!!

FULL RESULTS: 2016 IndieWire Critics Poll

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