All the A-list celebrities, and Nominees came out for The 41st Film Independent Spirit Awards, live from Hollywood!
After being held forever on the beach in Santa Monica, for the first time the Spirit Awards were held at the Hollywood Palladium, to give the Spirit Awards to the best in independent films, and documentaries, and the best TV Series, including the top indie film projects with Train Dreams winning Best Feature, Best Director (Clint Bentley), and Best Cinematography.
At the 41st Film Independent Spirit Awards (2026), “Train Dreams“ was awarded Best Feature. Directed by Clint Bentley, the Netflix-backed drama led the 2026 awards with three wins, including Best Director and Best Cinematography. The film, starring Joel Edgerton, follows a 20th-century lumberjack’s life. So, on the red carpet Margie had an in-depth interview with the Best Cinematography Spirit Award Winner: Adolpho Veloso, for: Train Dreams (Netflix) – who we meet in the After-Party @ The W Hotel Hollywood, that you can read about in our story below.
Other major winners included Rose Byrne, Naomi Ackie, and the series Adolescence. The Awards were hosted by Ego Nwodim, who is an American Actress and Comedian from Saturday Night Live, who was very funny throughout the show.
- Best Feature: Train Dreams (Netflix)
- Best Director: Clint Bentley, Train Dreams
- Best Lead Performance: Rose Byrne, If I Had Legs I’d Kick You
- Best Supporting Performance: Naomi Ackie, Sorry, Baby
- Best First Feature: Lurker (Mubi)
- Best Screenplay: Eva Victor, Sorry, Baby
- Best Documentary: The Perfect Neighbor (Netflix)
- Best International Film: The Secret Agent (Neon).
- Best New Scripted Series: Adolescence (Netflix)
- Best Lead Performance (TV): Stephen Graham, Adolescence
- Best Supporting Performance (TV): Erin Doherty, Adolescence
- Best New Non-Scripted/Doc Series: Pee-wee as Himself.
On this Documentary length one hour show, between the red carpet arrivals, and backstage awards rooms, our Entertainment Today TV Show Host: Margie Rey interviewed most of the nominees, award-winners, celebrities, and VIPs!
Margie had a some great interviews on the red carpet- where she predicted that the Actors and Actresses would win their prospective awards, so then when they did win their awards- they were surprised and very happy to see Margie again in the backstage awards room, and thanked Margie when they realized that she had correctly predicted their victory of the Spirit Award!
One of these great predictions Margie did was for the Spirit Awards winners for Best Ensemble Cast in a New Scripted Series: Chief of War (Apple TV), and award winners for: CDG Awards – Excellence in Period Television, CAS Awards – Non-Theatrical Motion Pictures Or Limited Series, MUAHS Awards – Best Period and/or Character Hair Styling & Best Period and/or Character Make-Up. Margie interviewed them on the red carpet and then again when they received the Spirit Award, in the Backstage awards room.
For Chief of War- they had a very big cast: Charlie Brumbly, Luciane Buchanan, Cliff Curtis, Brandon Finn, Moses Goods, Te Ao o Hinepehinga, Benjamin Hoetjes, Siua Ikale’o, Keala Kahuanui-Paleka, Mainei Kinimaka, Kaina Makua, Jason Momoa: 
Temuera Morrison, Te Kohe Tuhaka, and James Udom. 
Then, afterwards in the showroom, our TV Show Host: Margie Rey, and our TV Producer: Steve Taylor, and our TV A/V Director & Cameraman: Matt Segal, all got group photos with them, as you can see all of us in the center of the above and below photos-together with these Spirit Award Winners: 
In addition we were lucky enough to talk to them again throughout the amazing & fun- exclusive VIP Invite Only After-Party @ the luxurious W Hotel Hollywood, right near the Hollywood Palladium! 
Another great interview that Margie had on the red carpet- where she predicted that this Actor would win his Spirit Awards awards, was with the Best Breakthrough Performance Spirit Award Winner: Kayo Martin, for his starring role in The Plague (Independent Film Company). Kayo happy to see Margie again in the backstage awards room, and thanked Margie when he realized that she had correctly predicted their victory of the Spirit Award! So Kayo then gave Margie another great interview as he held the Trophy in his Hand, and then I got a photo with him in the showroom- right in front of the stage: 
Actress Keke Palmer was nominated for Best Lead Performance for her starring role in One of Them Days. You can see her in the below photo with Left to Right: Matt, Margie, Keke, & Steve at the exclusive Spirit Awards After-party at the W Hotel in Hollywood: 
Lauren Keyana “Keke” Palmer is an American actress, singer, and television personality who has won two Primetime Emmy Awards. Keke became a star in film and television before she was old enough to drive. She charmed audiences in the 2006 movie Akeelah and the Bee as a young woman who spells her way to a national competition. Keke has also starred in the Nickelodeon sitcom True Jackson, VP, the Fox series Scream Queens, and the Epix drama series Berlin Station.
Keke Palmer released a song titled “Misunderstood” on June 19, 2025, as part of her project Just Keke. The song explores themes of vulnerability and personal growth, with lyrics highlighting the struggle of trying not to hurt others while managing her own emotions. It is part of her artistic exploration of her life and persona.
Margie had another 2 important interviews, on the red carpet at the Spirit Awards. #1: Margie did an insightful interview with the 98th Academy Awards Best International Feature Film Oscar Nominee, and Spirit Award Nominee for Best International Film Feature, fir Sirât (Spain) – Directed by Oliver Laxe, who our Entertainment Today TV Show Host: Margie Rey had earlier interviewed, and that you can see on this TV show episode- the 1st interview to start our show.
In the below photo you can see Director Oliver Laxe with us at the exclusive after-party at The W Hotel in Hollywood, for the Spirit Awards- Left to Right: Oliver Laxe, Actress Lake Bell, and Entertainment Today TV Producer: Steve Taylor, and Margie Rey: 
#2: Also at the Spirit Awards Margie had a great in-depth interview with Lake Siegel Bell, who is an award-winning American actress, producer, director, and screenwriter. Her television credits include Boston Legal, Surface, Children’s Hospital, and How to Make It in America. Lake also co-created and produced the show Bless This Mess. Beyond acting, she wrote the critically acclaimed audiobook Inside Voice: My Obsession with How We Sound.
On the red carpet Margie had a interesting group interview with the Best Documentary Spirit Award Winners for : The Perfect Neighbor (Netflix), with interviews with: Director/Producer: Geeta Gandbhir and Producers: Sam Bisbee, Nikon Kwantu, and Alisa Payne.
Also, on the red carpet Margie had an enlightening interview with the Truer Than Fiction Award Winner: Rajee Samarasinghe, for Your Touch Makes Others Invisible.
Both on the red carpet and in the backstage awards room, Margie had great interviews with the BEST FIRST FEATURE AWARD WINNERS: LURKER (MUBI). Director: Alex Russell
Producers: Galen Core, Archie Madekwe, Marc Marrie, Charlie McDowell, Francesco Melzi D’Eril, Duncan Montgomery, Alex Orlovsky, Olmo Schnabel, Jack Selby. Along with the award for Best First Screenplay: Alex Russell, Lurker (MUBI).
In the backstage awards room, Margie was able to talk to the Spirit Award winners, in the Press Q & A format. In this room- as you can see in the above photo – the hand written sign with the latest winners. 
In the above and below photos: you can see the Best Lead Performance Spirit Award Winner: Rose Byrne, for her starring role in: If I Had Legs I’d Kick You (A24), that Margie interviewed, during the Q & A: 
Also in the backstage awards room- Margie did Q & A= Questions & Answers with the legendary actor from Star Wars fame: Mark Hamill, who was honored as part of the ensemble cast for the thriller The Long Walk that is based on Stephen King’s novel.
Mark was awarded the prestigious Robert Altman Award alongside Director Francis Lawrence and his co-stars at the 41st annual ceremony! The Robert Altman Award is a juried prize, that recognizes director, casting director, and ensemble cast, with The Long Walk being recognized as one of the best ensemble performances of the 2026 awards season.
Margie did Q & A with the great Ensemble Cast included The Long Walk Director Francis Lawrence, alongside casting director Rich Delia, as well as ensemble cast members Judy Greer, Mark Hamill, Cooper Hoffman, David Jonsson, Tut Nyuot, Joshua Odjick, Charlie Plummer, Ben Wang and Garrett Wareing.
Mark Hamill attended the ceremony at the Hollywood Palladium with his daughter, Chelsea Hamill, wearing a dark suit.
Backstage Margie had a lot of great Q & A with the people from Adolescence that won 4 Spirit Awards, including: Best Breakthrough Performance in a New Scripted Series- Owen Cooper, Adolescence (Netflix); and Best Supporting Performance in a New Scripted Series- Erin Doherty, Adolescence (Netflix); and Best Lead Performance in a New Scripted Series- Stephen Graham, Adolescence (Netflix); and Best New Scripted Series!
John Cassavetes Award Winners for: Esta Isla (This Island): 
Backstage Margie did a great interview with Writers/Directors/Producers: Cristian Carretero (Right of above photo), and Lorraine Jones Molina (center of above photo) who won the John Cassavetes Award (for best feature made under $1,000,000) for:
Esta Isla (This Island). Writers/Directors/Producers: Cristian Carretero, Lorraine Jones Molina, and Writer: Kisha Tikina Burgos. They “wanted to get the great work from the Puerto Rican culture out there.” We were honored to get a photo with them as you can see in the above and below photos, with them holding up their Spirit Awards Trophies: 
Backstage Margie was able to do Q & A with Matt Wolf who won the Spirit Award for Best New Non-Scripted or Documentary Series for Pee-wee as Himself (HBO Max).
Immediately after the Spirit Awards ceremony was the the amazing, exclusive VIP- Invite Only After-Party @ the luxurious W Hotel Hollywood, right near the Hollywood Palladium: 
where we all had a great experience, talking to all the celebrities, nominees, and Award winners! 
It was a beautiful setting, using the entire first floor of the W Hotel, with a beautiful spiral staircase with a pretty DJ playing music, up in a Golden Podium in front of this staircase: 
with live music, three hugh bars serving high-end drinks, with specialty drinks made up just for The Spirit Awards After-party, with very artistic long yellow tubular Chandeliers, hanging down in the main grand entry room of the party: 
a photo opportunity with a backdrop and computer system that gave all the VIP After-party guests a great souvenir: 
and all types of delicious food that was brought to us on silver platters, by beautiful women waitresses, and handsome men waiters, and there even was a Italian restaurant: Pizza Girl- that served all the VIP guests a whole sized pizza in a box if you asked for it! – as you can see me holding that pink box of Pizza Girl on the right of the below photo, along with Actress: Keke Palmer, who was nominated for Best Lead Performance for her starring role in One of Them Days. You can see her in the below photo with Left to Right: Matt, Margie, Keke, & me: Steve at the exclusive Spirit Awards After-party at the W Hotel in Hollywood:
In the below photo you can see Director Oliver Laxe with us at this exclusive after-party at The W Hotel in Hollywood, for the Spirit Awards- Left to Right: Oliver Laxe, Actress Lake Bell, and Entertainment Today TV Producer: Steve Taylor, and Margie Rey: 
Then in this amazing party we meet and got photos with the Best Cinematography Spirit Award Winner: Adolpho Veloso, for: Train Dreams (Netflix), who let us hold his trophy for the photo:
We had talked to him earlier on the red carpet, and the backstage awards room, when he was awarded his trophy:
Everyone had a great time mingling in the party with all the Celebrities, Nominees and Award winners: 
Film Independent, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to fostering independence and inclusivity in visual storytelling. The Spirit Awards are Film Independent’s largest annual celebration, making year-round programming for filmmakers and film loving audiences possible while amplifying the voices of independent storytellers and celebrating their diversity, originality and uniqueness of vision.
The 2026 ceremony, the 41st in Film Independent’s history, continued the organization’s storied tradition of celebrating the best of film and television and supporting independent artists.
For this year’s awards, Train Dreams led the way in the film categories with three wins, including Best Feature, Best Director for Clint Bentley and Best Cinematography for Adolpho Veloso. Among the other films and artists honored, Rose Byrne won Best Lead Performance for If I Had Legs I’d Kick You; Sorry, Baby won Best Supporting Performance for Naomi Ackie and Best Screenplay for Eva Victor; Lurker won Best First Feature and Best First Screenplay for Alex Russell; Kayo Martin won Best Breakthrough Performance for The Plague; The Secret Agent won Best International Film; The Perfect Neighbor won Best Documentary; and Sofía Subercaseaux won Best Editing for The Testament of Ann Lee.
In the television categories, this year’s major winner was Adolescence, which won four awards, the most for any television show since the Spirit Awards began honoring the medium in 2021. Those awards included Best New Scripted Series, Best Lead Performance in a New Scripted Series for Stephen Graham, Best Supporting Performance in a New Scripted Series for Erin Doherty and Best Breakthrough Performance in a New Scripted Series for Owen Cooper. The other television winners included Pee-wee as Himself, which won Best New Non-Scripted or Documentary Series, and Chief of War, which won Best Ensemble Cast in a New Scripted Series.
The 18th annual Robert Altman Award, which was created in 2008 in honor of legendary film director Robert Altman, who was known for creating extraordinary ensemble casts, was awarded to The Long Walk director Francis Lawrence, alongside casting director Rich Delia, as well as ensemble cast members Judy Greer, Mark Hamill, Cooper Hoffman, David Jonsson, Tut Nyuot, Joshua Odjick, Charlie Plummer, Ben Wang and Garrett Wareing.
Esta Isla (This Island) was honored with the John Cassavetes Award, given to the best feature made for under $1,000,000. Also celebrated were the previously announced honors including Tatti Ribeiro of Valentina with the Someone to Watch Award, recognizing a filmmaker of singular vision who has not yet received appropriate recognition; Rajee Samarasinghe of Your Touch Makes Others Invisible with the Truer Than Fiction Award, presented to an emerging director of non-fiction features who has yet to receive significant recognition; and Tony Yang with the Producers Award, sponsored by Producers United, honoring emerging producers who demonstrate the creativity, tenacity and vision required to produce quality independent films with limited resources.
Film Independent Spirit Awards are supported by Premier Sponsor Lavazza Coffee, Principal Sponsor IMDbPro and Official Sponsor FIJI Water, with additional support from PEPSI. Easterseals Disability Services is the accessibility partner. The London West Hollywood and W Hollywood are the Official Hotels. Pentagram is the Visual Branding Partner. Getty Images is the Official Photographer. Vision Media is the exclusive screening partner. eTech Rentals and Town and Country Event Rentals are Official Providers.
The following is a complete list of the winners:
FILM CATEGORIES
Best Feature
Train Dreams (Netflix)
Producers: Michael Heimler, Will Janowitz, Marissa McMahon, Ashley Schlaifer, Teddy Schwarzman
Best Director
Clint Bentley, Train Dreams (Netflix)
Best Screenplay
Eva Victor, Sorry, Baby (A24)
Best First Feature
Lurker (MUBI)
Director: Alex Russell
Producers: Galen Core, Archie Madekwe, Marc Marrie, Charlie McDowell, Francesco Melzi D’Eril, Duncan Montgomery, Alex Orlovsky, Olmo Schnabel, Jack Selby
Best First Screenplay
Alex Russell, Lurker (MUBI)
John Cassavetes Award
(for best feature made under $1,000,000)
Esta Isla (This Island)
Writers/Directors/Producers: Cristian Carretero, Lorraine Jones Molina
Writer: Kisha Tikina Burgos
Best Breakthrough Performance
Kayo Martin, The Plague (Independent Film Company)
Best Supporting Performance
Naomi Ackie, Sorry, Baby (A24)
Best Lead Performance
Rose Byrne, If I Had Legs I’d Kick You (A24)
Robert Altman Award
The Long Walk (Lionsgate)
Director: Francis Lawrence
Casting Director: Rich Delia
Ensemble Cast: Judy Greer, Mark Hamill, Cooper Hoffman, David Jonsson, Tut Nyuot, Joshua Odjick, Charlie Plummer, Ben Wang, Garrett Wareing
Best Cinematography
Adolpho Veloso, Train Dreams (Netflix)
Best Editing
Sofía Subercaseaux, The Testament of Ann Lee (Searchlight Pictures)
Best International Film
The Secret Agent (NEON)
Director: Kleber Mendonça Filho
Best Documentary
The Perfect Neighbor (Netflix)
Director/Producer: Geeta Gandbhir
Producers: Sam Bisbee, Nikon Kwantu, Alisa Payne
Someone to Watch Award
Tatti Ribeiro, Valentina
Truer Than Fiction Award
Rajee Samarasinghe, Your Touch Makes Others Invisible
Producers Award presented by Producers United
Tony Yang
TELEVISON CATEGORIES
Best New Scripted Series
Adolescence (Netflix)
Creators/Executive Producers: Jack Thorne, Stephen Graham
Executive Producers: Philip Barantini, Brad Pitt, Dede Gardner, Jeremy Kleiner, Nina Wolarsky, Hannah Walters, Mark Herbert, Emily Feller
Co-Executive Producers: Carina Sposato, Niall Shamma, Peter Balm
Best New Non-Scripted or Documentary Series
Pee-wee as Himself (HBO Max)
Executive Producers: Matt Wolf, Emma Tillinger Koskoff, Ronald Bronstein, Eli Bush, Benny Safdie, Josh Safdie, Paul Reubens, Candace Tomarken, Kyle Martin, Nancy Abraham, Lisa Heller, Sara Rodriguez
Best Breakthrough Performance in a New Scripted Series
Owen Cooper, Adolescence (Netflix)
Best Supporting Performance in a New Scripted Series
Erin Doherty, Adolescence (Netflix)
Best Lead Performance in a New Scripted Series
Stephen Graham, Adolescence (Netflix)
Best Ensemble Cast in a New Scripted Series
Chief of War (Apple TV)
Ensemble Cast: Charlie Brumbly, Luciane Buchanan, Cliff Curtis, Brandon Finn, Moses Goods, Te Ao o Hinepehinga, Benjamin Hoetjes, Siua Ikale’o, Keala Kahuanui-Paleka, Mainei Kinimaka, Kaina Makua, Jason Momoa, Temuera Morrison, Te Kohe Tuhaka, James Udom.
ABOUT FILM INDEPENDENT
For over 40 years, Film Independent has helped filmmakers get their projects made and seen. The nonprofit organization’s core mission is to champion creative independence in visual storytelling in all its forms and foster a culture of inclusion, in support of a global community of artists and audiences who embody diversity, innovation, curiosity and uniqueness of vision.
2026 Film Independent Spirit Awards Nominees & Winners:
Film Awards:
- Peter Hujar’s Day
- The Plague
- Sorry, Baby
- Train Dreams – WINNER
- Twinless
Best First Feature:
- Blue Sun Palace
- Dust Bunny
- East of Wall
- Lurker – WINNER
- One of Them Days
John Cassavetes Award (for best film made for under $1 million)
- The Baltimorons
- Boys Go to Jupiter
- Eephus
- Esta Isla (This Island) – WINNER
- Familiar Touch
Best Documentary:
- Come See Me in the Good Light
- Endless Cookie
- My Undesirable Friends: Part I – Last Air in Moscow
- The Perfect Neighbor – WINNER
- The Tale of Silyan
Best International Film:
- All That’s Left of You (Palestine, Jordan, Germany, Cyprus)
- On Becoming a Guinea Fowl (Zambia, UK, Ireland)
- A Poet (Colombia)
- The Secret Agent (Brazil) – WINNER
- Sirāt (Spain)
Best Director:
- Clint Bentley (Train Dreams) – WINNER
- Mary Bronstein (If I Had Legs I’d Kick You)
- Lloyd Lee Choi (Lucky Lu)
- Ira Sachs (Peter Hujar’s Day)
- Eva Victor (Sorry, Baby)
Best Screenplay:
- Michael Angelo Covino & Kyle Marvin (Splitsville)
- Angus MacLachlan (A Little Prayer)
- James Sweeney (Twinless)
- Christian Swegal (Sovereign)
- Eva Victor (Sorry, Baby) – WINNER
Best First Screenplay:
- Andrew DeYoung (Friendship)
- Elena Oxman (Outerlands)
- Alex Russell (Lurker) – WINNER
- Syreeta Singleton (One of Them Days)
- Constance Tsang (Blue Sun Palace)
Best Lead Performance:
- Everett Blunck (The Plague)
- Rose Byrne (If I Had Legs I’d Kick You) – WINNER
- Kathleen Chalfant (Familiar Touch)
- Chang Chen (Lucky Lu)
- Joel Edgerton (Train Dreams)
- Dylan O’Brien (Twinless)
- Keke Palmer (One of Them Days)
- Théodore Pellerin (Lurker)
- Tessa Thompson (Hedda)
- Ben Whishaw (Peter Hujar’s Day)
Best Supporting Performance:
- Naomi Ackie (Sorry, Baby) – WINNER
- Zoey Deutch (Nouvelle Vague)
- Kirsten Dunst (Roofman)
- Rebecca Hall (Peter Hujar’s Day)
- Nina Hoss (Hedda)
- Jane Levy (A Little Prayer)
- Archie Madekwe (Lurker)
- Kali Reis (Rebuilding)
- Jacob Tremblay (Sovereign)
- Haipen Xu (Blue Sun Palace)
Best Breakthrough Performance:
- Liz Larsen (The Baltimorons)
- Kayo Martin (The Plague) – WINNER
- Misha Osherovich (She’s the He)
- SZA (One of Them Days)
- Tabatha Zimiga (East of Wall)
Best Cinematography:
- Alex Ashe (Peter Hujar’s Day)
- Norm Li (Blue Sun Palace)
- David J. Thompson (Warfare)
- Adolpho Veloso (Train Dreams) – WINNER
- Nicole Hirsch Whitaker (Dust Bunny)
Best Editing:
- Ben Leonberg (Good Boy)
- Carson Lund (Eephus)
- Fin Oates (Warfare)
- Sara Shaw (Splitsville)
- Sofía Subercaseaux (The Testament of Ann Lee) – WINNER
Robert Altman Award (for best ensemble casting)
- The Long Walk (Judy Greer, Mark Hamill, Cooper Hoffman, David Jonsson, Tut Nyuot, Joshua Odjick, Charlie Plummer, Ben Wang, Garrett Wareing) – WINNER
Emerging Filmmaker Awards
Producers Award:
- Emma Hannaway
- Luca Intili
- Tony Yang – WINNER
Someone To Watch Award:
- Tatti Ribeiro – WINNER
- Neo Sora
- Annapurna Sriram
Truer Than Fiction Award:
- Tony Benna
- Rajee Samarasinghe – WINNER
- Brittany Shyne
TV Awards
Best New Scripted Series:
- Adolescence – WINNER
- Common Side Effects
- Forever
- Mr Loverman
- North of North
Best New Non-Scripted or Documentary Series
- Citizen Nation
- Hurricane Katrina: Race Against Time
- Pee-Wee As Himself – WINNER
- Seen & Heard: The History of Black Television
- Vow of Silence: The Assassination of Annie Mae
Best Lead Performance in a New Scripted Series:
- Sydney Chandler (Alien: Earth)
- Stephen Graham (Adolescence) – WINNER
- Ethan Hawke (The Lowdown)
- Lennie James (Mr Loverman)
- Anna Lambe (North of North)
- Lola Petticrew (Say Nothing)
- Seth Rogen (The Studio)
- Lovie Simone (Forever)
- Michelle Williams (Dying for Sex)
- Noah Wyle (The Pitt)
Best Supporting Performance in a New Scripted Series:
- Ariyon Bakare (Mr Loverman)
- Babou Ceesay (Alien: Earth)
- Sharon D. Clarke (Mr Loverman)
- Taylor Deardein the Rinnai Tankless Water Heaters entryn (The Pitt)
- Erin Doherty (Adolescence) – WINNER
- Stephen McKinley Henderson (A Man on the Inside)
- Poorna Jagannathan (Deli Boys)
- Xosha Roquemore (Forever)
- Jenny Slate (Dying for Sex)
- Ben Whishaw (Black Doves)
Best Breakthrough Performance in a New Scripted Series:
- Asif Ali (Deli Boys)
- Wally Baram (Overcompensating)
- Owen Cooper (Adolescence) – WINNER
- Michael Cooper Jr. (Forever)
- Ernest Kinsley Junior (Washington Black)
Best Ensemble Cast in a New Scripted Series:
- Chief of War (Charlie Brumbly, Luciane Buchanan, Cliff Curtis, Brandon Finn, Moses Goode, Te Ao o Hinepehinga, Benjamin Hoetjes, Siua Ikale’o, Keala Kahuanui-Paleka, Mainei Kinimaka, Kaina Makua, Jason Momoa, Temuera Morrison, Te Kohe Tuhaka, James Udom) – WINNER
Best Lead Performance:
- Everett Blunck (The Plague)
- Rose Byrne (If I Had Legs I’d Kick You) – WINNER
- Kathleen Chalfant (Familiar Touch)
- Chang Chen (Lucky Lu)
- Joel Edgerton (Train Dreams)
- Dylan O’Brien (Twinless)
- Keke Palmer (One of Them Days)
- Théodore Pellerin (Lurker)
- Tessa Thompson (Hedda)
- Ben Whishaw (Peter Hujar’s Day)
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