The Film Independent Spirit Awards 2011 were take place today. Most of the biggest names in movies will converge on a beachfront tent in Santa Monica, California to honor the year in film.
Nicole Kidman is known for choosing crisp, clean lines, and at the Independent Spirit Awards red carpet, she does not fall astray. Her scoop-neck lacy red frock is sophisticated and feminine, and a cascade of curls tossed to the side brings it all together. Some pretty-in-pink makeup accents complement her look overall.
Here are most of the winners:
Best Film – “Black Swan”
Best Director – Darren Aronofsky, “Black Swan”
Best Screenplay – Stuart Blumberg, Lisa Cholodenko, “The Kids Are All Right”
Best First Feature – “Get Low”
Best First Screenplay – Lena Dunham, “Tiny Furniture”
Best Female Lead – Natalie Portman, “Black Swan”
Best Male Lead – James Franco, “127 Hours”
Best Supporting Female – Dale Dickey, “Winter’s Bone”
Best Supporting Male – John Hawkes “Winter’s Bone”
Best Cinematography – Matthew Libatique, “Black Swan”
Best Documentary – “Exit Through the Gift Shop,” Director: Banksy
Best Foreign Film – “The King’s Speech” (United Kingdom)
Nicole Kidman is known for choosing crisp, clean lines, and at the Independent Spirit Awards red carpet, she does not fall astray. Her scoop-neck lacy red frock is sophisticated and feminine, and a cascade of curls tossed to the side brings it all together. Some pretty-in-pink makeup accents complement her look overall.Here are most of the winners:
Best Film – “Black Swan”
Best Director – Darren Aronofsky, “Black Swan”
Best Screenplay – Stuart Blumberg, Lisa Cholodenko, “The Kids Are All Right”
Best First Feature – “Get Low”
Best First Screenplay – Lena Dunham, “Tiny Furniture”
Best Female Lead – Natalie Portman, “Black Swan”
Best Male Lead – James Franco, “127 Hours”
Best Supporting Female – Dale Dickey, “Winter’s Bone”
Best Supporting Male – John Hawkes “Winter’s Bone”
Best Cinematography – Matthew Libatique, “Black Swan”
Best Documentary – “Exit Through the Gift Shop,” Director: Banksy
Best Foreign Film – “The King’s Speech” (United Kingdom)
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