Best Picture
12 YEARS A SLAVE
(runner-up: THE WOLF OF WALL STREET)

Best Director
Steve McQueen, 12 YEARS A SLAVE
(runner-up: Martin Scorsese, THE WOLF OF WALL STREET)

Best Actor
Chiwetel Ejiofor, 12 YEARS A SLAVE
(runner-up: Leonardo DiCaprio, THE WOLF OF WALL STREET)

Best Actress
Cate Blanchett, BLUE JASMINE
(runner-up: Judi Dench, PHILOMENA)

Best Supporting Actor
James Gandolfini, ENOUGH SAID
(runners-up: Barkhad Abdhi, CAPTAIN PHILLIPS & Jared Leto, DALLAS BUYERS CLUB)

Best Supporting Actress
June Squibb, NEBRASKA
(runner-up: Lupita Nyong'o, 12 YEARS A SLAVE)

Best Ensemble
NEBRASKA
(runner-up: 12 YEARS A SLAVE)

Best Screenplay
ENOUGH SAID, Nicole Holofcener
(runner-up: Terence Winter, THE WOLF OF WALL STREET)

Best Documentary
THE ACT OF KILLING
(runner-up: BLACKFISH)

Best Animated Film
THE WIND RISES
(runner-up: FROZEN)

Best Foreign Language Film
WADJDA
(runner-up: BLUE IS THE WARMEST COLOR)

Best New Filmmaker
Ryan Coogler, FRUITVALE STATION
(runner-up: Joshua Oppenheimer, THE ACT OF KILLING)

Best Cinematography
GRAVITY
(runner-up: THE GRANDMASTER)

Best Editing
RUSH
(runner-up: THE WOLF OF WALL STREET)

Best Use of Music
INSIDE LLEWYN DAVIS
(runners-up: NEBRASKA & THE WOLF OF WALL STREET)

That's a lot of runner-ups for Wolf of Wall Street.

I like Rush's Editing win.

Lol, sucks to be The Wolf of Wall Street here. Five runner-up's.

Interesting how they vote for best use of music instead of original score.

One Boston critic called the morality of The Wind Rises' history into question and started a debate in the room: http://blogs.indiewire.com/criticwire/d ... -repugnant