Gotham Independent Film Award for Breakthrough Director
CountryUnited States
Presented byThe Gotham Film & Media Institute
First awarded1991
Currently held byA. V. Rockwell for A Thousand and One (2023)
Websiteawards.thegotham.org

The Bingham Ray Breakthrough Director Award is one of the annual Gotham Independent Film Awards and honors feature film directorial debuts. Named after Bingham Ray since 2013,[1][2] the breakthrough director award was first given in 1991 as the Open Palm Award, with Jennie Livingston being the first recipient of the award, for her work in Paris Is Burning. From 1991 to 1996 only the winner was announced, since 1997, a set of 5 to 6 nominees is presented annually.

Winners and nominees

1990s

Year Director(s) Film Ref.
1991Jennie LivingstonParis Is Burning [3]
1992Tom KalinSwoon [4]
1993Leslie HarrisJust Another Girl on the I.R.T. [5]
1994Rose TrocheGo Fish [6]
1995Rebecca MillerAngela [7]
1996Lisa KruegerManny & Lo [8]
1997Macky AlstonFamily Name [9]
Morgan J. FreemanHurricane Streets
John O'HaganWonderland
Ira SachsThe Delta
Alex SichelAll Over Me
1998Darren AronofskyPi [10]
Lisa CholodenkoHigh Art
Chris EyreSmoke Signals
Vincent GalloBuffalo '66
Harmony KorineGummo
1999David RikerThe City [11]
Tim KirkmanDear Jesse
Eric MendelsohnJudy Berlin
Mark Polish and Michael PolishTwin Falls Idaho
Frank WhaleyJoe the King

2000s

Year Director(s) Film Ref.
2000Karyn KusamaGirlfight [12]
Bruno de AlmeidaOn the Run
Myles ConnellThe Opportunists
Tom GilroySpring Forward
Kenneth LonerganYou Can Count on Me
2001Henry BeanThe Believer [13]
John Cameron MitchellHedwig and the Angry Inch
Michael CuestaL.I.E.
Daniel MinahanSeries 7: The Contenders
Randy RedroadThe Doe Boy
David WainWet Hot American Summer
2002Eric EasonManito [14]
Bertha Bay-Sa PanFace
Ethan HawkeChelsea Walls
Moisés KaufmanThe Laramie Project
Peter MatteiLove in the Time of Money
Fisher StevensJust a Kiss
2003Shari Springer Berman and Robert PulciniAmerican Splendor [15]
Alfredo De VillaWashington Heights
Peter HedgesPieces of April
Dylan KiddRoger Dodger
Tom McCarthyThe Station Agent
Peter SollettRaising Victor Vargas
2004Joshua MarstonMaria Full of Grace [16]
Rodney EvansBrother to Brother
Debra GranikDown to the Bone
Nicole KassellThe Woodsman
Lori Silverbush and Michael SkolnikOn the Outs
2005Bennett MillerCapote [17]
Miranda JulyMe and You and Everyone We Know
Phil MorrisonJunebug
Andrew WagnerThe Talent Given Us
Alice WuSaving Face
2006Ryan FleckHalf Nelson [18]
Ramin BahraniMan Push Cart
Laurie CollyerSherrybaby
So Yong KimIn Between Days
James MarshThe King
2007Craig ZobelGreat World of Sound [19]
Lee Isaac ChungMunyurangabo
Stephane GaugerOwl and the Sparrow
Julia LoktevDay Night Day Night
David Von AnckenSeraphim Falls
2008Lance HammerBallast [20]
Antonio CamposAfterschool
Dennis DortchA Good Day to Be Black and Sexy
Barry JenkinsMedicine for Melancholy
Alex RiveraSleep Dealer
2009Robert D. SiegelBig Fan [21]
Cruz AngelesDon't Let Me Drown
Frazer BradshawEverything Strange and New
Noah BuschelThe Missing Person
Derick MartiniLymelife

2010s

Year Director(s) Film Ref.
2010Kevin AschHoly Rollers [22]
Lena DunhamTiny Furniture
Glenn Ficarra and John RequaI Love You Phillip Morris
Tanya HamiltonNight Catches Us
John WellsThe Company Men
2011Dee ReesPariah [23]
Mike CahillAnother Earth
Sean DurkinMartha Marcy May Marlene
Vera FarmigaHigher Ground
Evan GlodellBellflower
2012Benh ZeitlinBeasts of the Southern Wild [24]
[25]
Zal BatmanglijSound of My Voice
Brian M. Cassidy and Melanie ShatzkyFrancine
Jason Cortlund and Julia HalperinNow, Forager
Antonio Méndez EsparzaAquí y allá
2013Ryan CooglerFruitvale Station [26]
Adam LeonGimme the Loot
Alexandre MoorsBlue Caprice
Stacie PassonConcussion
Amy SeimetzSun Don't Shine
2014Ana Lily AmirpourA Girl Walks Home Alone at Night [27]
James Ward ByrkitCoherence
Dan GilroyNightcrawler
Eliza HittmanIt Felt Like Love
Justin SimienDear White People
2015Jonas CarpignanoMediterranea [28]
Desiree AkhavanAppropriate Behavior
Marielle HellerThe Diary of a Teenage Girl
John MagaryThe Mend
Josh MondJames White
2016Trey Edward ShultsKrisha [29]
Robert EggersThe Witch
Anna Rose HolmerThe Fits
Daniel Kwan and Daniel ScheinertSwiss Army Man
Richard TanneSouthside with You
2017Jordan PeeleGet Out [30]
Maggie BettsNovitiate
Greta GerwigLady Bird
KogonadaColumbus
Joshua Z WeinsteinMenashe
2018Bo BurnhamEighth Grade [31]
Ari AsterHereditary
Jennifer FoxThe Tale
Crystal MoselleSkate Kitchen
Boots RileySorry to Bother You
2019Laure de Clermont-TonnerreThe Mustang [32]
Kent JonesDiane
Joe TalbotThe Last Black Man in San Francisco
Olivia WildeBooksmart
Phillip YoumansBurning Cane

2020s

Year Director(s) Film Ref.
2020 Andrew PattersonThe Vast of Night [33]
Radha BlankThe Forty-Year-Old Version
Channing Godfrey PeoplesMiss Juneteenth
Carlo Mirabella-DavisSwallow
Alex ThompsonSaint Frances
2021 Maggie GyllenhaalThe Lost Daughter [34][35]
Shatara Michelle FordTest Pattern
Rebecca HallPassing
Edson OdaNine Days
Emma SeligmanShiva Baby
2022 Charlotte WellsAftersun [36]
Elegance BrattonThe Inspection
Beth de AraújoSoft & Quiet
Owen KlineFunny Pages
Antoneta Alamat KusijanovićMurina
Jane SchoenbrunWe're All Going to the World's Fair
2023 A. V. RockwellA Thousand and One [37]
Michelle Garza CerveraHuesera: The Bone Woman
Raven JacksonAll Dirt Roads Taste of Salt
Georgia OakleyBlue Jean
Celine SongPast Lives

See also

References

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