List of accolades received by Black Swan

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List of accolades received by Black Swan
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Natalie Portman gained much attention from critics and audiences, and won several acting awards.

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Total number of wins and nominations
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Black Swan is a 2010 independent psychological horror film directed by Darren Aronofsky. It premiered as the opening film for the 67th Venice International Film Festival. [1] The film had a limited release in selected cities in North America on December 3 and took in a total of about $415,800 on its opening day. [2] After Black Swan's opening weekend it grossed over $1.4 million, averaging around $80,200 per theater, the second highest per location for the opening weekend of 2010. [3] When Black Swan finished its worldwide theatrical run, it had achieved blockbuster status with ticket revenue amounting to more than $325 million. [4] [5] Critics appreciated the film, with review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes reporting an approval rating of 85 percent and placed it among their lists for the year's best films. [6] [7]

Black Swan has received honors in categories ranging mostly from recognition of the film itself, to its cinematography, direction and editing, to the cast's performance, particularly Natalie Portman's portrayal of the film's protagonist, ballerina Nina Sayers. The film was submitted for consideration for the Golden Lion at Venice's International Film Festival, but lost to Sofia Coppola's Somewhere . Mila Kunis was later given the Emerging Performer award for her portrayal of Nina's rival Lily, at the same ceremony. Darren Arnonofsky also earned a nomination from the Directors Guild of America for Outstanding Achievement in Feature Film. He was also named Best Director by the San Diego Film Critics Society and San Francisco Film Critics Circle Awards. The Visual Effects Society and Cinema Audio Society Awards each gave the film a single nomination, while Amy Westcott won for her work on Black Swan's contemporary costumes from the Costume Designers Guild.

Natalie Portman has won a majority of the critic awards given to actresses for a leading 2010 film role. Out of the four nominations received from the 68th Golden Globe Awards, its only win was Best Actress in a Motion Picture – Drama, for Portman. It also received five Academy Award nominations, which included Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actress, Best Cinematography and Best Film Editing, Of those, its sole win was for Best Actress. More recognition for the film came from the Screen Actors Guild at their 17th annual ceremony, awarding Portman in her respective field as well as nominating the entire cast. A kiss shared between Kunis and Portman in Black Swan was nominated at the viewer-voted MTV Movie Awards and Teen Choice Awards.

Black Swan swept the Austin Film Critics Association and Independent Spirit Awards, winning five and four awards respectively. The film also won three awards at both the New York Film Critics Awards and the Oklahoma Film Critics Awards, and received a record 12 Broadcast Film Critics Association nominations. [8] At the latter, the film was nominated in vastly different categories, ranging from its production design, to costumes and makeup to its soundtrack. Black Swan performed similarly at the 64th British Academy Film Awards, again with 12 nominations, and was also nominated in similar categories. Another organization to laud the film with the same number of nominations was the Alliance of Women Film Journalists. They recognized Black Swan in categories including Most Beautiful Film and its depiction of sexuality, but despite Aronofsky's feature winning Best Film, it was also nominated in their "Movie You Wanted To Love But Just Couldn't" category.

Awards and nominations

AwardDate of ceremony [I] CategoryRecipients and nomineesOutcome
Academy Awards [9] February 27, 2011 Best Picture Mike Medavoy, Brian Oliver and Scott FranklinNominated
Best Director Darren Aronofsky Nominated
Best Actress Natalie Portman Won
Best Cinematography Matthew Libatique Nominated
Best Film Editing Andrew Weisblum Nominated
Argentine Academy of Cinematography Arts and Sciences Awards [10] December 12, 2011Best Foreign Film Black Swan Won
Alliance of Women Film Journalists [11] January 10, 2011Beautiful FilmBlack SwanNominated
Best ActressNatalie PortmanNominated
Best CinematographyMatthew LibatiqueWon
Best Depiction Of Nudity, Sexuality, or SeductionBlack SwanNominated
Best DirectorDarren AronofskyWon
Best EditingAndrew WeisblumWon
Best FilmBlack SwanWon
Best Original Screenplay Mark Heyman, Andres Heinz and John McLaughlinNominated
Best Score Clint Mansell Nominated
Bravest Performance AwardNatalie PortmanWon
Movie You Wanted To Love But Just Couldn'tBlack SwanNominated
Unforgettable Moment AwardWon
American Cinema Editors [12] February 19, 2011 Best Edited Feature Film (Dramatic)Andrew WeisblumNominated
American Film Institute [8] December 12, 2010 AFI Movies of the YearBlack SwanWon
American Society of Cinematographers [13] February 13, 2011 Outstanding Achievement in CinematographyMatthew LibatiqueNominated
Art Directors Guild [14] 5 February 2011 Excellence in Production Design of a Contemporary FilmTherese DePrezWon
Austin Film Critics Association [15] December 19, 2010 Best ActressNatalie PortmanWon
Best CinematographyMatthew LibatiqueWon
Best DirectorDarren AronofskyWon
Best FilmBlack SwanWon
Best Original ScreenplayMark Heyman, Andres Heinz and John McLaughlinWon
Boston Society of Film Critics [16] December 12, 2010 Best Actress Natalie PortmanWon
Best Film EditingAndrew WeisblumWon
British Academy Film Awards [17] February 13, 2011 Best Actress Natalie PortmanWon
Best Cinematography Matthew LibatiqueNominated
Best Costume Design Amy WestcottNominated
Best Director Darren AronofskyNominated
Best Editing Andrew WeisblumNominated
Best Film Black SwanNominated
Best Makeup and Hair Judy Chin and Geordie ShefferNominated
Best Original Screenplay Mark Heyman, Andrés Heinz and John McLaughlinNominated
Best Production Design Thérèse DePrez and Tora PetersonNominated
Best Sound Ken Ishii, Craig Henighan and Dominick TavellaNominated
Best Supporting Actress Barbara Hershey Nominated
Best Special Visual Effects Dan SchreckerNominated
Broadcast Film Critics Association [18] January 14, 2011 Best Actress Natalie PortmanWon
Best Art Direction Therese DePrez and Tora PetersonNominated
Best Cinematography Matthew LibatiqueNominated
Best Composer Clint MansellNominated
Best Costume Design Amy WestcottNominated
Best Director Darren AronofskyNominated
Best Editing Andrew WeisblumNominated
Best Makeup Judy ChinNominated
Best Picture Black SwanNominated
Best Screenplay Mark Heyman, Andres Heinz and John McLaughlinNominated
Best Sound Brian Emrich Nominated
Best Supporting Actress Mila Kunis Nominated
César Awards [19] February 24, 2012 Best Foreign Film Black SwanNominated
Cinema Audio Society Awards [20] February 19, 2011 Best Sound in a Motion PictureBlack SwanNominated
Chicago Film Critics Association [21] December 20, 2010 Best Actress Natalie PortmanWon
Best Cinematography Matthew LibatiqueNominated
Best Director Darren AronofskyNominated
Best Film Black SwanNominated
Best Original Score Clint MansellWon
Best Original Screenplay Mark Heyman, Andres Heinz and John McLaughlinNominated
Costume Designers Guild [22] February 22, 2011Excellence in Contemporary FilmAmy WestcottWon
Dallas–Fort Worth Film Critics Association [23] December 17, 2010 Best Actress Natalie PortmanWon
Best Director Darren AronofskyNominated
Best Supporting Actress Mila KunisNominated
Top 10 Films Black SwanWon
David di Donatello [24] May 6, 2011Best Foreign FilmBlack SwanNominated
Detroit Film Critics Society [25] December 16, 2010 Best ActressNatalie PortmanNominated
Directors Guild of America [26] January 29, 2011 Best Director Darren AronofskyNominated
Empire Awards [27] [28] March 27, 2011 Best ActressNatalie PortmanNominated
Best ThrillerBlack SwanNominated
Florida Film Critics Circle [29] December 20, 2010 Best Actress Natalie PortmanWon
Golden Eagle Award [30] January 27, 2012 Best Foreign Language Film Black SwanNominated
Golden Globe Award [31] January 16, 2011 Best Actress – Motion Picture Drama Natalie PortmanWon
Best Director Darren AronofskyNominated
Best Motion Picture – Drama Black SwanNominated
Best Supporting Actress – Motion Picture Mila KunisNominated
Gotham Awards [32] November 28, 2010 Best FeatureBlack SwanNominated
Houston Film Critics Society [33] December 18, 2010 Best ActressNatalie PortmanWon
Best CinematographyMatthew LibatiqueNominated
Best DirectorDarren AronofskyNominated
Best PictureBlack SwanNominated
Independent Spirit Awards [34] February 26, 2011 Best Cinematography Matthew LibatiqueWon
Best Director Darren AronofskyWon
Best Female Lead Natalie PortmanWon
Best Film Black SwanWon
Indiana Film Critics Association [35] December 12, 2010Best ActressNatalie PortmanWon
Best FilmBlack SwanNominated
Iowa Film Critics [36] January 13, 2011Best ActressNatalie PortmanWon
Kansas City Film Critics Circle [37] January 2, 2011Best ActressNatalie PortmanWon
Las Vegas Film Critics Society [38] December 17, 2010Best ActressNatalie PortmanWon
Best Art DirectionDavid SteinWon
Best CinematographyMatthew LibatiqueNominated
Best Costume DesignAmy WestcottNominated
Best DirectorDarren AronofskyNominated
Best EditingAndrew WeisblumNominated
Best FilmBlack SwanNominated
Best ScoreClint MansellNominated
Best ScreenplayMark Heyman, Andres Heinz and John McLaughlinNominated
Best Supporting ActressMila KunisNominated
London Film Critics' Circle [39] February 10, 2011 Actress of the Year Natalie PortmanNominated
Director of the Year Darren AronofskyNominated
Film of the Year Black SwanNominated
BFI London Film Festival [40] October 27, 2010 Best Film Black SwanNominated
Los Angeles Film Critics Association [41] December 12, 2010 Best Cinematography Matthew LibatiqueWon
Motion Picture Sound Editors [42] February 20, 2011 Best Sound Editing - Dialogue and ADR for Feature Film Craig Henighan, Jill Purdy, Nelson Ferreira Nominated
MTV Movie Awards [43] [44] June 5, 2011 Best Female Performance Natalie PortmanNominated
Best Jaw Dropping Moment Black SwanNominated
Best Kiss Natalie Portman and Mila KunisNominated
Best Movie Black SwanNominated
National Movie Awards [45] May 11, 2011Best DramaBlack SwanNominated
Performance of the YearNatalie PortmanNominated
New York Film Critics Circle [46] December 12, 2010 Best Cinematography Matthew LibatiqueWon
New York Film Critics Online [47] December 12, 2010 Best ActressNatalie PortmanWon
Best CinematographyMatthew LibatiqueWon
Best Film Music or ScoreClint MansellWon
North Texas Film Critics Association [48] January 10, 2011Best ActressNatalie PortmanWon
Oklahoma Film Critics Circle [49] December 22, 2010Best ActressNatalie PortmanWon
Best FilmBlack SwanNominated
Best Supporting ActressMila KunisWon
Online Film Critics Society [50] January 3, 2011 Best Actress Natalie PortmanWon
Best Cinematography Matthew LibatiqueNominated
Best Director Darren AronofskyNominated
Best Editing Andrew WeisblumNominated
Best Film Black SwanNominated
Best Original Screenplay Mark Heyman, Andres Heinz and John McLaughlinNominated
Best Supporting Actress Mila KunisNominated
Phoenix Film Critics Society [51] December 28, 2010Best ActressNatalie PortmanWon
Best EditingAndrew WeisblumNominated
Best Original ScreenplayMark Heyman, Andres Heinz and John McLaughlinNominated
Producers Guild of America [52] January 22, 2011 Theatrical Picture Black SwanNominated
San Diego Film Critics Society [53] December 14, 2010 Best Actress Natalie PortmanNominated
Best Cinematography Matthew LibatiqueNominated
Best Director Darren AronofskyWon
Best Editing Andrew WeisblumNominated
Best Film Black SwanNominated
Best Original ScoreClint MansellNominated
Best Production DesignTherese De PrezNominated
San Francisco Film Critics Circle Awards [54] December 13, 2010 Best CinematographyMatthew LibatiqueWon
Best Director Darren AronofskyWon
Saturn Awards [55] June 23, 2011 Best Actress Natalie PortmanWon
Best Director Darren AronofskyNominated
Best Horror/Thriller Film Black SwanNominated
Best Supporting Actress Mila KunisWon
Best Writing Mark Heyman, Andres Heinz and John McLaughlinNominated
Satellite Awards [56] December 19, 2010 Best Actress — Drama Natalie PortmanNominated
Best Art Direction & Production Design David Stein and Thérèse DePrezNominated
Best Costume Design Amy WestcottNominated
Best Director Darren AronofskyNominated
Best Original Score Clint MansellNominated
Scream Awards [57] October 15, 2011 Ultimate ScreamBlack SwanNominated
Best Fantasy MovieNominated
Best DirectorDarren AronofskyWon
Best Scream-PlayBlack SwanNominated
Best Fantasy ActressNatalie PortmanWon
Best Supporting ActressMila KunisWon
Most Memorable MutilationTransformed Into SwanNominated
Screen Actors Guild [58] January 30, 2011 Best Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture Vincent Cassel, Barbara Hershey, Mila Kunis, Natalie Portman and Winona Ryder Nominated
Best Performance by a Female Actor in a Leading Role Natalie PortmanWon
Best Performance by a Female Actor in a Supporting Role Mila KunisNominated
Southeastern Film Critics Association [59] December 13, 2010Best ActressNatalie PortmanWon
St. Louis Gateway Film Critics Association [60] December 20, 2010 Best Actress Natalie PortmanWon
Best Director Darren AronofskyNominated
Best Picture Black SwanNominated
Best ScoreClint MansellNominated
Best Screenplay Mark Heyman, Andres Heinz and John McLaughlinNominated
Best Supporting Actress Barbara HersheyNominated
Teen Choice Awards [61] [62] August 7, 2011 Choice Movie Actress: DramaNatalie PortmanWon
Choice Movie: Drama Black SwanWon
Choice Movie: Female Scene StealerMila KunisNominated
Choice Movie: LiplockNatalie Portman and Mila KunisNominated
Toronto Film Critics Association [63] December 14, 2010 Best Actress Natalie PortmanNominated
Best Director Darren AronofskyNominated
Best Film Black SwanNominated
Utah Film Critics Association [64] December 23, 2010Best ActressNatalie PortmanWon
Best CinematographyMatthew LibatiqueNominated
Best Supporting ActressMila KunisNominated
Vancouver Film Critics Circle [65] January 10, 2011 Best Actress Natalie PortmanNominated
Best Director Darren AronofskyNominated
Best Film Black SwanNominated
Venice Film Festival [66] [67] September 11, 2010 Best Film Golden Lion Black SwanNominated
Emerging PerformerMila KunisWon
Visual Effects Society [68] February 1, 2011 Outstanding Supporting Visual Effects in a Feature Motion PictureDan Schrecker, Colleen Bachman, Michael Capton and Brad KalinoskiNominated
Washington D.C. Area Film Critics Association [69] December 6, 2010 Best Actress Natalie PortmanNominated
Best Art DirectionTherese DePrez and Tora PetersonNominated
Best CinematographyMatthew LibatiqueNominated
Best Director Darren AronofskyNominated
Best Film Black SwanNominated
Best Original Screenplay Mark Heyman, Andres Heinz and John McLaughlinNominated
Best Score Clint MansellNominated
Writers Guild of America [70] February 5, 2011 Best Original Screenplay Mark Heyman, Andres Heinz and John McLaughlinNominated

^[I] Each year is linked to the article about the awards held that year.

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