The US association National Society of Film Critics (NSFC) has honored the actress Sandra Hülser. The 45-year-old was recognized for her roles in Anatomy of a case and The Zone of Interest voted best actress, as announced by the association of 60 well-known film critics on X.
This increases Hülser’s chances of being awarded further prizes: for her role in the French legal drama Anatomy of a case She was nominated for the Best Actress award at the Golden Globes.
In terms of votes, Hülser was ahead of Emma Stone (Poor things) and Lily Gladstone (Killers of the Flower Moon). In December, the LAFCA (Los Angeles Film Critics Association) honored Hülser. For her role in Anatomy of a case She had already received the European Film Prize in December.
The romance won the NSFC Award for Best Film Past Lives, the feature debut of South Korean-Canadian filmmaker Celine Song. In this category, the dramas followed in terms of voices The Zone of Interest and Oppenheimer.
The directing award went to Briton Jonathan Glazer for The Zone of Interest. In it, Hülser plays the wife of concentration camp commandant Rudolf Höß, who lives with his family in a luxurious house right next to the Auschwitz concentration camp.
The National Society of Film Critics has been awarding the honors since 1966. In recent years, the jurors have voted for films such as: Moonlight, Parasite and Nomadlandwhich later also won the Oscar for Best Film.