| The New York Film Critics Circle Award for Best Director is one of the awards given by the New York Film Critics Circle to honour the finest achievements in filmmaking. In the last three decades the New York Film Critics have rarely made the same choice as the Academy. Over the period 1970-1999 only in 1977: Woody Allen for Annie Hall and in 1991: Jonathan Demme for The Silence of the Lambs the NYFCC made the same chose for Best Director as the Academy. It's notable that in this decade, the critics group have already agreed with the Oscars on six occasions: 2000 Steven Soderbergh for Traffic, 2004 Clint Eastwood for Million Dollar Baby, 2005 Ang Lee for Brokeback Mountain, 2006 Martin Scorsese for The Departed, 2007 Coen brothers for No Country for Old Men and 2009 Kathryn Bigelow for The Hurt Locker. |
Check all the winners of New York Film Critics Circle Award for Best Director presented under New York Film Critics Circle since 1964 .
Kathryn BigelowHonored for : Zero Dark Thirty |
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Michel HazanaviciusHonored for : The ArtistNominations 2011 »
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David FincherHonored for : The Social Network |
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Kathryn BigelowHonored for : The Hurt LockerNominations 2009 »
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Mike LeighHonored for : Happy-Go-Lucky |
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Joel Coen, Ethan CoenHonored for : No Country for Old Men |
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Martin ScorseseHonored for : The Departed |
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Ang LeeHonored for : Brokeback Mountain |
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Clint EastwoodHonored for : Million Dollar Baby |
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Sofia CoppolaHonored for : Lost in TranslationNominations 2003 »
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Todd HaynesHonored for : Far from Heaven |
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Robert AltmanHonored for : Gosford Park |
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Steven SoderberghHonored for : Erin Brockovich |
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Steven SoderberghHonored for : Traffic |
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Mike LeighHonored for : Topsy TurvyNominations 1999 »
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Terrence MalickHonored for : The Thin Red LineNominations 1998 »
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Curtis HansonHonored for : L.A. Confidential |
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Lars von TrierHonored for : Breaking the Waves |
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Ang LeeHonored for : Sense and Sensibility |
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Quentin TarantinoHonored for : Pulp Fiction |
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Jane CampionHonored for : The Piano |
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Robert AltmanHonored for : The Player |
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Jonathan DemmeHonored for : The Silence of the Lambs |
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Martin ScorseseHonored for : Goodfellas |
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Paul MazurskyHonored for : Enemies, A Love Story |
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Chris MengesHonored for : A World Apart |
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James L. BrooksHonored for : Broadcast News |
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Woody AllenHonored for : Hannah and Her Sisters |
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John HustonHonored for : Prizzi's Honor |
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David LeanHonored for : A Passage to India |
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Ingmar BergmanHonored for : Fanny and Alexander |
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Sydney PollackHonored for : Tootsie |
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Sidney LumetHonored for : Prince of the City |
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Jonathan DemmeHonored for : Melvin and Howard |
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Woody AllenHonored for : Manhattan |
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Terrence MalickHonored for : Days of Heaven |
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Woody AllenHonored for : Annie Hall |
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Alan J. PakulaHonored for : All the President's Men |
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Robert AltmanHonored for : Nashville |
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Federico FelliniHonored for : Amarcord |
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François TruffautHonored for : Day for Night |
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Ingmar BergmanHonored for : Cries and Whispers |
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Stanley KubrickHonored for : A Clockwork Orange |
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Bob RafelsonHonored for : Five Easy Pieces |
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Costa-GavrasHonored for : ZNominations 1969 »
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Stanley KubrickHonored for : Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb |
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