Canadian Screen Week wrapped up last night as the final Canadian Screen Awards were handed out during a broadcast gala in Toronto.
The annual week-long celebration culminated with a gala which honoured the best in Canadian film and television.
“Maudie,” a biopic about the life of folk-singer Maud Lewis starring Sally Hawkins and Ethan Hawke, was the biggest winner of the night winning six awards including the most prestigious trophy for “Best Motion Picture.” The Oscar-nominated film “The Breadwinner” also proved to be a big winner taking home three awards. CBC’s breakout hit, “Kim’s Convenience,” also celebrated with two trophies.
See the full list of winners below.
FILM
Best Motion Picture
“Maudie”
Best Lead Actress, Film
Sally Hawkins, “Maudie”
Best Lead Actor, Film
Nabil Rajo, “Boost”
Ted Rogers Best Feature Length Documentary
“Rumble: The Indians Who Rocked the World”
Achievement in Art Direction
“Hochelaga, Land of Souls”
Achievement in Cinematography
“Hochelaga, Land of Souls”
Achievement in Costume Design
“Maudie”
Achievement in Direction
Aisling Walsh, “Maudie”
Achievement in Editing
“Maudie”
Original Score
“The Breadwinner”
Original Song
“The Crown Sleeps” – “The Breadwinner”
Adapted Screenplay
“The Breadwinner”
Original Screenplay
“Maudie”
Best Feature-Length Documentary
“Rumble: The Indians Who Rocked The World”
Best Short Documentary
“Take A Walk On The Wildside”
Best First Feature
“Ava”
TELEVISION
Best Drama Series
“Anne”
Best Comedy Series
“Kim’s Convenience”
Best Limited Series or Program
“Alias Grace”
Best Sketch Comedy Program or Series
“Baroness von Sketch Show”
Best Lead Actress, Comedy
Catherine O’Hara, “Schitt’s Creek”
Best Lead Actor, Comedy
Paul Sun-Hyung Lee, “Kim’s Convenience”
Best Lead Actress, Drama
Tatiana Malsany, “Orphan Black”
Best Lead Actor, Drama
Alexander Ludwig, “Vikings”
Best Lead Actress, Limited Series
Sarah Gadon, “Alias Grace”
Best Lead Actor, Limited Series
Billy Campbell, “Cardinal”
Best Social/Political Documentary
“The Secret Path”
