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The Critics Choice Association Announces Full Slate of Honorees for the 9th Annual Celebration of Black Cinema & Television
Taking Place Monday, Nov. 16, 2026, in Los Angeles Event logos, approved honoree headshots, and digital assets can be found

Submissions Are Now Open For The Critics Choice Association’s Inaugural Critics Choice Creator Awards
The Critics Choice Association announced today that submissions are now OPEN for the inaugural Critics Choice Creator Awards at creatorsubmissions.criticschoice.com.

In Conversation | The Other Bennet Sister
Katey Rich joins Ella Bruccoleri (Mary Bennet), Dónal Finn (Mr. Hayward), Laurie Davidson (Mr. Ryder), and Tanya Reynolds (Caroline Bingley) to explore how The Other Bennet Sister brings an overlooked Jane Austen character into the spotlight. The cast discusses bringing Mary Bennet’s journey to life as she discovers her own voice, and the freedom to choose a life on her own terms.

Nominations Unveiled For The 11th Annual Critics Choice Documentary Awards
14TH LEADS WITH SIX NOMINATIONS GALA EVENT SET FOR SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8 AT THE EDISON BALLROOM IN NEW YORK CITY

In Conversation | From Dust We Spin
Winner of Best South African Documentary at the Durban International Film Festival and heading to DOC NYC for its international premiere, From Dust We Spin takes audiences inside Spinning, a uniquely South African motorsport born of apartheid-era defiance. Join director Julia Jansch and featured subject and narrator Ricky Weaver for a Critics Choice Association conversation about grief, belonging, mentorship and the freedom found in motion.

In Conversation | Standout: The Ben Kjar Story
Critics Choice Association Board Member Carla Renata sits down with Ben Kjar, subject of the feature documentary Standout: The Ben Kjar Story, as well as director Tanner Christensen and producer/director of photography T.C. Christensen, ASC. They discuss the extraordinary true story of a boy who spent years wishing he could blend in, only to discover that the very thing that made him stand out would give him the power to make a difference.