74th National Board of Review Awards (2002)

Top 10 films:

	1. The Hours
	2. Chicago
	3. Gangs of New York
	4. The Quiet American
	5. Adaptation.
	6. Rabbit-Proof Fence
	7. The Pianist
	8. Far from Heaven
	9. Thirteen Conversations About One Thing
	10. Frida

Best Film:

The Hours

Best Director:

Phillip Noyce - The Quiet American and Rabbit-Proof Fence

Best Cast:

Nicholas Nickleby

Best Actor:

Campbell Scott - Roger Dodger

Best Actress:

Julianne Moore - Far from Heaven

Best Supporting Actor:

Chris Cooper - Adaptation.

Best Supporting Actress:

Kathy Bates - About Schmidt

Best Screenplay:

Charlie Kaufman - Adaptation., Confessions of a Dangerous Mind and Human Nature

Best Foreign Language Film:

Hable con ella (Talk to Her), Spain

Best Documentary Feature:

Bowling for Columbine

Best Animated Feature:

Sen to Chihiro no Kamikakushi (Spirited Away)

Best Debut Director:

Rob Marshall - Chicago

Breakthrough Performance - Male:

Derek Luke - Antwone Fisher

Breakthrough Performance - Female:

Maggie Gyllenhaal - Secretary

Best Film Made For Cable TV:

The Laramie Project

Career Achievement Award:

Christopher Plummer

Special Award for Visionary Cinematic Achievement:

George Lucas

Special Filmmaking Achievement:

George Clooney, Confessions of a Dangerous Mind

Career Achievement - Music Composition:

Elmer Bernstein

Career Achievement - Cinematography:

Conrad Hall

Humanitarian Award:

Sheila Nevins (HBO)

William K. Everson Award For Film History:

Annette Insdorf, Films and the Holocaust

Freedom Of Expression:

	Rabbit-Proof Fence
	Ararat
	Bloody Sunday
	The Grey Zone

Top Foreign Films:

	1. Talk to Her
	2. Y Tu Mamá También
	3. 8 Women
	4. City of God
	5. El crimen del Padre Amaro

Special Recognition For Excellence In Filmmaking:

	Frailty
	The Good Girl
	The Guys
	Heaven
	Igby Goes Down
	Max
	Personal Velocity: Three Portraits
	Real Women Have Curves
	Roger Dodger
	Sunshine State
	Tadpole
	Tully