Film Awards

2012 DGA Awards - Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Feature Film WinnerThe ArtistMichel HazanaviciusAn egomaniacal film star develops a relationship with a young dancer against the backdrop of Hollywood's silent era.Amazon2012 DGA Awards - Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Feature Film NomineesHugoMartin ScorseseAmazonMidnight in ParisWoody AllenAmazonThe DescendantsAlexander PayneAmazonThe Girl with the Dragon TattooDavid FincherAmazon

2011 DGA Awards - Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Feature Film WinnerThe King's SpeechTom HooperThe story of King George VI, his impromptu ascension to the throne of the British Empire in 1936, and the speech therapist who helped the unsure monarch overcome his stammer.Amazon2011 DGA Awards - Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Feature Film NomineesBlack SwanDarren AronofskyAmazonInceptionChristopher NolanAmazonThe FighterDavid O. RussellAmazonThe Social NetworkDavid FincherAmazon

2009 DGA Awards - Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Feature Film WinnerSlumdog MillionaireDanny BoyleA Mumbai teenager reflects on his life after being accused of cheating on the Indian version of "Who Wants to be a Millionaire?"Amazon2009 DGA Awards - Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Feature Film NomineesFrost/NixonRon HowardAmazonMilkGus Van SantAmazonThe Curious Case of Benjamin ButtonDavid FincherAmazonThe Dark KnightChristopher NolanAmazon

2008 DGA Awards - Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Feature Film WinnerNo Country for Old MenJoel CoenViolence and mayhem ensue after a hunter stumbles upon a drug deal gone wrong and more than two million dollars in cash near the Rio Grande.Amazon2008 DGA Awards - Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Feature Film NomineesInto the WildSean PennAmazonMichael ClaytonTony GilroyAmazonThe Diving Bell and the ButterflyJulian SchnabelAmazonThere Will Be BloodPaul Thomas AndersonAmazon

2007 DGA Awards - Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Feature Film WinnerThe DepartedMartin ScorseseAn undercover cop and a mole in the police attempt to identify each other while infiltrating an Irish gang in South Boston.Amazon2007 DGA Awards - Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Feature Film NomineesBabelAlejandro G. IñárrituAmazonDreamgirlsBill CondonAmazonLittle Miss SunshineJonathan DaytonAmazonThe QueenStephen FrearsAmazon

2006 DGA Awards - Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Feature Film WinnerBrokeback MountainAng LeeThe story of a forbidden and secretive relationship between two cowboys, and their lives over the years.Amazon2006 DGA Awards - Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Feature Film NomineesCapoteBennett MillerAmazonCrashPaul HaggisAmazonGood Night, and Good Luck.George ClooneyAmazonMunichSteven SpielbergAmazon

2005 DGA Awards - Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Feature Film WinnerMillion Dollar BabyClint EastwoodA determined woman works with a hardened boxing trainer to become a professional.Amazon2005 DGA Awards - Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Feature Film NomineesFinding NeverlandMarc ForsterAmazonRayTaylor HackfordAmazonSidewaysAlexander PayneAmazonThe AviatorMartin ScorseseAmazon

2004 DGA Awards - Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Feature Film WinnerThe Lord of the Rings: The Return of the KingPeter JacksonGandalf and Aragorn lead the World of Men against Sauron's army to draw his gaze from Frodo and Sam as they approach Mount Doom with the One Ring.Amazon2004 DGA Awards - Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Feature Film NomineesLost in TranslationSofia CoppolaAmazonMaster and Commander: The Far Side of the WorldPeter WeirAmazonMystic RiverClint EastwoodAmazonSeabiscuitGary RossAmazon

2003 DGA Awards - Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Feature Film WinnerChicagoRob MarshallTwo death-row murderesses develop a fierce rivalry while competing for publicity, celebrity, and a sleazy lawyer's attention.Amazon2003 DGA Awards - Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Feature Film NomineesGangs of New YorkMartin ScorseseAmazonThe HoursStephen DaldryAmazonThe Lord of the Rings: The Two TowersPeter JacksonAmazonThe PianistRoman PolanskiAmazon