List of Genie winners

TORONTO – Philippe Falardeau’s tender tale “Monsieur Lazhar” claimed the top prizes at the Genie Awards on Thursday, while international stars Viggo Mortensen and Vanessa Paradis nabbed acting prizes. The winners:

Best picture: “Monsieur Lazhar”

Best art direction: “A Dangerous Method”

Best cinematography: “Snow & Ashes”

Best costume design: “Funkytown”

Best director: Philippe Falardeau, “Monsieur Lazhar”

Best editor: Stephane Lafleur, “Monsieur Lazhar”

Best makeup: Christiane Fattori, Frederic Marin – “Café de Flore”

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Best original score: Howard Shore, “A Dangerous Method”

Best original song: Carole Facal, “Starbuck,” “Quelque part”

Best actor: Mohamed Fellag, “Monsieur Lazhar”

Best supporting actor: Viggo Mortensen, “A Dangerous Method”

Best actress: Vanessa Paradis, “Cafe de Flore”

Best supporting actress: Sophie Nelisse, “Monsieur Lazhar”

Best original screenplay: Ken Scott, Martin Petit – “Starbuck”

Best adapted screenplay: Philippe Falardeau, “Monsieur Lazhar”

Best overall sound: Orest Sushko, Christian Cooke, Jack Heeren, Reinhard Stergar, Don White – “A Dangerous Method”

Best sound editing: Wayne Griffin, Rob Bertola, Tony Currie, Alastair Gray, Andy Malcolm, Michael O’Farrell – “A Dangerous Method”

Best visual effects: Marc Cote, Stephanie Broussaud, Gary Chuntz, Vincent Dudouet, Cynthia Mourou, Eric Normandin, Martin Pensa, Luc Sanfancon, Sylvain Theroux, Nathalie Tremblay – “Cafe de Flore”

Best feature length documentary: “At Night, They Dance”

Best short documentary: “The National Parks Project: Sirmilik”

Best live action short drama: “Doubles with Slight Pepper”

Best animated short: “Romance”

Claude Jutra Award: Anne Emond – “Nuit #1”

Cineplex golden reel award: “Starbuck”