MAKE-UP
Amistad
*Men In Black (David LeRoy Anderson & Rick Baker)
Titanic

COSTUME DESIGN
Amistad
Boogie Nights
Kundun
L.A. Confidential
*Titanic (Deborah L. Scott)

VISUAL EFFECTS
Contact
The Fifth Element
The Lost World: Jurassic Park
*Men In Black (Alexandra Altrocchi, John Andrew Berton Jr. & Patricia Blau)
Titanic

ART DIRECTION/SET DECORATION
Boogie Nights
The Fifth Element
Gattaca
L.A. Confidential
*Titanic (Martin Laing, Michael Ford & Peter Lamont)

SOUND
The Fifth Element
Lost Highway
*The Lost World: Jurassic Park (Chris Boyes, Lindakay Brown, Richard Hymns & Gary Rydstrom)
Men In Black
Titanic

FILM EDITING
*Boogie Nights (Dylan Tichenor)
Jackie Brown
L.A. Confidential
Lost Highway
Titanic

CINEMATOGRAPHY
Boogie Nights
Gattaca
*Kundun (Roger Deakins)
Lost Highway
Titanic

ORIGINAL MUSIC SCORE
Amistad
*Gattaca (Michael Nyman)
Kundun
Lost Highway
Titanic

BEST DOCUMENTARY
*4 Little Girls (Spike Lee & Samuel D. Pollard)

ADAPTED SCREENPLAY
*Jackie Brown (Quentin Tarantino)
L.A. Confidential
Lost Highway
Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil
Private Parts

ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY
The Apostle
Boogie Nights
Chasing Amy
The Game
*Gattaca (Andrew Niccol)

BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS
Patricia Arquette "Lost Highway"
Kim Basinger "L.A. Confidential"
Minnie Driver "Good Will Hunting"
*Sarah Polley "The Sweet Hereafter"
Miranda Richardson "The Apostle"

BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR
*Robert Forster "Jackie Brown"
Dustin Hoffman "Wag the Dog"
Jason Lee "Chasing Amy"
Burt Reynolds "Boogie Nights"
Robin Williams "Good Will Hunting"

BEST ACTRESS
*Joey Lauren Adams "Chasing Amy"
Jodie Foster "Contact"
Pam Grier "Jackie Brown"
Parker Posey "The House of Yes"
Kate Winslet "Titanic"

BEST ACTOR
*Robert Duvall "The Apostle"
Peter Fonda "Ulee's Gold"
Ian Holmes "The Sweet Hereafter"
Samuel L. Jackson "Jackie Brown"
Sylvester Stallone "Cop Land"

BEST DIRECTOR
*Paul Thomas Anderson "Boogie Nights"
Andrew Niccol "Gattaca"
Martin Scorcese "Kundun"
Kevin Smith "Chasing Amy"
Quentin Tarantino "Jackie Brown"

BEST PICTURE 1997
*Boogie Nights (Paul Thomas Anderson, Lloyd Levin, John S. Lyons & Joanne Sellar)
Chasing Amy
Gattaca
Jackie Brown
Titanic

MOST NOMINATION: Titanic (10 nominations)

MOST JEFF WINS: Boogie Nights (3 wins)

MAKE-UP
The English Patient
*The Nutty Professor (Rick Baker, David LeRoy Anderson & Toy Van Lierop)
Scream

COSTUME DESIGN
The English Patient
Evita
*Hamlet (Alexandra Byrne)

VISUAL EFFECTS
*Independence Day (Tricia Ashford, Terry Clotiaux, Andrea D'Amico, Mitchell S. Drain, Volkor Engel & Lisa Knaggs)
Star Trek: First Contact
Twister

ART DIRECTION/SET DECORATION
The English Patient
Evita
*Hamlet (Desmond Crowe & Tim Harvey)
The People vs. Larry Flynt
William Shakespeare's Romeo + Juliet

SOUND
Independence Day
Star Trek: First Contact
*Twister (Beth Bergeron, Teresa Eckton & Stephen Hunter Flick)

FILM EDITING
Hamlet
Hard Eight
Paradise Lost: The Child Murders at Robin Hood Hills
Trainspotting
*William Shakespeare's Romeo + Juliet (Jill Bilcock)

CINEMATOGRAPHY
*The English Patient (John Seale)
Evita
Hamlet
Lone Star
Trainspotting

ORIGINAL MUSIC SCORE
The English Patient
*Fargo (Carter Burwell)
Hamlet
Michael Collins
Shine

BEST DOCUMENTARY
*Paradise Lost: The Child Murders at Robin Hood Hills (Joe Berlinger & Bruce Sinofsky)

ADAPTED SCREENPLAY
The English Patient
Hamlet
Sling Blade
*Trainspotting (John Hodge)
William Shakespeare's Romeo + Juliet

ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY
Bottle Rocket
*Fargo (Joel & Ethan Coen)
Hard Eight
The Last Supper
Swingers

BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS
Juliette Binoche "The English Patient"
*Marianne Jean-Baptiste "Secrets & Lies"
Courtney Love "The People vs. Larry Flynt"
Gwyneth Paltrow "Hard Eight"
Kate Winslet "Hamlet"

BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR
Derek Jacobi "Hamlet"
William H. Macy "Fargo"
Bill Murray "Kingpin"
*Vince Vaughn "Swingers"
Owen Wilson "Bottle Rocket"

BEST ACTRESS
Brenda Blethyn "Secrets & Lies"
Laura Dern "Citizen Ruth"
Heather Matarazzo "Welcome to the Dollhouse"
*Frances McDormand "Fargo"
Renee Zellwegger "Jerry Maguire"

BEST ACTOR
Kenneth Branagh "Hamlet"
Woody Harrelson "The People vs. Larry Flynt"
Ewan McGregor "Trainspotting"
Geoffrey Rush "Shine"
*Billy Bob Thorton "Sling Blade"

BEST DIRECTOR
*Danny Boyle "Trainspotting"
Kenneth Branagh "Hamlet"
Joel Coen "Fargo"
Mike Leigh "Secrets & Lies"
Billy Bob Thorton "Sling Blade"

BEST PICTURE 1996
*Fargo (Ethan Coen)
Hamlet
Paradise Lost: The Child Murders at Robin Hood Hills
Sling Blade
Trainspotting

MOST NOMINATIONS: Hamlet (11 nominations)

MOST JEFF WINS: Fargo (4 wins)

MAKE-UP
Braveheart
City of Lost Children
*Seven (Jean Black, Rob Bottin & Michael White)

COSTUME DESIGN
12 Monkeys
Braveheart
*Sense and Sensibility (Jenny Beavan & John Bright)

VISUAL EFFECTS
12 Monkeys
Apollo 13
Babe
*City of Lost Children (Philippe Alleton, Jerome Arthuis, Delphine
Domer & Antoine Simkine)
Waterworld

ART DIRECTION/SET DECORATION
12 Monkeys
*City of Lost Children (Jean Rabasse, Alivie Bonetto, Georges Mougine, & Denis Ozenne)
Richard III
Sense and Sensibility
Strange Days

SOUND
12 Monkeys
Apollo 13
*Braveheart (Lon Bender & Per Hallberg)
City of Lost Children
Seven

FILM EDITING
12 Monkeys
Casino
Dead Man Walking
*Nixon (Brian Berden & Hank Corwin)
Seven

CINEMATOGRAPHY
City of Lost Children
Heat
Les Miserables
Kids
*Seven (Darius Khondji)

ORIGINAL MUSIC SCORE
*The Bridges of Madison County (Lennie Niehaus & Clint Eastwood)
City of Lost Children
Dead Man Walking
Heat
Seven

BEST DOCUMENTARY: Crumb (David Lynch, Lynn O'Donnell & Terry Zwigoff)

ADAPTED SCREENPLAY
12 Monkeys
*The Bridges of Madison County (Richard LaGravenese)
Casino
Clockers
Dead Man Walking

ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY
City of Lost Children
Heat
Nixon
*Seven (Andrew Kevin Walker)
Strange Days

BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS
*Joan Allen "Nixon"
Ashley Judd "Heat"
Gwyneth Paltrow "Seven"
Ariana Richards "Angus"
Kate Winslet "Sense and Sensibility"

BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR
*Raymond J. Barry "Dead Man Walking"
Marlon Brando "Don Juan de Marco"
Gary Cole "The Brady Bunch Movie"
Gene Hackman "Get Shorty"
Brad Pitt "12 Monkeys"

BEST ACTRESS
Toni Collette "Muriel's Wedding"
Minnie Driver "Circle of Friends"
Susan Sarandon "Dead Man Walking"
Elizabeth Shue "Leaving Las Vegas"
*Meryl Streep "The Bridges of Madison County"

BEST ACTOR
Jean Paul Belmondo "Les Miserables"
Nicolas Cage "Leaving Las Vegas"
*Anthony Hopkins "Nixon"
Al Pacino "Heat"
Sean Penn "Dead Man Walking"

BEST DIRECTOR
Clint Eastwood "The Bridges of Madison County"
Mike Figgis "Leaving Las Vegas"
Michael Mann "Heat"
*Tim Robbins "Dead Man Walking"
Oliver Stone "Nixon"

BEST PICTURE 1995
*The Bridges of Madison County (Clint Eastwood & Kathleen Kennedy)
Dead Man Walking
Heat
Nixon
Seven

MOST NOMINATIONS: City of Lost Children & Heat (7 nominations)

MOST JEFF WINS: The Bridges of Madison County (4 wins)

From 1995 on, there are nominees for each award, with the winners denoted by the asterik (*) before the title and the winners in parenthesis after the title.

1995 was the year that I began going to the theater almost every week.

MAKE-UP: Mary Shelley's Frankenstein
Christine Allsop, Mark Coulier, Ilona Herman & Daniel Parker

COSTUME DESIGN: Interview with a Vampire
Sandy Powell

VISUAL EFFECTS: Forrest Gump
Allen Hall, Patricia Blau & Gail Curry

ART DIRECTION/SET DECORATION: Wyatt Earp
Ida Random, Gary Wissner & Cheryl
Carasik

SOUND: Interview with a Vampire
Leonard Green, Eddy Joseph, Imogen Pollard & Clive Winter

FILM EDITING: Pulp Fiction
Sally Menke

CINEMATOGRAPHY: Wyatt Earp
Owen Roizman

ORIGINAL MUSIC SCORE: The Shawshank Redemption
Thomas Newman

BEST DOCUMENTARY: Hoop Dreams
Peter Gilbert, Steve James & Frederick Marx

ADAPTED SCREENPLAY: The Shawshank Redemption
Frank Darabont

ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY: Pulp Fiction
Quentin Tarantino

BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS: Natalie Portman "The Professional"

BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR: Jeff Anderson "Clerks"

BEST ACTRESS: Jennifer Jason Leigh "Mrs. Parker and the Vicious Circle"

BEST ACTOR: Morgan Freeman "The Shawshank Redemption"

BEST DIRECTOR: Quentin Tarantino "Pulp Fiction"

BEST PICTURE 1994:
Clerks
Hoop Dreams
Natural Born Killers
*Pulp Fiction (Lawrence Bender)
The Shawshank Redemption

MOST JEFF WINS: Pulp Fiction (4 wins)