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With only a handful of Canadian films released each year they were generally a small affair. In several years no film was found to merit the best picture award. The awards were also almost totally dominated by the [[National Film Board of Canada|National Film Board]]. ''[[Globe and Mail]]'' film critic [[Jay Scott]] described them as "honours given by presenters no one knew, to recipients no one recognized, to films no one had seen." {{Citation needed|date=March 2007}}
With only a handful of Canadian films released each year they were generally a small affair. In several years no film was found to merit the best picture award. The awards were also almost totally dominated by the [[National Film Board of Canada|National Film Board]]. ''[[Globe and Mail]]'' film critic [[Jay Scott]] described them as "honours given by presenters no one knew, to recipients no one recognized, to films no one had seen." {{Citation needed|date=March 2007}}


== Awards ceremonies ==
==Dates and locations==
The following is a listing of all Canadian Film Awards Ceremonies.

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|1st Canadian Film Awards || April 27, 1949 || [[Robert Winters]] || [[Elgin Theatre (Ottawa)|Little Elgin Theatre]], [[Ottawa|Ottawa, Ontario]] || ''[[F. R. Crawley|The Loon's Necklace]]'' || None awarded
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|2nd Canadian Film Awards || April 19, 1950 || Prime Minister [[Louis St. Laurent]] || [[Elgin Theatre (Ottawa)|Little Elgin Theatre]], [[Ottawa|Ottawa, Ontario]] || None awarded || None awarded
|'''1949'''
|27 April
|[[Ottawa|Ottawa, Ontario]]
|[[Elgin Theatre (Ottawa)|Little Elgin Theatre]]
|[[Robert Winters]]
|-
|-
|3rd Canadian Film Awards || April 22, 1951 || [[Mary Pickford]] || Odeon Theatre, [[Ottawa|Ottawa, Ontario]] || None awarded || None awarded
|'''1950'''
|19 April
|[[Ottawa|Ottawa, Ontario]]
|[[Elgin Theatre (Ottawa)|Little Elgin Theatre]]
|Prime Minister [[Louis St. Laurent]]
|-
|-
|4th Canadian Film Awards || April 27, 1952 || [[Sidney Earle Smith]] || [[Victoria Theatre (Toronto)|Victoria Theatre]], [[Toronto|Toronto, Ontario]] || ''[[F. R. Crawley|Newfoundland Scene]]'' || None awarded
|'''1951'''
|22 April
|[[Ottawa|Ottawa, Ontario]]
|Odeon Theatre
|[[Mary Pickford]]
|-
|-
|5th Canadian Film Awards || April 30, 1953 || [[Jacques des Baillets]] (with guest [[Dorothy Lamour]]) || [[Avenue Theatre (Montreal)|Avenue Theatre]], [[Montreal|Montreal, Quebec]] || ''[[Gratien Gélinas|Tit-Coq]]'' || None awarded
|'''1952'''
|27 April
|[[Toronto|Toronto, Ontario]]
|[[Victoria Theatre (Toronto)|Victoria Theatre]]
|[[Sidney Earle Smith]]
|-
|-
|6th Canadian Film Awards || May 10, 1954 || [[J. R. White]] ([[Imperial Oil]] president) || [[Kent Theatre]], [[Montreal|Montreal, Quebec]] || ''The Seasons'' || None awarded
|'''1953'''
|30 April
|[[Montreal|Montreal, Quebec]]
|[[Avenue Theatre (Montreal)|Avenue Theatre]]
|[[Jacques des Baillets]] (with guest [[Dorothy Lamour]])
|-
|-
|7th Canadian Film Awards || 1955 || No public ceremony || No public ceremony || ''[[The Stratford Adventure]]'' || None awarded
|'''1954'''
|10 May
|[[Montreal|Montreal, Quebec]]
|[[Kent Theatre]]
|[[J. R. White]] ([[Imperial Oil]] president)
|-
|-
|8th Canadian Film Awards || August 6, 1956 || [[Maurice Evans (actor)|Maurice Evans]] || [[Stratford Shakespeare Festival|Avon Theatre]], [[Stratford, Ontario]] || None awarded || None awarded
|'''1955'''
|N/A
|[[Montreal|Montreal, Quebec]]
|No public ceremony
|N/A
|-
|-
|9th Canadian Film Awards || June 15, 1957 || [[Leonard Brockington]] || [[King Edward Hotel (Toronto)|King Edward Hotel]], [[Toronto|Toronto, Ontario]] || None awarded || None awarded
|'''1956'''
|6 August
|[[Stratford, Ontario]]
|[[Stratford Shakespeare Festival|Avon Theatre]]
|[[Maurice Evans (actor)|Maurice Evans]]
|-
|-
|10th Canadian Film Awards || June 21, 1958 || [[Davidson Dunton]] || [[King Edward Hotel (Toronto)|King Edward Hotel]], [[Toronto|Toronto, Ontario]] || ''[[City of Gold (1957 film)|City of Gold]]'' || None awarded
|'''1957'''
|15 June
|[[Toronto|Toronto, Ontario]]
|[[King Edward Hotel (Toronto)|King Edward Hotel]]
|[[Leonard Brockington]]
|-
|-
|11th Canadian Film Awards || June 5, 1959 || [[W. J. Sheridan]] || [[King Edward Hotel (Toronto)|King Edward Hotel]], [[Toronto|Toronto, Ontario]] || None awarded || None awarded
|'''1958'''
|21 June
|[[Toronto|Toronto, Ontario]]
|[[King Edward Hotel (Toronto)|King Edward Hotel]]
|[[Davidson Dunton]]
|-
|-
|12th Canadian Film Awards || June 3, 1960 || [[Albert Trueman]] || [[King Edward Hotel (Toronto)|King Edward Hotel]], [[Toronto|Toronto, Ontario]] || None awarded || None awarded
|'''1959'''
|5 June
|[[Toronto|Toronto, Ontario]]
|[[King Edward Hotel (Toronto)|King Edward Hotel]]
|[[W. J. Sheridan]]
|-
|-
|13th Canadian Film Awards || May 13, 1961 || [[Alphonse Ouimet]] || [[King Edward Hotel (Toronto)|King Edward Hotel]], [[Toronto|Toronto, Ontario]] || ''[[Universe (1960 film)|Universe]]'' || None awarded
|'''1960'''
|3 June
|[[Toronto|Toronto, Ontario]]
|[[King Edward Hotel (Toronto)|King Edward Hotel]]
|[[Albert Trueman]]
|-
|-
|14th Canadian Film Awards || May 26, 1962 || [[Andrew Stewart (academic)|Andrew Stewart]] || [[King Edward Hotel (Toronto)|King Edward Hotel]], [[Toronto|Toronto, Ontario]] || None awarded || None awarded
|'''1961'''
|13 May
|[[Toronto|Toronto, Ontario]]
|[[King Edward Hotel (Toronto)|King Edward Hotel]]
|[[Alphonse Ouimet]]
|-
|-
|15th Canadian Film Awards || May 10, 1963 || [[Jeanine Beaubien]] || [[Queen Elizabeth Hotel]], [[Montreal|Montreal, Quebec]] || ''[[Lonely Boy (film)|Lonely Boy]]'' || None awarded
|'''1962'''
|26 May
|[[Toronto|Toronto, Ontario]]
|[[King Edward Hotel (Toronto)|King Edward Hotel]]
|[[Andrew Stewart (academic)|Andrew Stewart]]
|-
|-
|16th Canadian Film Awards || May 8, 1964 || [[Wayne and Shuster]] || [[Fairmont Royal York|Royal York Hotel]], [[Toronto|Toronto, Ontario]] || ''[[Pour la suite du monde|Pour la Suite du Monde]]'' || ''[[Claude Jutra|À Tout Prendre]]''
|'''1963'''
|10 May
|[[Montreal|Montreal, Quebec]]
|[[Queen Elizabeth Hotel]]
|[[Jeanine Beaubien]]
|-
|-
|17th Canadian Film Awards || May 15, 1965 || [[Max Ferguson]] || [[Westbury Hotel]], [[Toronto|Toronto, Ontario]] || None awarded || ''[[The Luck of Ginger Coffey (film)|The Luck of Ginger Coffey]]''
|'''1964'''
|8 May
|[[Toronto|Toronto, Ontario]]
|[[Fairmont Royal York|Royal York Hotel]]
|[[Wayne and Shuster]]
|-
|-
|18th Canadian Film Awards || May 6, 1966 || [[Rich Little]] || [[Queen Elizabeth Hotel]], [[Montreal|Montreal, Quebec]] || ''[[Beryl Fox|The Mills of the Gods: Viet Nam]]'' || ''[[Fernand Dansereau|Le Festin des Morts]]''
|'''1965'''
|15 May
|[[Toronto|Toronto, Ontario]]
|[[Westbury Hotel]]
|[[Max Ferguson]]
|-
|-
|19th Canadian Film Awards || Sep. 23, 1967 || [[Fred Davis (broadcaster)|Fred Davis]] || [[Inn on the Park]], [[Toronto|Toronto, Ontario]] || ''[[Warrendale]]'' || ''[[Warrendale]]''
|'''1966'''
|6 May
|[[Montreal|Montreal, Quebec]]
|[[Queen Elizabeth Hotel]]
|[[Rich Little]]
|-
|-
|20th Canadian Film Awards || Oct. 4, 1968 || [[Bill Walker (broadcaster)|Bill Walker]], [[Louise Marleau]] || [[Seaway Towers Hotel]], [[Toronto|Toronto, Ontario]] || ''[[A Place to Stand (film)|A Place to Stand]]'' || ''[[The Ernie Game]]''
|'''1967'''
|23 September
|[[Toronto|Toronto, Ontario]]
|[[Inn on the Park]]
|[[Fred Davis (broadcaster)|Fred Davis]]
|-
|-
|21st Canadian Film Awards || Oct. 4, 1969 || [[Fred Davis (broadcaster)|Fred Davis]] || [[Fairmont Royal York|Royal York Hotel]], [[Toronto|Toronto, Ontario]] || ''[[The Best Damn Fiddler from Calabogie to Kaladar]]'' || None awarded
|'''1968'''
|4 October
|[[Toronto|Toronto, Ontario]]
|[[Seaway Towers Hotel]]
|[[Bill Walker (broadcaster)|Bill Walker]], [[Louise Marleau]]
|-
|-
|22nd Canadian Film Awards || Oct. 3, 1970 || [[Bill Walker (broadcaster)|Bill Walker]] || [[Canon Theatre|Imperial Theatre]], [[Toronto|Toronto, Ontario]] || ''[[Břetislav Pojar|Psychocratie]]'' || ''[[Goin' Down the Road]]''
|'''1969'''
|4 October
|[[Toronto|Toronto, Ontario]]
|[[Fairmont Royal York|Royal York Hotel]]
|[[Fred Davis (broadcaster)|Fred Davis]]
|-
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|23rd Canadian Film Awards || Oct. 1, 1971 || [[Leslie Nielsen]] || [[Fairmont Royal York|Royal York Hotel]], [[Toronto|Toronto, Ontario]] || None awarded || ''[[Mon oncle Antoine]]''
|'''1970'''
|3 October
|[[Toronto|Toronto, Ontario]]
|[[Canon Theatre|Imperial Theatre]]
|[[Bill Walker (broadcaster)|Bill Walker]]
|-
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|24th Canadian Film Awards || Oct. 13, 1972 || [[Jacques Fauteux]] || Ontario Place [[Cinesphere]], [[Toronto|Toronto, Ontario]] || None awarded || ''[[Wedding in White]]''
|'''1971'''
|1 October
|[[Toronto|Toronto, Ontario]]
|[[Fairmont Royal York|Royal York Hotel]]
|[[Leslie Nielsen]]
|-
|-
|25th Canadian Film Awards || Oct. 12, 1973 || Press conference, no formal ceremony || [[Chevalier Theatre]], [[Montreal|Montreal, Quebec]] || None awarded || ''[[Slipstream (1973 film)|Slipstream]]''
|'''1972'''
|13 October
|[[Toronto|Toronto, Ontario]]
|Ontario Place [[Cinesphere]]
|[[Jacques Fauteux]]
|-
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|colspan="5" align=center|'''''No Ceremony in 1974'''''|| ''[[The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz (film)|The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz]]'' ||
|'''1973'''
|12 October
|[[Montreal|Montreal, Quebec]]
|[[Chevalier Theatre]]
|Press conference, no formal ceremony
|-
|-
|26th Canadian Film Awards || Oct. 12, 1975 || [[Peter Gzowski]] || [[Shaw Festival]], [[Niagara-on-the-Lake|Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario]] || ''[[Les Ordres]]'' || ''[[Les Ordres]]''
|'''1974'''
|colspan="4" align=center|'''''No ceremony this year'''''
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|27th Canadian Film Awards || Oct. 21, 1976 || [[Lorne Greene]] || [[9 Channel Nine Court|CFTO-TV Studios]], [[Scarborough, Ontario]] || None awarded || ''[[Lies My Father Told Me]]''
|'''1975'''
|12 October
|[[Niagara-on-the-Lake|Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario]]
|[[Shaw Festival]]
|[[Peter Gzowski]]
|-
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|28th Canadian Film Awards || Nov. 20, 1977 || [[Gordon Pinsent]] || [[Westin Harbour Castle Hotel|Hilton Harbour Castle Hotel]], [[Toronto|Toronto, Ontario]] || None awarded || ''[[J.A. Martin Photographer|J.A. Martin photographe]]''
|'''1976'''
|21 October
|[[Scarborough, Ontario]]
|[[9 Channel Nine Court|CFTO-TV Studios]]
|[[Lorne Greene]]
|-
|-
|29th Canadian Film Awards || Sep. 21, 1978 || [[John Candy]], [[Catherine O'Hara]] || [[Ryerson Theatre]], [[Toronto|Toronto, Ontario]] || None awarded || ''[[The Silent Partner (1978 film)|The Silent Partner]]''
|'''1977'''
|20 November
|[[Toronto|Toronto, Ontario]]
|[[Westin Harbour Castle Hotel|Hilton Harbour Castle Hotel]]
|[[Gordon Pinsent]]
|-
|'''1978'''
|21 September
|[[Toronto|Toronto, Ontario]]
|[[Ryerson Theatre]]
|[[John Candy]], [[Catherine O'Hara]]
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|colspan="5" align=center|'''''[[Genie Award]]s from 1980'''''
|colspan="5" align=center|'''''[[Genie Award]]s from 1980'''''
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Revision as of 18:44, 28 November 2012

The Canadian Film Awards were the leading Canadian cinema awards from 1949 until 1978. These honours were conducted annually except in 1974 when Quebec directors withdrew their participation and prompted a cancellation that year.

In 1968, a bronze award statuette was designed by sculptor Sorel Etrog and the award was often referred to as an Etrog Award. The awards were formally renamed the Genie Awards in 1980.[1]

Early years

With only a handful of Canadian films released each year they were generally a small affair. In several years no film was found to merit the best picture award. The awards were also almost totally dominated by the National Film Board. Globe and Mail film critic Jay Scott described them as "honours given by presenters no one knew, to recipients no one recognized, to films no one had seen." [citation needed]

Awards ceremonies

The following is a listing of all Canadian Film Awards Ceremonies.

Ceremony Date Host(s) Venue Film of the Year Feature Film (1964-78)
1st Canadian Film Awards April 27, 1949 Robert Winters Little Elgin Theatre, Ottawa, Ontario The Loon's Necklace None awarded
2nd Canadian Film Awards April 19, 1950 Prime Minister Louis St. Laurent Little Elgin Theatre, Ottawa, Ontario None awarded None awarded
3rd Canadian Film Awards April 22, 1951 Mary Pickford Odeon Theatre, Ottawa, Ontario None awarded None awarded
4th Canadian Film Awards April 27, 1952 Sidney Earle Smith Victoria Theatre, Toronto, Ontario Newfoundland Scene None awarded
5th Canadian Film Awards April 30, 1953 Jacques des Baillets (with guest Dorothy Lamour) Avenue Theatre, Montreal, Quebec Tit-Coq None awarded
6th Canadian Film Awards May 10, 1954 J. R. White (Imperial Oil president) Kent Theatre, Montreal, Quebec The Seasons None awarded
7th Canadian Film Awards 1955 No public ceremony No public ceremony The Stratford Adventure None awarded
8th Canadian Film Awards August 6, 1956 Maurice Evans Avon Theatre, Stratford, Ontario None awarded None awarded
9th Canadian Film Awards June 15, 1957 Leonard Brockington King Edward Hotel, Toronto, Ontario None awarded None awarded
10th Canadian Film Awards June 21, 1958 Davidson Dunton King Edward Hotel, Toronto, Ontario City of Gold None awarded
11th Canadian Film Awards June 5, 1959 W. J. Sheridan King Edward Hotel, Toronto, Ontario None awarded None awarded
12th Canadian Film Awards June 3, 1960 Albert Trueman King Edward Hotel, Toronto, Ontario None awarded None awarded
13th Canadian Film Awards May 13, 1961 Alphonse Ouimet King Edward Hotel, Toronto, Ontario Universe None awarded
14th Canadian Film Awards May 26, 1962 Andrew Stewart King Edward Hotel, Toronto, Ontario None awarded None awarded
15th Canadian Film Awards May 10, 1963 Jeanine Beaubien Queen Elizabeth Hotel, Montreal, Quebec Lonely Boy None awarded
16th Canadian Film Awards May 8, 1964 Wayne and Shuster Royal York Hotel, Toronto, Ontario Pour la Suite du Monde À Tout Prendre
17th Canadian Film Awards May 15, 1965 Max Ferguson Westbury Hotel, Toronto, Ontario None awarded The Luck of Ginger Coffey
18th Canadian Film Awards May 6, 1966 Rich Little Queen Elizabeth Hotel, Montreal, Quebec The Mills of the Gods: Viet Nam Le Festin des Morts
19th Canadian Film Awards Sep. 23, 1967 Fred Davis Inn on the Park, Toronto, Ontario Warrendale Warrendale
20th Canadian Film Awards Oct. 4, 1968 Bill Walker, Louise Marleau Seaway Towers Hotel, Toronto, Ontario A Place to Stand The Ernie Game
21st Canadian Film Awards Oct. 4, 1969 Fred Davis Royal York Hotel, Toronto, Ontario The Best Damn Fiddler from Calabogie to Kaladar None awarded
22nd Canadian Film Awards Oct. 3, 1970 Bill Walker Imperial Theatre, Toronto, Ontario Psychocratie Goin' Down the Road
23rd Canadian Film Awards Oct. 1, 1971 Leslie Nielsen Royal York Hotel, Toronto, Ontario None awarded Mon oncle Antoine
24th Canadian Film Awards Oct. 13, 1972 Jacques Fauteux Ontario Place Cinesphere, Toronto, Ontario None awarded Wedding in White
25th Canadian Film Awards Oct. 12, 1973 Press conference, no formal ceremony Chevalier Theatre, Montreal, Quebec None awarded Slipstream
No Ceremony in 1974 The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz
26th Canadian Film Awards Oct. 12, 1975 Peter Gzowski Shaw Festival, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario Les Ordres Les Ordres
27th Canadian Film Awards Oct. 21, 1976 Lorne Greene CFTO-TV Studios, Scarborough, Ontario None awarded Lies My Father Told Me
28th Canadian Film Awards Nov. 20, 1977 Gordon Pinsent Hilton Harbour Castle Hotel, Toronto, Ontario None awarded J.A. Martin photographe
29th Canadian Film Awards Sep. 21, 1978 John Candy, Catherine O'Hara Ryerson Theatre, Toronto, Ontario None awarded The Silent Partner
Genie Awards from 1980
Ceremony Date Host(s) Venue Film of the Year Feature Film (1964-78)

Award winners

Canadian Film Awards Winners
Year Feature film Special award Director Actor Actress
1949 The Loon's Necklace (F.R. Crawley) Dots (Norman McLaren) & Un Homme et son Péché (Paul L'Anglais)
1950 North Shore (James Beveridge) Theatrical Short & Mouvement perpétuel (Claude Jutra) Amateur Begone Dull Care (Norman McLaren) & Primitive Artists of Haiti (André de Tonnancourt, Réal Benoît) & Paul L'Anglais, René Germain
1951 After Prison What? (Sydney Newman) Theatrical Short Family Tree (Evelyn Lambart, George Dunning)
1952 Newfoundland Scene (F.R. Crawley) Around is Around & Now is the Time (both Norman McLaren)
1953 Tit Coq (Gratien Gélinas) A Phantasy & Neighbours (both Norman McLaren)
1954 The Seasons (Christopher Chapman) Gordon Sparling
1955 The Stratford Adventure (Morten Parker, Guy Glover) Hye Bossin
1956 Gold (Colin Low) Theatrical Short
1957 Prelude to Spring (Jack Ruddell) Amateur Judith Crawley, F.R. Crawley, John Grierson, Don Mulholland, Roy Tash
1958 City of Gold (Wolf Koenig, Colin Low, Tom Daly)
1959 The Quest; Money Minters; The Tall Country Theatrical Short
1960 Royal River (Gordon Sparling) Theatrical Short Arthur Chetwynd, Joseph Morin
1961 Universe (Roman Kroitor, Colin Low, Tom Daly)
1962 Morning on the Lièvre (David Bairstow) Theatrical Short & Au Temps des Ombres Blanches (Claude Savard) Amateur O.J. Silverthorne
1963 Lonely Boy (Roman Kroitor, Wolf Koenig)
1964 À tout prendre (Robert Hershorn, Claude Jutra) & Pour la suite du monde (Michel Brault, Pierre Perrault, Jacques Bobet)
1965 The Luck of Ginger Coffey (Leon Roth)
1966 Astataïon ou Le festin des morts (André Belleau) & The Mills of the Gods: Viet Nam (Beryl Fox, Douglas Leiterman) Ron Kelly (The Gift)
1967 Warrendale (Allan King) Helicopter Canada (Eugene Boyko) Ron Kelly (The Last Man in the World) & Allan King (Warrendale)
1968 The Ernie Game (Walford Hewitson, Gordon Burwash) & A Place to Stand (Christopher Chapman) Pas de deux (Norman McLaren) Don Owen (The Ernie Game) Gerard Parkes (Isabel) Geneviève Bujold (Isabel)
1969 The Best Damn Fiddler from Calabogie to Kaladar (John Kemeny, Barrie Howells, Peter Pearson) Does Anybody Here Know Denny? (Margot Kidder) & Vertige (Serge Gerand) Peter Pearson (The Best Damn Fiddler from Calabogie to Kaladar) Chris Wiggins (The Best Damn Fiddler from Calabogie to Kaladar) Jackie Burroughs (Duclima)
1970 To See or Not to See (Robert Verrall, Wolf Koenig, Břetislav Pojar) & Goin' Down the Road (Donald Shebib) Paul Almond (The Act of the Heart) & Julian Biggs (A Little Fellow from Gambo: The Joey Smallwood Story) Doug McGrath, Paul Bradley (Goin' Down the Road) Geneviève Bujold (The Act of the Heart)
1971 Mon oncle Antoine (Marc Beaudet, Claude Jutra) The Only Thing You Know (Clarke Mackey) & Multiscreen Corporation Claude Jutra (Mon oncle Antoine) & Michael McKennirey (Atonement) Jean Duceppe (Mon oncle Antoine) Ann Knox (The Only Thing You Know)
1972 Wedding in White (John Vidette) Gilles Carle (La vraie nature de Bernadette) & André Brassard (Françoise Durocher, Waitress) Gordon Pinsent (The Rowdyman) Micheline Lanctôt (La vraie nature de Bernadette)
1973 Slipstream (James Margellos) David Acomba (Slipstream) & Doug Jackson (The Sloane Affair) & Arthur Lamothe (À bon pied bon oeil) Jacques Godin (O.K. ... Laliberté) Geneviève Bujold (Kamouraska)
1974 The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz (John Kemeny, Mordecai Richler) not awarded not awarded not awarded
1975 Les ordres (Claude Godbout, Guy Dufaux, Bernard Lalonde, Michel Brault) Michel Brault (Les ordres) & Robin Spry (Action: The October Crisis of 1970) Stuart Gillard (Why Rock the Boat?) Margot Kidder (A Quiet Day in Belfast & Black Christmas)
1976 Lies My Father Told Me (Anthony Bedrich, Harry Gulkin) The Golden Reel: Lies My Father Told Me (Anthony Bedrich, Harry Gulkin) Harvey Hart (Goldenrod) & Donald Brittain and John Kramer (Volcano: An Inquiry Into the Life and Death of Malcolm Lowry) André Mélançon (Partis pour la gloire) Marilyn Lightstone (Lies My Father Told Me)
1977 J.A. Martin photographe (Jean-Marc Garand) The Golden Reel: Why Shoot the Teacher? (Lawrence Hertzog) Jean Beaudin (J.A. Martin photographe) & Claude Jutra (Dreamspeaker) Len Cariou (One Man) Monique Mercure (J.A. Martin photographe)
1978 The Silent Partner (Garth Drabinsky, Stephen Young, Joel B. Michaels) The Golden Reel: Who Has Seen the Wind (Allan King) Daryl Duke (The Silent Partner) & Gilles Carle (L’Âge de la machine) & Bill Mason (Song of the Paddle) Richard Gabourie (Three Card Monte) Helen Shaver (In Praise of Older Women)
Genie Awards from 1980

References

  1. ^ "The Genie Awards". Academy of Canadian Cinema and Television. Retrieved 2009-01-26.

Further reading

  • Topalovich, Maria (1984). A pictorial history of Canadian film awards. Don Mills, Ontario: Stoddart. ISBN 0-7737-2036-7. {{cite book}}: Unknown parameter |coauthors= ignored (|author= suggested) (help)
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