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The Critics' Choice Documentary Awards is an off-shoot of the Critics' Choice Awards beginning in 2016.^[1]

Best Documentary

Theatrical

TV/Streaming

2016:13th^[6]

Best Director

Theatrical

2016:Ezra Edelman - O.J.: Made in America^[6]
2017:Evgeny Afineevsky - Cries from Syria and Frederick Wiseman — Ex Libris – The New York Public Library (tie)^[7]
2018:Morgan Neville - Won't You Be My Neighbor?^[8]
2019:Steven Bognar and Julia Reichart - American Factory and Peter Jackson - They Shall Not Grow Old (tie)^[9]

TV/Streaming

2016:Ava DuVernay - 13th^[6]

Best First Documentary

Theatrical

2016: Weiner^[10]
2017: Kedi^[11]
2018: No award
2019: Honeyland^[12]

TV/Streaming

2016: Everything Is Copy & Southwest of Salem: The Story of the San Antonio Four (tie)^[6]

Other categories

Best Limited Documentary Series
Best Ongoing Documentary Series
Best Song in a Documentary
Best Political Documentary
Best Sports Documentary
Best Music Documentary
Best Editing
Best Cinematography
Best Score
Best Narration
Best Archival Documentary
Best Biographical Documentary
Best Music Documentary
Best Science/Nature Documentary
Most Innovative Documentary
Best Short Documentary
Most Compelling Living Subjects of a Documentary
Landmark Award
D.A. Pennebaker Award

See also

External links

Official website

References

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