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Aubrey Plaza welcomed the Film Independent Spirit Awards in Los Angeles today, succeeding other comedians Nick Kroll and John Mulaney, who did a job opening the show in the last two years.
Plaza quickly affixed her mark on the evening by opening the way with a pre-recorded track in which she and a group of iconic witches, including Christina Ricci, Marisa Tomei, Marcia Gay Harden and Sharon Stone gathered to sacrifice a virgin.
The virgin in question? It would be Finn Wolfhard, adorable child star Strange things. Things get pretty weird in the end, but we would not have done otherwise. Go ahead, have fun and look below to see his monologue and a list of the Independent Spirit Award winners.
According to the New York Times, the films awarded this year are:
Best feature –If Beale Street could speak
Best Director – Barry Jenkins, If Beale Street could speak
Best first movie – Sorry to disturb you
Best man – Ethan Hawke, First reformed
Best female role – Glenn Close, Wife
Best Actress in a Supporting Role – Regina King, If Beale Street could speak
Best male actor – Richard E. Grant, Can you ever forgive me?
Best cinematography – Sayombhu Mukdeeprom, Suspiria
Best scenario – Nicole Holofcener and Jeff Whitty, Can you ever forgive me?
Best first scenario – Bo Burnham, Eigth year
Best editing – Joe Bini, You have never really arrived
Best documentary – Will not you be my neighbor?
Best international film – Roma (Mexico)
Piaget Producers' Awards – Shrihari Sathe
The price to watch – Alex Moratto, Socrates
The Bonnie Award – Debra Granik
Robert Altman Award – Suspiria
John Cassavetes Award – In the Septimo Día
Aubrey Plaza, as shown in the clip above, will be seen when restarting the horror movie A child's game. She also gives voice to the animated film The Ark And Aardvark, in the same way Stephen Merchant, Jenny Slate, Miles Teller, Rob Riggle and Craig Robinson.
Picture:
AAP / Anthony Behar
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