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Picture: Fourteen (151/11)
Director: Bill Ross IV & Turner Ross, Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets (137/12)
Actress: Elisabeth Moss, The Invisible Man (170/13)
Actor: Riz Ahmed, Sound of Metal (191/16)
S. Actor: Michael Martin, Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets (141/11)
S. Actress: Viola Davis, Ma Rainey's Black Bottom (175/12)
Screenplay: Charlie Kaufman, I'm Thinking of Ending Things (173/12)
Scene: Never rarely sometimes always, Never Rarely Sometimes Always (100/10)


HISTORY: 

First appearance for the Ross brothers. 

In addition to her previously noted "nominations" (see that post) and her earlier nod this year for Shirley (see #13), Moss has placed 14th in Supporting for The Square (2017). Davis was lauded for Doubt (#8s, 2008), Blackhat (#18s, 2015), Fences (#7s, 2016), and Widows (#19, 2018). Ahmed landed at #17 in 2010 for Four Lions. Martin is new (and, alas, will never return). 

Kaufman, a three-time Screenplay winner (over just six years, 1999–2004), saw most of his appearances noted in the "nominations" post. But he did also place 17th for Confessions of a Dangerous Mind (2002) and 9th for Anomalisa (2015). I found his direction of this particular film much stronger than his adaptation of Reid's novel, but clearly I was in the minority. 

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Anonymous

I’m shocked that Never Rarely Sometimes Always didn’t even make the top 25 in Picture.

gemko

It barely made the top 50. Too black-and-white for this crew. (Certainly for me.)

Anonymous

I suspect it was in the top 11-20 of MANY voters' year-end lists (as it was for me), but since we can only allocate points to 10 films, we just couldn't make room for a good-but-not-stellar movie.