International Film Music Critics Association Award for Best Original Score for a Drama Film

The International Film Music Critics Association Award for Best Original Score for a Drama Film is an annual award given by the International Film Music Critics Association, or the IFMCA. The award is given to the composer of a film score for a dramatic film deemed to be the best in a given year. The award was first given in 1998, before going a six-year hiatus. It has been awards every year since 2004.

Winners and nominations

1990s
Year Film Composer(s)
1998
[1]		Saving Private RyanJohn Williams
Dangerous BeautyGeorge Fenton
Ever After
The Horse WhispererThomas Newman
PleasantvilleRandy Newman

2000s
Year Film Composer(s)
2004
[2]		The AviatorHoward Shore
Being JuliaMychael Danna
Finding NeverlandJan A. P. Kaczmarek
The Passion of the ChristJohn Debney
A Very Long EngagementAngelo Badalamenti
2005
[3]		Memoirs of a GeishaJohn Williams
FatelessEnnio Morricone
MunichJohn Williams
The New WorldJames Horner
Pride & PrejudiceDario Marianelli
2006
[4][5]		The Black DahliaMark Isham
The DepartedHoward Shore
The Good GermanThomas Newman
The Nativity StoryMychael Danna
The Painted VeilAlexandre Desplat
The Queen
2007
[6][7][8]		AtonementDario Marianelli
AngelPhilippe Rombi
Eastern PromisesHoward Shore
Lust, CautionAlexandre Desplat
The Kite RunnerAlberto Iglesias
2008
[9]		The Curious Case of Benjamin ButtonAlexandre Desplat
The Boy in the Striped PajamasJames Horner
CheAlberto Iglesias
DefianceJames Newton Howard
MilkDanny Elfman
2009
[10][11]		A Single ManAbel Korzeniowski
AgoraDario Marianelli
BaarìaEnnio Morricone
CreationChristopher Young
Mao's Last DancerChristopher Gordon

2010s
Year Film Composer(s)
2010
[12][13]		The King's SpeechAlexandre Desplat
AmáliaNuno Malo
Black SwanClint Mansell
The Karate KidJames Horner
True GritCarter Burwell
2011
[14]		War HorseJohn Williams
The ArtistLudovic Bource
Jane EyreDario Marianelli
Soul SurferMarco Beltrami
W.E.Abel Korzeniowski
2012
[15][16]		LincolnJohn Williams
Anna KareninaDario Marianelli
The ImpossibleFernando Velázquez
Life of PiMychael Danna
There Be DragonsRobert Folk
2013
[17][18]		Romeo & JulietAbel Korzeniowski
The Best OfferEnnio Morricone
The Book ThiefJohn Williams
CopperheadLaurent Eyquem
Summer in FebruaryBenjamin Wallfisch
2014
[19][20]		The HomesmanMarco Beltrami
The Imitation GameAlexandre Desplat
The LiberatorGustavo Dudamel
The Monuments MenAlexandre Desplat
The Theory of EverythingJóhann Jóhannsson
2015
[21][22]		Wolf TotemJames Horner
CarolCarter Burwell
CreedLudwig Göransson
Far from the Madding CrowdCraig Armstrong
The Hateful EightEnnio Morricone
2016
[23][24][25]		Nocturnal AnimalsAbel Korzeniowski
The HandmaidenJo Yeong-wook
High RiseClint Mansell
The Light Between OceansAlexandre Desplat
MoonlightNicholas Britell
2017
[26][27]		Phantom ThreadJonny Greenwood
All the Money in the WorldDaniel Pemberton
Darkest HourDario Marianelli
Murder on the Orient ExpressPatrick Doyle
The PostJohn Williams
2018
[28][29]		Mary Queen of ScotsMax Richter
First ManJustin Hurwitz
If Beale Street Could TalkNicholas Britell
Up Among the StarsIvan Palomares
ViceNicholas Britell
2019
[30][31]		Little WomenAlexandre Desplat
A Hidden LifeJames Newton Howard
JokerHildur Guðnadóttir
Motherless BrooklynDaniel Pemberton
The Professor and the MadmanBear McCreary

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