International Film Music Critics Association Award for Breakthrough Composer of the Year

The International Film Music Critics Association Award for Breakthrough Composer of the Year is an annual award given by the International Film Music Critics Association, or the IFMCA. The award is given to new and/or emerging composers whose body of work in a given year is deemed to be the best in a given year. The award was first given in 1998. It has been awards every year since 2007.

Winners and nominations

1990s
Year Composer(s) Project(s)
1998
[1]		Elia Cmíral
  • Prophecies
  • Ronin
  • Visions of America
Burkhard DallwitzThe Truman Show
Christopher GordonMoby Dick
Brian Lock

2000s
Year Composer(s) Project(s)
2006
[2][3]		Brett RosenbergHalf Light
Justin Burnett
Nicholas DoddRenaissance
Mark Orton
Douglas PipesMonster House
2007
[4][5][6]		Ilan Eshkeri
Jane Antonia CornishIsland of Lost Souls
Jonny GreenwoodThere Will Be Blood
Fernando Velázquez
Christopher Wong
2008
[7]		Andrew Lockington
Paul Cantelon
Nico MuhlyThe Reader
Atli Örvarsson
Max Richter
  • Butterfly (short)
  • Frankie Howerd: Rather You Than Me
  • Henry May Long
  • Lost and Found (TV short)
  • Royal Ballet World Premiere
  • Waltz with Bashir
2009
[8][9]		James PetersonThe Red Canvas
Henry Jackman
Abel Korzeniowski
Clinton Shorter
Austin Wintory

2010s
Year Composer(s) Project(s)
2010
[10][11]		Nuno Malo
  • Assalto ao Santa Maria
  • Astrofilosofia
  • Backlight
  • Two Hours in the Dark (short)
Óscar Araujo
Arnau Bataller
  • Forever Young
  • 14 Days with Victor
  • Operation Checkmate
  • Unió musical da Capo (Season 2)
  • The Valdemar Legacy
  • The Valdemar Legacy II: The Forbidden Shadow
Daft PunkTron: Legacy
Herbert GrönemeyerThe American
2011
[12]		Ludovic BourceThe Artist
Brian Byrne
The Chemical BrothersHanna
Michael Richard Plowman
Lucas Vidal
2012
[13][14]		Nathan JohnsonLooper
Zeltia MontesLovetown
Nic RaineShores of Hope
Dan Romer & Benh ZeitlinBeasts of the Southern Wild
Joseph Trapanese
2013
[15][16]		Laurent Eyquem
César Benito
Sarah ClassAfrica
Alex EbertAll Is Lost
Steven Price
2014
[17][18]		Mica LeviUnder the Skin
Alexander CiminiShock: My Abstraction of Death
Gustavo DudamelThe Liberator
Matthew Llewellyn
John Paesano
2015
[19][20]		Maurizio Malagnini
Cat's Eyes
Gareth Coker
Ludwig Göransson
Diego Navarro
  • Capture the Flag
  • Corporation: Earth (short)
  • El Correillo La Palma, un centenario en la mar
  • Thalion Ltd. (short)
2016
[21][22][23]		Justin HurwitzLa La Land
Chad Cannon
  • Chalk It Up
  • Paper Lanterns
  • The Redeemed and the Dominant: Fittest on Earth
Kyle Dixon & Michael SteinStranger Things (Season 1)
Simon Franglen
Daniel Hart
2017
[24][25]		George Kallis
Michael AbelsGet Out
Anne-Kathrin Dern
  • Captain Black
  • The Jade Pendant
  • The Legend of the War Horse
  • Lilly's Bewitched Christmas
  • WTF: World Thumbwrestling Federation
Alejandro VivasThe Chessplayer
Christopher Willis
2018
[26][27]		Amelia Warner
Thomas AdèsColette
Ivan PalomaresUp Among the Stars
Manuel Riveiro
Thom Yorke
  • Suspiria
  • Time of Day (short)
  • Why Can't We Get Along (short)
2019
[28][29]		Nainita Desai
  • Darkness Visible
  • The Day We Walked On The Moon
  • Enemy Within
  • Exit Eve (short)
  • For Sama
  • My Grandparents' War (Season 1)
Bobby KrlicMidsommar
Mathieu Lamboley
  • Art of Crime (Season 3)
  • The Cornfield (short)
  • Soeurs d'armes
Anne-Sophie Versnaeyen
Christoph Zirngibl
  • Der Anfang von etwas
  • Der Auftrag
  • Inga Lindström: Familienfest in Sommerby"
  • Inga Lindström: Heimkehr"

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