Russian actor Yura Borisov received the Los Angeles Film Critics Association Award for his supporting role in the film "Anora" directed by Sean Baker. This is reported by the Variety portal.
Borisov shared the award with Kieran Kalkin, who received the award for his role in the film "Real Pain".
Earlier, Borisov was awarded the Gotham Awards for his role in the film "Anora".
As reported by EADaily, it became known earlier that Borisov was nominated for the Independent American Cinema Independent Spirit Awards in the category "Best Supporting Role". The award ceremony takes place in Santa Monica (California) before the presentation of the Oscar film awards and is considered a kind of "rehearsal" for the main award.
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