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Emmanuel Lubezki awards and nominations
Totals[a]
Wins109
Nominations147
Note
  1. ^ Certain award groups do not simply award one winner. They acknowledge several different recipients, have runners-up, and have third place. Since this is a specific recognition and is different from losing an award, runner-up mentions are considered wins in this award tally. For simplification and to avoid errors, each award in this list has been presumed to have had a prior nomination.

Mexican cinematographer Emmanuel Lubezki has won 109 awards from 147 nominations. He has won three Academy Awards, four British Academy Film Awards, and four Critics' Choice Movie Awards, among various other accolades.

Lubezki received recognition early in his career, earning two Ariel Award nominations for Best Cinematography at the 1992 ceremony for Sólo con tu pareja (his first film with director Alfonso Cuarón) and Like Water for Chocolate, winning for the latter. Lubezki won the award twice more consecutively; in 1993 for Miroslava, and in 1994 for Ámbar. Two years later, he was nominated for his first Academy Award for Best Cinematography for A Little Princess (1995), which he again shot for Cuarón, at the 68th Academy Awards. His cinematography for Tim Burton's Sleepy Hollow (1999) received significant awards attention, winning him a Satellite Award for Best Cinematography and a Boston Society of Film Critics Award for Best Cinematography and earning Lubezki his second Academy Award nomination along with six other nominations from various organizations.

The New World (2005), Lubezki's first collaboration with director Terrence Malick, marked his third Academy Award nomination and earned him five nominations and three awards. He received significant awards attention for his work on Cuarón's Children of Men (2006), being awarded nine wins and four nominations, including a fourth Academy Award nomination. In 2011, he re-teamed with Malick for The Tree of Life, which was his fifth film nominated for an Academy Award; his cinematography was awarded by 22 other award shows and organizations. He received international awards attention for his next three films; Gravity (2013), Birdman (2014), and The Revenant (2015), including three consecutive Academy Awards at the 86th, 87th, and 88th Academy Awards. As of 2023, he is the only cinematographer to achieve this.

Awards and nominations

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Award/Organization Year[a] Category Work Result Ref(s)
Academy Awards 1996 Best Cinematography A Little Princess Nominated [1]
2000 Sleepy Hollow Nominated [2]
2006 The New World Nominated [3]
2007 Children of Men Nominated [4]
2012 The Tree of Life Nominated [5]
2014 Gravity Won [6]
2015 Birdman Won [7]
2016 The Revenant Won [8]
Alliance of Women Film Journalists 2011 Best Cinematography The Tree of Life Won [9]
[10]
2013 Gravity Won [11]
[12]
2015 Birdman Won [13]
[14]
2016 The Revenant Nominated [15]
[16]
American Society of Cinematographers 2000 Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography in Theatrical Releases Sleepy Hollow Nominated [17]
2007 Children of Men Won
2012 The Tree of Life Won
2014 Gravity Won
2015 Birdman Won
2015 The Revenant Won
Ariel Awards 1992 Best Cinematography Like Water for Chocolate Won [18]
Sólo con tu pareja Nominated
1993 Miroslava Won
1994 Ámbar Won
Austin Film Critics Association 2007 Best Cinematography Children of Men Won [19]
2011 The Tree of Life Won [20]
2013 Gravity Won [21]
2014 Birdman Won [22]
2015 The Revenant Nominated [23]
[24]
Australian Cinematographers Society 2007 International Award for Cinematography Children of Men Won [25]
2012 The Tree of Life Won
Boston Society of Film Critics 1999 Best Cinematography Sleepy Hollow Won [26]
2011 The Tree of Life Won [27]
2013 Gravity Won
2014 Birdman Won
2015 The Revenant Runner-up [28]
British Society of Cinematographers 1999 Best Cinematography in a Feature Film Sleepy Hollow Nominated [29]
2006 Children of Men Nominated
2012 The Tree of Life Nominated
2014 Gravity Nominated
2015 Birdman Nominated
2016 The Revenant Nominated
CableACE Awards 1994 Best Direction of Photography and/or Lighting Direction in a Comedy or Dramatic Series Fallen Angels
(Episode: "Murder Obliquely") 		Won [30]
Camerimage 2011 Golden Frog The Tree of Life Nominated [31]
2013 Best 3D Feature Film Gravity Won [32]
2014 Golden Frog Birdman Nominated [33]
Chicago Film Critics Association 1996 Best Cinematography A Walk in the Clouds Nominated [34]
2000 Sleepy Hollow Nominated
2006 Children of Men Won [35]
The New World Nominated
2011 The Tree of Life Won [36]
2013 Gravity Won [37]
2014 Birdman Won[b] [38]
2015 The Revenant Nominated [39]
Chlotrudis Society for Independent Film 2000 Best Cinematography Sleepy Hollow Nominated [40]
2003 Y tu mamá también Nominated [41]
2012 The Tree of Life Won [42]
2015 Birdman Nominated [43]
Dallas-Fort Worth Film Critics Association 2005 Best Cinematography The New World Runner-up [44]
2006 Children of Men Runner-up [45]
2011 The Tree of Life Won [46]
2013 Gravity Won [47]
2014 Birdman Won [48]
2015 The Revenant Won [49]
Dublin Film Critics' Circle 2013 Best Cinematography Gravity Won [50]
To the Wonder
2016 The Revenant Runner-up [51]
Independent Spirit Awards 2015 Best Cinematography Birdman Won [52]
Florida Film Critics Circle 2011 Best Cinematography The Tree of Life Won [53]
2013 Gravity Won [54]
2015 The Revenant Nominated [55]
Georgia Film Critics Association 2012 Best Cinematography The Tree of Life Won [56]
2014 Gravity Won [57]
To the Wonder Nominated
2015 Birdman Won [58]
2016 The Revenant Nominated [59]
Hollywood Film Awards 2011 Hollywood Cinematography Award The Tree of Life Won [60]
2014 Birdman Won [61]
Houston Film Critics Society 2012 Best Cinematography The Tree of Life Won [62]
2013 Gravity Won [63]
2015 Birdman Won [64]
2016 The Revenant Won [65]
IndieWire Critics Poll 2006 Best Cinematography Children of Men Won [66]
2011 The Tree of Life Won [67]
2013 Gravity Won [68]
2014 Birdman Won [69]
2016 Knight of Cups 8th place [70]
London Film Critics' Circle 2015 Technical Achievement of the Year Birdman Nominated [71]
Los Angeles Film Critics Association 2006 Best Cinematography Children of Men Won [72]
2011 The Tree of Life Won [73]
2013 Gravity Won [74]
2014 Birdman Won [75]
National Society of Film Critics 2000 Best Cinematography Sleepy Hollow 2nd place [76]
2006 The New World 3rd place [77]
2007 Children of Men Won [78]
2011 The Tree of Life Won [79]
2013 Gravity 2nd place [80]
New York Film Critics Circle 1999 Best Cinematographer Sleepy Hollow Runner-up [81]
2005 The New World Runner-up [82]
2006 Children of Men Runner-up [83]
2011 The Tree of Life Won [84]
New York Film Critics Online 2011 Best Cinematography The Tree of Life Won [85]
2013 Gravity Won [86]
2014 Birdman Won [87]
Online Film Critics Society 1999 Best Cinematography Sleepy Hollow Won [88]
2005 The New World Nominated [89]
2006 Children of Men Won [90]
2011 The Tree of Life Won [91]
2013 Gravity Won [92]
2014 Birdman Nominated [93]
2015 The Revenant Nominated [94]
Royal Photographic Society 2016 Lumière Award — Won [95]
San Diego Film Critics Society 2005 Best Cinematography The New World Won [96]
2011 The Tree of Life Won [97]
2013 To the Wonder Won [98]
Gravity Nominated [99]
2015 The Revenant Nominated [100]
San Francisco Bay Area Film Critics Circle 2011 Best Cinematography The Tree of Life Won [101]
2013 Gravity Won [102]
2014 Birdman Nominated [103]
2015 The Revenant Nominated [citation needed]
Satellite Awards 2000 Best Cinematography Sleepy Hollow Won [104]
2005 Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events Nominated [105]
2011 The Tree of Life Nominated [106]
2014 Gravity Nominated [107]
2015 Birdman Nominated [108]
2016 The Revenant Nominated [109]
Sitges Film Festival 1994 Best Cinematography Ámbar Won [110]
St. Louis Film Critics Association 2011 Best Cinematography The Tree of Life Won [111]
2013 Gravity Nominated [112]
2014 Birdman Won [113]
2015 The Revenant Won [114]
Tokyo International Film Festival 1992 Best Artistic Contribution Award Like Water for Chocolate Won [115]
Venice Film Festival 2006 Golden Osella Children of Men Won [116]
Visual Effects Society 2014 Outstanding Virtual Cinematography in a Live Action Feature Motion Picture Gravity Won[c] [117]
Washington D.C. Area Film Critics Association 2011 Best Cinematography The Tree of Life Won [118]
2013 Gravity Won [119]
2014 Birdman Won [120]
2015 The Revenant Won [121]

Footnotes

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  1. ^ Indicates the year of the ceremony.
  2. ^ Tied with Robert Yeoman for The Grand Budapest Hotel.
  3. ^ Shared with Tim Webber, Richard McBride, and Dale Newton.

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