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The Independent Spirit Award for Best Cinematography is one of the annual awards given by Film Independent, a non-profit organization dedicated to independent film and independent filmmakers.

[edit] Wins and nominations

1986

1987

1988

Haskell Wexler for Matewan
Robby Müller for Barfly
Amir Mokri for Slamdance
Fred Murphy for The Dead
John Bailey for Tough Guys Don't Dance

1989

Sven Nykvist for The Unbearable Lightness of Being
Gregory Cummins for Patti Rocks
Tom Richmond for Stand and Deliver
Robert Richardson for Talk Radio
Toyomichi Kurita for The Moderns

1990

Robert Yeoman for Drugstore Cowboy
Oliver Stapleton for Earth Girls Are Easy
Robby Müller for Mystery Train
Toyomichi Kurita for Powwow Highway
Robert Tregenza for Talking To Strangers

1991

Frederick Elmes for Wild at Heart
Peter Deming for House Party
Bojan Bazelli for King of New York
Amir Mokri for Life is Cheap, But Toilet Paper is Expensive
Robert Young for The Plot Against Harry

1992

Walt Lloyd for Kafka
Roger Deakins for Homicide
Eric Alan Edwards and John Campbell for My Own Private Idaho
Tom Richmond for Pastime
Johnny Jensen for Rambling Rose

1993

Frederick Elmes for Night on Earth
Jon Jost for All the Vermeers in New York
Jean de Segonzac for Laws of Gravity
Ed Lachman for Light Sleeper
Ellen Kuras for Swoon

1994

1995

John Thomas for Barcelona
Jong Lin for Eat Drink Man Woman
Alexander Gruzynski for I Like It Like That
Greg Gardiner for Suture
Stevan Larner for The Beans of Egypt, Maine

1996

Declan Quinn for Leaving Las Vegas
Tom Richmond for Little Odessa
Jim Denault for Nadja
Elliott Davis for The Underneath
Newton Thomas Sigel for The Usual Suspects

1997

Roger Deakins for Fargo
Bill Pope for Bound
Rob Sweeney for Color of a Brisk and Leaping Day
Robby Müller for Dead Man
Ken Kelsch for The Funeral

1998

Declan Quinn for Kama Sutra
Frank DeMarco for Habit
Robert Elswit for Hard Eight
Michael Barrow and John Foster for Sunday
Alex Vendler for The Bible and Gun Club

1999

2000

Lisa Rinzler for Three Seasons
Jeffrey Seckendorf for Judy Berlin
Anthony Dod Mantle for Julien Donkey-Boy
Harlan Bosmajian for La Ciudad
M. David Mullen for Twin Falls Idaho

2001

Matthew Libatique for Requiem for a Dream
Xavier Grobet and Guillermo Rosas for Before Night Falls
Tim Orr for George Washington
John De Borman for Hamlet
Lou Bogue for Shadow of the Vampire

2002

Peter Deming for Mulholland Drive
Frank DeMarco for Hedwig and the Angry Inch
Wally Pfister for Memento
W. Mott Hupfel III for The American Astronaut
Giles Nuttgens for The Deep End

2003

Ed Lachman for Far From Heaven
Harris Savides for Gerry
Richard Rutkowski for Interview with the Assassin
Alex Nepomniaschy for Narc
Ellen Kuras for Personal Velocity

2004

Declan Quinn for In America
Harris Savides for Elephant
M. David Mullen for Northfork
Derek Cianfrance for Quattro Noza
Mandy Walker for Shattered Glass

2005

Eric Gautier for The Motorcycle Diaries
Tim Orr for Dandelion
David Greene for Redemption
Ryan Little for Saints and Soldiers
Maryse Alberti for We Don't Live Here Anymore

2006

Robert Elswit for Good Night, and Good Luck
Adam Kimmel for Capote
John Foster for Keane
Harris Savides for Last Days
Chris Menges for The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada

2007

Guillermo Navarro for Pan's Labyrinth
Anthony Dod Mantle for Brothers of the Head
Arin Crumley for Four Eyed Monsters
Michael Simmonds for Man Push Cart
Aaron Platt for Wild Tigers I Have Known

2008

Janusz Kaminski for The Diving Bell and the Butterfly
Mott Hupful for The Savages
Milton Kam for Vanaja
Mihai Malaimare, Jr. for Youth Without Youth
Rodrigo Prieto for Lust, Caution

2009

Maryse Alberti for The Wrestler
Lol Crawley for Ballast
James Laxton for Medicine for Melancholy
Harris Savides for Milk
Michael Simmonds for Chop Shop

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