Best Cinematographer

Emmanuel Lubezki, a Mexican Jew whose previous work includes “Tree of Life” and “Children of Men,” won for his remarkable work on “Gravity.” No surprise there.

He beats out Roger Deakins, probably the most important cinematographer alive who has never won the award. But it wasn’t his year with the so-so picture “Prisoners.” Someday, he’ll win. He also beat Bruno Delbonnel for “Inside Llewyn Davis,” which, as I mentioned earlier, is actually the best movie of 2013, but nobody listens to me.

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