Click through each award to see the full list of nominees and winners!
2019 LAFCA Award – Best Screenplay
Marriage Story
Noah Baumbach
2018 LAFCA Award – Best Screenplay
Can You Ever Forgive Me?
Nicole Holofcener
2017 LAFCA Award – Best Screenplay
Get Out
Jordan Peele
2016 LAFCA Award – Best Screenplay
The Lobster
Yorgos Lanthimos
2015 LAFCA Award – Best Screenplay
Spotlight
Josh Singer
2014 LAFCA Award – Best Screenplay
The Grand Budapest Hotel
Wes Anderson
2013 LAFCA Award – Best Screenplay
Before Midnight
Richard Linklater
2012 LAFCA Award – Best Screenplay
Argo
Chris Terrio
2011 LAFCA Award – Best Screenplay
A Separation
Asghar Farhadi
2010 LAFCA Award – Best Screenplay
The Social Network
Aaron Sorkin
2009 LAFCA Award – Best Screenplay
Up in the Air
Jason Reitman
2008 LAFCA Award – Best Screenplay
Happy-Go-Lucky
Mike Leigh
2007 LAFCA Award – Best Screenplay
The Savages
Tamara Jenkins
2006 LAFCA Award – Best Screenplay
The Queen
Peter Morgan
2005 LAFCA Award – Best Screenplay
Capote
Dan Futterman
2005 LAFCA Award – Best Screenplay
The Squid and the Whale
Noah Baumbach
2004 LAFCA Award – Best Screenplay
Sideways
Alexander Payne
2003 LAFCA Award – Best Screenplay
American Splendor
Shari Springer Berman
2002 LAFCA Award – Best Screenplay
About Schmidt
Alexander Payne
2001 LAFCA Award – Best Screenplay
Memento
Christopher Nolan
2000 LAFCA Award – Best Screenplay
You Can Count on Me
Kenneth Lonergan
1999 LAFCA Award – Best Screenplay
Being John Malkovich
Charlie Kaufman
1998 LAFCA Award – Best Screenplay
Bulworth
Warren Beatty
1997 LAFCA Award – Best Screenplay
L.A. Confidential
Curtis Hanson
1996 LAFCA Award – Best Screenplay
Fargo
Ethan Coen
1995 LAFCA Award – Best Screenplay
Sense and Sensibility
Emma Thompson
1994 LAFCA Award – Best Screenplay
Pulp Fiction
Quentin Tarantino
1993 LAFCA Award – Best Screenplay
The Piano
Jane Campion
1992 LAFCA Award – Best Screenplay
Unforgiven
David Webb Peoples
1991 LAFCA Award – Best Screenplay
Bugsy
James Toback
1990 LAFCA Award – Best Screenplay
Reversal of Fortune
Nicholas Kazan
1989 LAFCA Award – Best Screenplay
Drugstore Cowboy
Gus Van Sant
1988 LAFCA Award – Best Screenplay
Bull Durham
Ron Shelton
1987 LAFCA Award – Best Screenplay
Hope and Glory
John Boorman
1986 LAFCA Award – Best Screenplay
Hannah and Her Sisters
Woody Allen
1985 LAFCA Award – Best Screenplay
Brazil
Terry Gilliam
1984 LAFCA Award – Best Screenplay
Amadeus
Peter Shaffer
1983 LAFCA Award – Best Screenplay
Terms of Endearment
James L. Brooks
1982 LAFCA Award – Best Screenplay
Tootsie
Larry Gelbart
1981 LAFCA Award – Best Screenplay
Atlantic City
John Guare
1980 LAFCA Award – Best Screenplay
Return of the Secaucus Seven
John Sayles
1979 LAFCA Award – Best Screenplay
Kramer vs. Kramer
Robert Benton
1978 LAFCA Award – Best Screenplay
An Unmarried Woman
Paul Mazursky
1977 LAFCA Award – Best Screenplay
Annie Hall
Woody Allen
1976 LAFCA Award – Best Screenplay
