Academy Awards

1985 Academy Awards - Cinematography WinnerThe Killing FieldsChris MengesA journalist is trapped in Cambodia during tyrant Pol Pot's bloody 'Year Zero' cleansing campaign, which claimed the lives of two million 'undesirable' civilians.Amazon1985 Academy Awards - Cinematography NomineesA Passage to IndiaErnest DayAmazonAmadeusMiroslav OndrícekAmazonThe NaturalCaleb DeschanelAmazonThe RiverVilmos ZsigmondAmazon

1986 Academy Awards - Cinematography WinnerOut of AfricaDavid WatkinIn 20th-century colonial Kenya, a Danish baroness/plantation owner has a passionate love affair with a free-spirited big-game hunter.Amazon1986 Academy Awards - Cinematography NomineesMurphy's RomanceWilliam A. FrakerAmazonRanTakao SaitôAmazonThe Color PurpleAllen DaviauAmazonWitnessJohn SealeAmazon

1987 Academy Awards - Cinematography WinnerThe MissionChris MengesEighteenth century Spanish Jesuits try to protect a remote South American tribe in danger of falling under the rule of pro-slavery Portugal.Amazon1987 Academy Awards - Cinematography NomineesA Room with a ViewTony Pierce-RobertsAmazonPeggy Sue Got MarriedJordan CronenwethAmazonPlatoonRobert RichardsonAmazonStar Trek IV: The Voyage HomeDonald PetermanAmazon

1988 Academy Awards - Cinematography WinnerThe Last EmperorVittorio StoraroThe story of the final Emperor of China.Amazon1988 Academy Awards - Cinematography NomineesBroadcast NewsMichael BallhausAmazonEmpire of the SunAllen DaviauAmazonHope and GloryPhilippe RousselotAmazonMatewanHaskell WexlerAmazon

1989 Academy Awards - Cinematography WinnerMississippi BurningPeter BiziouTwo F.B.I. Agents with wildly different styles arrive in Mississippi to investigate the disappearance of some civil rights activists.Amazon1989 Academy Awards - Cinematography NomineesRain ManJohn SealeAmazonTequila SunriseConrad L. HallAmazonThe Unbearable Lightness of BeingSven NykvistAmazonWho Framed Roger RabbitDean CundeyAmazon

1990 Academy Awards - Cinematography WinnerGloryFreddie FrancisRobert Gould Shaw leads the U.S. Civil War's first all-black volunteer company, fighting prejudices from both his own Union Army, and the Confederates.Amazon1990 Academy Awards - Cinematography NomineesBlazeHaskell WexlerAmazonBorn on the Fourth of JulyRobert RichardsonAmazonThe AbyssMikael SalomonAmazonThe Fabulous Baker BoysMichael BallhausAmazon

1991 Academy Awards - Cinematography WinnerDances with WolvesDean SemlerLieutenant John Dunbar, assigned to a remote western Civil War outpost, befriends wolves and Indians, making him an intolerable aberration in the military.Amazon1991 Academy Awards - Cinematography NomineesAvalonAllen DaviauAmazonDick TracyVittorio StoraroAmazonHenry & JunePhilippe RousselotAmazonThe Godfather: Part IIIGordon WillisAmazon

1992 Academy Awards - Cinematography WinnerJFKRobert RichardsonNew Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison discovers there's more to the Kennedy assassination than the official story.Amazon1992 Academy Awards - Cinematography NomineesBugsyAllen DaviauAmazonTerminator 2: Judgment DayAdam GreenbergAmazonThe Prince of TidesStephen GoldblattAmazonThelma & LouiseAdrian BiddleAmazon

1993 Academy Awards - Cinematography WinnerA River Runs Through ItPhilippe RousselotThe story about two sons of a stern minister -- one reserved, one rebellious -- growing up in rural Montana while devoted to fly fishing.Amazon1993 Academy Awards - Cinematography NomineesHoffaStephen H. BurumAmazonHowards EndTony Pierce-RobertsAmazonThe LoverRobert FraisseAmazonUnforgivenJack N. GreenAmazon

1994 Academy Awards - Cinematography WinnerSchindler's ListJanusz KaminskiIn German-occupied Poland during World War II, industrialist Oskar Schindler gradually becomes concerned for his Jewish workforce after witnessing their persecution by the Nazis.Amazon1994 Academy Awards - Cinematography NomineesFarewell My ConcubineChangwei GuAmazonSearching for Bobby FischerConrad L. HallAmazonThe FugitiveMichael ChapmanAmazonThe PianoStuart DryburghAmazon