Black Reel Awards of 2000

Here are the winners and nominees for the 2000 Black Reel Awards.^[1]

Category	Winner	Nominees
Best Film	The Hurricane	The Best Man Summer of Sam Life The Wood
Best Director	Malcolm D. Lee (The Best Man)	Spike Lee (Summer of Sam) Rick Famuyiwa (The Wood)
Best Actor	Denzel Washington (The Hurricane)	Eddie Murphy (Bowfinger) Taye Diggs (The Best Man) Laurence Fishburne (The Matrix) Sean Nelson (The Wood)
Best Actress	Nia Long (The Best Man)	Rosario Dawson (Light It Up) Malinda Williams (The Brothers) Rosie Perez (The 24 Hour Woman) Thandie Newton (Besieged)
Best Supporting Actor	Michael Clark Duncan (The Green Mile)	Ice Cube (Three Kings) Terrence Howard (The Best Man) Delroy Lindo (The Cider House Rules) Jamie Foxx (Any Given Sunday)
Best Supporting Actress	Erykah Badu (The Cider House Rules)	Lisa Gay Hamilton (True Crime) Angela Bassett (Music of the Heart) Queen Latifah (The Bone Collector) Rebekah Johnson (Liberty Heights)
Best Screenplay, Adapted or Original	Malcolm D. Lee (The Best Man)	Spike Lee (Summer of Sam) Rick Famuyiwa and Todd Boyd (The Wood)
Best Original Soundtrack	The Best Man	Summer of Sam The Wood Life
Best Television Movie/Mini-Series	Introducing Dorothy Dandridge	A Lesson Before Dying Having Our Say: The Delany Sisters' First 100 Years Love Songs Funny Valentines Jackie's Back Strange Justice
Best Director (Television Movie/Mini-Series)	Louis Gossett Jr. (Love Songs)	Charles Burnett (Selma, Lord, Selma) Julie Dash (Funny Valentines) Robert Townsend (Jackie's Back) Ernest R. Dickerson (Strange Justice)
Best Actor (Television Movie/Mini-Series)	Don Cheadle (A Lesson Before Dying)	Sidney Poitier (The Simple Life of Noah Dearborn) Andre Braugher (Love Songs) Louis Gossett Jr. (Love Songs) Delroy Lindo (Strange Justice)
Best Actress (Television Movie/Mini-Series)	Halle Berry (Introducing Dorothy Dandridge)	Alfre Woodard (Funny Valentines) Jenifer Lewis (Jackie's Back) Lynn Whitfield (Love Songs) Regina Taylor (Strange Justice)
Best Supporting Actor (Television Movie/Mini-Series)	Mekhi Phifer (A Lesson Before Dying)	James Earl Jones (Santa and pete) Obba Babatundé (Introducing Dorothy Dandridge) Brent Jennings (Introducing Dorothy Dandridge) Carl Gordon (Love Songs)
Best Supporting Actress (Television Movie/Mini-Series)	Cicely Tyson (A Lesson Before Dying)	Jurnee Smollett (Selma, Lord, Selma) Loretta Devine (Funny Valentines) Lisa Arrindell Anderson (A Lesson Before Dying) Irma P. Hall (A Lesson Before Dying)
Best Screenplay, Adapted or Original (Television Movie/Mini-Series)	Ernest J. Gaines (A Lesson Before Dying)	A. Elizabeth Delany and Sarah L. Delany (Having Our Say: The Delany Sisters' First 100 Years) Ron Stacker Thompson, Ashley Tyler and Amy Schor Ferris (Funny Valentines) Charles Fuller (Love Songs)

References

↑ http://www.imdb.com/event/ev0000957/2000

Black Reel Awards

Current awards (Film)	Best Film Best Director Best Actor Best Actress Best Supporting Actor Best Supporting Actress Best Breakthrough Performance Best Ensemble Best Screenplay, Adapted or Original Best Original or Adapted Song Best Original Score Best Voice Performance Best Foreign Film Best Short Film Best Feature Documentary Best Independent Documentary Best Independent Film

Current awards (Television)	Best Television Miniseries or Movie Best Television Documentary Best Actor: Television Miniseries or Movie Best Actress: Television Movie/Cable Best Supporting Actor: Television Movie/Cable Best Supporting Actress: Television Movie/Cable Best Director: Television Movie/Cable Best Screenplay: Television Movie/Cable

Retired awards (Film)	Best Film Poster Best New Director (1989–1996)

Retired awards (Television)	Best Original Television Program

Ceremonies	2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

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