The 1972 Retro Hollmann Awards, Part Two

Our final day of looking at the films of 1972. With three (performance-based) wins for 1776 yesterday, three for Cabaret, and one apiece The Poseidon Adventure and Super Fly (in its only nomination), here are the remainder of the 1972 Retro Hollmann Awards winners. As always, re-familiarize yourself with the Top Ten and nominees, then come back here to witness:

Best Cinematography

1. 1776

Harry Stradling, Jr.

2. Across 110th Street

Jack Priestley

3. Cabaret

Geoffrey Unsworth

4. The Godfather

Gordon Willis

5. Lake of Dracula

Rokurô Nishigaki

The remaining eight awards, after the jump...

The 1972 Retro Hollmann Awards, Part One

The Top Ten is done, you've seen the nominees - now the winners of the 1972 Retro Hollmann Awards...Part One:

Best Original Song

1. "Pusherman" from Super Fly

music and lyrics by Curtis Mayfield

2. "Money, Money" from Cabaret

music by John Kander

lyrics by Fred Ebb

3. "Sister" from Black Girl

music and lyrics by Ed Bogas and Jesse Osborne

4. "Mein Herr" from Cabaret

music by John Kander

lyrics by Fred Ebb

5. "The Song from The Poseidon Adventure" from The Poseidon Adventure

music and lyrics by Al Kasha and Joel Hirschhorn

Eight more categories, including Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Actor, and Best Director, after the jump...

The 1972 Retro Hollmann Awards Nominees

With the Top Ten unveiled, here are the nominees for the 1972 Retro Hollmann Awards:

The Top Ten Films of 1972

Here it is, finally: my Top Ten Films of 1972! With apologies to Buck and the Preacher, Deliverance, Frogs, The King of Marvin Gardens, Malcolm X, Murmur of the Heart, and What's Up, Doc?.

Now, without further ado, in alphabetical order:

1972: Some Nominees

Cinematography, documentary, and film editing - these are the films honored in those categories only, who didn't break the threshold into the music, screenplay, acting, directing, or Picture categories - though, frankly, one or more of them definitely should have: