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A list of the Canadians in the running at this year's Academy Awards show
Film director and screenwriter Kim Nguyen poses in Montreal, Thursday, February 14, 2013. Nguyen's film "Rebelle" is nominated for an Academy award in the best foreign-language film category.THE CANADIAN PRESS/Graham Hughes.
LOS ANGELES, Calif. - A list of the Canadians in the running at this year's Academy Awards show, which will be held Feb. 24:
— Kim Nguyen of Montreal, best foreign language film, for "Rebelle" ("War Witch")
— Mychael Danna of Toronto, best original score and best original song, for "Life of Pi"
— Yan England of Montreal, best live action short film, for "Henry"
— Mino Jarjoura of Toronto (with Bryan Buckley), best live-action short film, for "Asad"
— Montreal-based Ariel Nasr (with Sam French), best live-action short film, for "Buzhkashi Boys"
— Jim Erickson of Salt Spring Island, B.C., (with Rick Carter), best production design, for "Lincoln"
— Vancouver-based Guillaume Rocheron (with Bill Westenhofer, Erik-Jan De Boer and Donald R. Elliott), best visual effects, "Life of Pi"
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