Chicago Film Critics Association Award for Best Director

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The Chicago Film Critics Association Award for Best Director is an annual award given by the Chicago Film Critics Association.

[edit] Winners

• 1989: Spike Lee

for directing Do the Right Thing

• 1990: Martin Scorsese

for directing GoodFellas

• 1993: Steven Spielberg

for directing Schindler's List

• 1994: Quentin Tarantino

for directing Pulp Fiction

• 1995: Oliver Stone

for directing Nixon

• 1996: Joel Cohen

for directing Fargo

• 1997: Curtis Hanson

for directing L.A. Confidential

• 1998: Terrence Malick

for directing The Thin Red Line

• 1999: Sam Mendes

for directing American Beauty

• 2000: Steven Soderbergh

for directing Traffic

• 2001: David Lynch

for directing Mulholland Dr.

• 2002: Todd Haynes

for directing Far From Heaven

• 2003: Peter Jackson

for directing The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King

• 2004: Clint Eastwood

for directing Million Dollar Baby

• 2005: David Cronenberg

for directing A History of Violence

• 2006: Martin Scorsese

for directing The Departed