The 16th annual Lumiere Awards celebrated excellence in filmmaking, with 'Sinners', 'Zootopia 2', and 'KPop Demon Hunters' taking home top honors from the Advanced Imaging Society (AIS). This year’s event recognized the artists, technicians, and innovators who are pushing the boundaries of storytelling and cinematic technology, showcasing their achievements in front of industry peers.

According to Jim Chabin, the president of the AIS, this year’s winners have produced remarkable works that surpass the limits of creative and technical feasibility. He expressed that the achievements of these laureates reflect the promising future of the film industry, hinting at an era filled with excitement and innovation. The recognition of diverse projects highlights the growing spectrum of talent within the industry.

The Best Live Action Film Lumiere Award was presented to 'Sinners', with actor Delroy Lindo handing the statue to producer Sev Ohanian. Additionally, the film's sound team, comprising Chris Welker, Steve Bendetker, and Benny Bert, received the award for Best Sound. The committee praised the film for its brilliant production and execution, indicating that such excellence in filmmaking sets a high standard for future projects.