The 2023 Gold Diggers Mid Year Awards Nominations
After a multi-year hiatus, the Gold Diggers Gang are back! For the first time since Winter 2021, the God Diggers Gang banded together announced their nomination slate, this time honouring the first half of the 2023 cinematic year. As usual, our voting body membership is malleable, shifting and adapting year-to-year. As a raison d’être, our mission statement is to group together a subset of distinct figures and voices within the world of film criticism and to highlight the finest cinematic works of the first half of 2023. Our voting body consists of film critics, film journalists, podcasters, festival programmers, film students and film professors. While selecting our panelists, we here at Gold Digger prioritize diversity, and our panel represents a mixture of high-minded thinkers from diverse walks of life, with various taste and identities.
In a time, where politics are seeping into every fragment of our way of life, the craft of film criticism has proven that it’s not immune to various forms of politicization. It is our belief, we need to remain vigilant in being as objective as possible in our nomination sectioning process. Meaning as voters, we need to be true to our taste.
This year, our voting body membership is as followed:
1. Claudio Alves, Senior Columnist, The Film Experience / Critic, MHD Magazine
2. Alfie Amaya, Freelance Writer, High on Films
3. Georgii Antono, Cinephile
4. Nic Austin, Branded Content Editor, Out Magazine
5. Joy Barger, Columnist / Writer, Hue Watched It
6. Jamila Brown, Cinephile
7. Andriano Caporusso, Critic & Awards Pundit, Bitesize Breakdown
8. Dustin Chang, Lead Critic, Screen Anarchy
9. Cameron Clark, Film Scholar affiliated with Vanderbilt University
10. Scott Cole, Contributor, Music City Drive-In
11. Eoin Daly, Cinephile
12. Harris Dang, Film Writer, In Their Own League
13. Mat Daniel, Grad Student, University of Canterbury
14. A.A. Dowd, Freelance Critic,
15. Glenn Dunks, Freelance Critic,
16. Seth Eelen, Editor-In-Chief, into:screens
17. Caden Mark Gardner, Freelance Critic
18. Conrado Falco III, Podcaster, The Criterion Project
19. John Lynn-Fernandez, Freelance Critic, ICS Member
20. The Grand Mufti of Cinema, Cinephile
21. Lawrence Garcia, Freelance Critic
22. Patrick Gratton, Editor-In-Chief, Gold Digger / Director’s Guild of Canada Member – Assistant Director Caucus
23. Robert Hamer, Associate Writer, Awards Radar
24. Julian Janssen, Film Critic, Obviously Reviews
25. Adam Klay, Cinephile
26. Shadan Larki, Writer, Awards Daily
27. Ray Lewis, Cinephile
28. Kolby Mac, Podcaster, KolbyToldMe
29. Wendell Macapagal, Cinephile
30. Kenny Miles, Writer, We Live Entertainment / Pollster, Cinemascore
31. Ben Miller, Owner, IceCream4Freaks / Contributor, The Film Experience
32. Kip Mooney, Critic, College Movie Reviews
33. Matt Neglia, Owner & Editor In Chief, Next Best Picture
34. Josh Parham, Writer, Next Best Picture
35. Marc Rob, Podcaster, We Should Do This Again
36. Andre Renato, Film Critic, Sombras Electricas / Researcher & Professor,
37. Nick Sheist, Owner, TheShiest.com
38. Andre Sousa, Film Student / Contributor, HD Magazine
39. Nick Taylor, Contributor, The Film Experience
40. Tomas Trussow, Creator, The Lonely Film Critic
41. Maxance Vincent, Freelance Critic,
42. Seth Vargas, Podcaster, The Movie Friends
43. Sarah Williams, Critic, In Review Online / Filmotomy
44. Samuel Young, Historian
On July 26th, we announced our nominations for the 2023 Gold Diggers Mid-Year Awards, with Wes Anderson’s Asteroid City leading with 17 nominees, a record for our group. The latest from Mr. Anderson is a Russian nest doll variation of his signature porcelain doll house pastiche esthetic, this time focusing on a group of Americans forced into lockdown as a small New Mexico community is struck by an encounter with Extraterrestrials. Trailing with 11 nominations is Chad Stahelski’s John Wick: Chapter 4, the fourth entry in the maximalist, ultra-violent, stunt extravaganza action series following a rogue assassin battling a universe primarily composed of other assassins. Coming in third, is another Hollywood sequel, Joaquim Dos Santos & Justin K. Thompson & Kemp Powers’ Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, a cultural phenomenon that not only pushes the boundaries of the craft of animation, but boundaries of comic-book adaptation storytelling as a whole, with 10 nominations.
Of the three films, Asteroid City is the only nomination leader to be nominated for Best Director. In the category, Anderson competes against contemporary American Auteurs Kelly Reinchardt for Showing Up, a character study about a forty-something art sculptor going through neurosis in the days leading up to her latest exhibit, and Ari Aster for Beau Is Afraid, a Kafkaesque fantasia as the titular Beau travels cross country to his attend his mother’s funeral. Also nominated were Celine Song for her debut film Past Lives, a tender romantic drama centered around Nora, a Korean-American immigrant, and her lifelong romantic pulls between her husband Arthur and Jung her childhood crush, and Queer Spanish filmmaker Albert Serra, for Pacification, a somnolent cold war thriller (an oxymoron sure) about the threat of a nuclear outbreak in the Indonesian isles of Tahiti,
Six of the seven aforementioned titles, Asteroid City, Beau Is Afraid, John Wick Chapter 4, Pacifiction, Past Lives and Showing Up dominate the acting categories with Hong Chau, Grace Edwards, Greta Lee, Patti LuPone, Scarlett Johansson, Jon Magaro, Benoit Magimel, Pahoa Mahagafanau, Joaquim Pheonix, Rina Sawayyama, Jason Schwartzman, Teo Yoo and Donnie Yen all getting individual nominations. Also nominated for acting are Virginie Efira and Glenn Howerton, in Best Leading Actress and Best Supporting Actor respectfully, for their powerhouse performances in Rebecca Zlotowski’s Other People’s Children znd Matt Johnson’s BlackBerry. Cinematic mother-daughter duo Abby Ryder Fornston and Rachel McAdams were nominated in Best Leading and Supporting Actress for their work in Kelly Craig Fremon’s adaptation of the Judy Bloom YA novel Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret., while both of the romantic leads of Raine Allen-Miller’s Rye Lane, David Jonsson and Vivian Oparah, were nominated in the Acting Newcomer category.
While not receiving any individual acting nominees, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse marks the first voice ensemble to make the Best Ensemble category. One of it’s supporting actors, Jason Schwartzman is a three-time nominee, not only for his voice work Across the Spider-Verse, but also for his aforementioned Best Leading Actor nomination and Ensemble nomination for work in Asteroid City. Other Across the Spider-Verse ensemble players, Greta Lee was nominated for Best Leading Actress for Past Lives and Peter Sohn’s directorial effort Elementals was also nominated for Best Animated Film. Elsewhere, passion support for two international titles, Sadim Sadig’s Joyland and Albert Serra’s Pacifiction, landed them on our Best Feature Film Ballot. Other international titles such as Hlynur Palmasson’s Godland, Joao Pedro Rogriguez’s Will-O’-The-Wisp and Véréna Paravel and Lucien Castaing-Taylor’s De humani corporis fabrica all managed to break through in some bellow the line tech categories.
A24 led the distributor nomination count with 22 nominees, thanks to the popularity of Past Lives (9 nominations), Beau Is Afraid (7 nominations) and Showing Up (6 Nominations). Ms. Reichard’s previous film First Cow took home the Mid-Year Best Feature Film Prize back in 2020. Focus Features trailed with 21 nominations and Lionsgate with 17 nominations.
Our winners will be announced on Monday, August 20th, 2023. Our full nominations are as followed.
1. Best Picture:
Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret. (Lionsgate) – Julie Ansell & Judy Blume & Amy Brooks & James L. Brooks & Kelly Fremon Craig & Aldric La'auli Porter & Richard Sakai (Producers)
Asteroid City (Focus Features) – Wes Anderson & Jeremy Dawson & Steven Rales (Producers)
Beau Is Afraid (A24) – Ari Aster & Lars Knudsen (Producers)
How to Blow Up a Pipeline (Neon) – Ariela Barer & Alex Black & Daniel Goldhaber & Alex Hughes & Isa Mazzel & Adam Wyatt Tate & David Grove (Producers)
John Wick Chapter 4 (Lionsgate) – Basil Iwanyk & Erica Lee & Chad Stahelski (Producers)
Joyland (Oscilloscope) – Apoorva Guru Charan & Sarmad Sultan & Khoosat & Lauren Mann & Katharina Otto-Bernstein & Oliver Ridge & April Shih & Sabiha Sumar (Producers)
Pacifiction (Grasshopper Films) – Pierre-Olivier Bardet & Dirk Becker & Joaquim Sapinho & Andrea Schutte & Albert Serra & Marta Alves (Producers)
Past Lives (A24) – David Hinojosa & Pamela Koffler & Christine Vachon (Producers)
Showing Up (A24) – Neil Kopp & Vincent Savino & Anish Savjani (Producers)
Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse (Columbia Pictures) – Avi Arad & Phil Lord & Christopher Miller & Amy Pascal & Christine Steinberg (Producers)
2. Best Directing:
Wes Anderson, Asteroid City
Ari Aster, Beau Is Afraid
Kelly Reichardt, Showing Up
Albert Serra, Pacifiction
Celine Song, Past Lives
3. Best Film Not In the English Language. *** 6 WAY TIE ***:
Alcarràs (Spain / Italy) – Tono Folguera & Sergi Moreno & Stefan Schmitz & Maria Zamora (Producers)
The Blue Caftan (Morocco / France) – Navil Ayouch (Producer)
De Humani Corporis Fabrica (France / Switzerland) – Pauline Gygax & Max Karli & Valentina Novati (Producers)
Joyland (Pakistan / USA) -- Apoorva Guru Charan & Sarmad Sultan & Khoosat & Lauren Mann & Katharina Otto-Bernstein & Oliver Ridge & April Shih & Sabiha Sumar (Producers)
Other People’s Children (France) – Frédéric Jouve (Producer)
Pacifiction (France / Spain / Portugal) -- – Pierre-Olivier Bardet & Dirk Becker & Joaquim Sapinho & Andrea Schutte & Albert Serra & Marta Alves (Producers)
4. Best Animated Film:
Elemental – Denis Ream (Producer)
Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse– Avi Arad & Phil Lord & Christopher Miller & Amy Pascal & Christine Steinberg (Producers)
Suzume -- Kôichirô Itô & Genki Kawamura (Producers)
5. Best Non-Fiction Film:
De Humani Corporis Fabrica (France / Switzerland) – Pauline Gygax & Max Karli & Valentina Novati (Producers)
The Plains – David Easteal (Producer)
Rewind & Play – Arnaud Dommerc & Alain Gomis & Anouk Khelifa (Producers)
Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie – Will Cohen & Davis Guggenheim & Jonathan King & Annetta Marion (Producers)
The Stroll -- Matt Wolf (Producer)
6. Best Directorial Debut
Creed III – Michael B. Jordan (Director-Producer); William Chartoff & Ryan Coogler & Jonathan Glickman & Elizabeth Raposo & Sylvester Stallone & Charles Winkler & David Winkler & Irwin Winkler (Producers)
Joyland – Saim Sadiq (Director); Apoorva Guru Charan & Sarmad Sultan & Khoosat & Lauren Mann & Katharina Otto-Bernstein & Oliver Ridge & April Shih & Sabiha Sumar (Producers)
Past Lives – Celine Song (Director); David Hinojosa & Pamela Koffler & Christine Vachon (Producers)
Rye Lane -- Raine Allen-Miller (Director); Yvonne Isimeme Ibazebo & Damian Jones (Producers)
A Thousand and One -- A. V. Rockwell (Director); Julia Lebedev & Rishi Rajani & Eddie Vaisman & Lena Waithe & Brad Weston (Producers)
7. Best Ensemble Cast:
Air
Lindsay Graham Ahanonu , Mary Vernieu (Casting Directors); Ben Affleck & Jason Bateman & Matt Damon & Viola Davis & Joel Gretsch & Matthew Maher & Chris Messina & Jay Mohr & Michael O’Neill & Gustav Skarsgård & Bill Smith & Barbara Sukowa & Julius Tennon & Chris Tucker & Damon Wayans (Cast)
Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret.
Melissa Kostenbauder (Casting Director); Kathy Bates & Landon S. Baxter & Zack Brooks & Mia Dillon & Abby Ryder Fortson & Elle Graham & Gary Houston & Echo Kellum & Katherine Mallen Kupferer & Ethan McDowell & Kate MacCluggage & Simms May & Rachel McAdams & Amari Alexis Price & Benny Safdie & Isol Young (Cast)
Asteroid City
Douglas Aibel (Casting Director); Bob Balaban & Zoe Bernard & Damien Bonnard & Adrien Brody & Steve Carrell & Hong Chau & Bryan Cranston & Hope Davis & Williem Dafoe & Matt Dillon & Deanne Dunagan & Grace Edwards & Ella Faris & Gracie Faris & Willan Faris & Braydem Frasure & Rupert Friend & Jeff Goldblum & Tom Hanks & Maya Hawke & Scarlett Johansson & Ethan Josh Lee & Sophia Lillis & Ivan Lopez & Sam Marra & Aristou Meehan & Preston Mota & Edward Norton & Steve Park & Tony Revolori & Margot Robbie Jake Ryan & Live Schreiber & Jason Schwartzman & Fisher Stevens & Tilda Swinton & Rita Wilson & Jeffrey Wright (Cast)
Showing Up
Simon Max Hill (Casting Director); Andre Benjamin & Hong Chau & Chse Hawkins & Judd Hirsch & Heather Lawless & James Le Gros & John Magaro & Matt Malloy & Orianne Milne Amanda Plummer & Maryann Plunkett & Ted Rooney & Theo Taplitz & Bahni Turpin & Michelle Williams (Cast)
Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse
Libby Thomas Dickey & Mary Hidalgo (Casting Directors); Mahershala Ali & Sofia Barclay & Rachel Dratch & Ayo Edebiri & Donald Glover & Kimiko Glenn & Brian Tyree Henry & Oscar Isaac & Jharrel Jerome & Jake Johnson & Daniel Kaluuya & Josh Keaton & Taran Killam & Greta Lee & Yuri Lowenthal & Peggy Lu & Nic Novicki & Jiggy Marley & Shameik Moore & Danielle Perez & Elizabeth Perkins & Jack Quaid & Issa Rae & Andy Samberg & J.K. Simmons & Peter Sohn & Karan Soni & Hailee Steinfeld & Amandla Stenberg & Jorma Taccone Luna Lauren Valez & Leland Wayne & Shae Whigham (Cast)
8. Best Leading Actress:
Virginie Efira, Other People’s Children
Abby Ryder Fornston, Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret.
Greta Lee, Past Lives
Teyena Taylor, A Thousand and One
Michelle Williams, Showing Up
9. Best Leading Actor:
Joel Edgerton, Master Gardener
Benoit Magimel, Pacifiction
Joaquin Pheonix, Beau Is Afraid
Jason Schwartzman, Asteroid City
Teo Yoo, Past Lives
10. Best Supporting Actress:
Hong Chau, Showing Up
Viola Davis, Air
Scarlett Johansson, Asteroid City
Patti LuPone, Beau Is Afraid
Rachel McAdams, Are You There God? It’s Me Margaret
11. Best Supporting Actor
Glenn Howerton, BlackBerry
John Magaro, Past Lives
Jonathan Majors, Creed III
Ingvar E. Sigurdsson, Godland
Donnie Yen, John Wick Chapter 4
12. Best Acting Newcomer *** 6 WAY TIE ***:
Grace Edwards, Asteroid City
Andrew Barth Feldman, No Hard Feelings
David Jonsson, Rye Lane
Pahoa Mahagafanau, Pacifiction
Vivian Oparah, Rye Lane
Rina Sawayama, John Wick: Chapter 4
13. Best Choreography (Stunts, Dance or Other):
Creed III – Clayton J. Barber (Supervising Stunt Coordinator); Eric Brown (Asst. Stunt Coordinaor – Fight Coordinator) & Mark R. Miscione (Fight Choreorapher)
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 -- Isaac Hamon (Motion Capture Stunt Coordinator) & Samuel Le & Heidi Moneymaker (Stunt Coordinators) & Micah Karns (Fight Choreographer)
John Wick: Chapter 4 – Koji Kawamoto (Fight Choreographer) Laurent Demanioff (Fight Choreographer – Stunt Coordinator) & Stephen Dunlevy & Ralf Haeger & James M. Halty & Scott Rogers (Stunt Coordinators)
Polite Society -- Crispin Layfield (Stunt Coordinator) & Rob Lock (Fight Arranger)
Will-o’-the-Wisp -- Madalena Xavier (Dance Choreographer)
14. Best Screenplay:
Kelly Craig Fremon, Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret.
Wes Anderson, Asteroid City
Celine Song, Past Lives
Nathan Byron & Tom Melia, Rye Lane
Kelly Reichardt & Jonathan Raymond, Showing Up
15. Best Cinematography
Maria von Hausswolff, Godland
Dan Lautsen, John Wick: Chapter 4
Pawel Pogorzelski, Beau Is Afraid
Artur Tort, Pacifiction
Robert D. Yoemen, Asteroid City
16. Best Editing:
Mike Andrews, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse
Keith Fraase, Past Lives
Daniel Garber, How to Blow Up a Pipeline
Nathan Orloff, John Wick: Chapter 4
Barney Pilling, Asteroid City
17. Best Production Design
Asteroid City – Adam Stockhausen (Production Designer); Kris Moran & Gabriel Picola (Set Decorators)
Beau Is Afraid – Fiona Crombie (Production Designer); Paul Hotte (Key Set Decorator)
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 – Beth Mickle (Production Designer); Rosemary Brandenburg (Set Decorator)
John Wick Chapter 4 – Kevin Kavanaugh (Production Designer); Rand Abdeinour & Mark Rosinski (Set Decorators)
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse – Patrick O’ Keefe (Production Designer); Dean Gordon & Araiz Khalid (Art Directors)
18. Best Costume Design:
Milena Canonero, Asteroid City
Oliver Garcia, Chevalier
Judiana Makowsky, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3
Amanda Monk, Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Amongst Thieves
PC Williams, Polite Society
19. Best Makeup & Hairstyling:
Asteroid City – Julie Dartnell (Makeup & Hair Designer) & Claire Burgess (Hair & Makeup Supervisor) & Julia Vernon (Crowd Hair & Makeup Supervisor)
Beau Is Afraid – Felix Lariviere (Hair Department Head) & Colin Penman (Makeup Department Head) & Steve Newburn (Prosthetic Effects Designer)
Evil Dead Rises -- Jasoon Docherty (Prosthetic Makeup Supervisor) & Vanessa Hurley (Hair & Makeup Designer) & Hannah Wilson (Hair & makeup Supervisor)
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 – Alexel Dimitriev (Makeup Department Head) & Cassie Russek (Hair Department Head) & Lindsay MacGowen (Prosthetic Design Supervisor)
John Wick Chapter 4 – Antoinette Adertoye (Hair Co-Designer – Hair Department Head) & Petra Schaumann (Makeup Co-Designer – Makeup Department Head) & Neil Gorton (Prosthetic Makeup Designer) & Stephen Kelley (Makeup Designer) & Kerrie Smith (Hair Designer)
20. Best Visual Effects:
Asteroid City – Jep Hill & Tim Ledbury (Visual Effects Supervisors) & Pen Costa (Special Effects Supervisor) & Carlos (Special Effects Designers)
Dungeons & Dragons: Honour Amongst Thieves – Khalid Almeerani & Scott Benza & Axel Bonami & Mark Bortolotto & Dave Dalley & Ben Snow & Sreejith Venugopalian & John L. Weckworth (Visual Effects Supervisors) & Shane Mahan (Special Effects Supervisor)
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 – Ross McCabe & Guy Williams (Visual Effects Supervisors) & Lindsay McGowan (Special Effects Supervisor)
John Wick: Chapter 4 – Janelle Ralla & Jonatha Rothbart (Visual Effects Supervisors) & Rafiq Kamhawi & Devin Maggio & Gerd Nefzer & Charles-Axel Vollard (Special Effects Supervisors)
Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse – Mike Lasker (Visual Effects Supervisor)
21. Best Sound Mixing:
Asteroid City – Wayne Lemmar & Christopjer Scarabosio (Re-recording Mixers)
De humani corporis fabrica – Bruno Ehlinger (Re-recording Mixer)
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 – Christopher Boyes & Gary A. Rizzo (Re-Recording Mixers)
John Wick: Chapter 4 – Casey Genton & Andy Koyama (Re-recording Mixers)
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse – Vinii Khullar & Jessica B. Schultz (Sound Mixers) & Ryan Collins & Gary Sumers (Additional Re-recording Mixers)
22. Best Sound Editing:
Asteroid City – Wayne Lemmar & Christopjer Scarabosio (Supervising Sound Editors)
Fast X -- Paul Aulicino (Supervising Sound Editor)
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 – Dave Acord & Cheryl Nardi (Supervising Sound Editors)
John Wick: Chapter 4 – Paul P. Soucek & Mark P. Stoeckinger (Supervising Sound Editors)
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse – Geoffrey G. Rubay (Supervising Sound Editor)
23. Best Original Score
Nicholas Britell, Carmen
Alexandre Desplat, Asteroid City
Thomas Newman, Elemental
Daniel Pemberton, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse
Christopher Bear & Daniel Rossen, Past Lives
24. Best Use of Music
Are You There God? It’s Me Margaret – Frankie Pine (Music Supervisor)
Asteroid City -- Randall Poster (Music Supervisor)
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 -- Dave Jordan (Music Supervisor)
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse -- Kier Lehman (Music Supervisor); Spring Aspers (Executive Music Producer); Leland Wayne & Johan Lenox (Musicians & Lyricists)
Will-o’-the-Wisp – Nominees TBA
Nomination Summary:
Per Film:
Asteroid City -- 17
John Wick: Chapter 4 -- 11
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse – 10
Past Lives – 9
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 -- 8
Beau Is Afraid -- 7
Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret. – 6
Pacifiction – 6
Showing Up – 6
Rye Lane – 4
Creed III -- 3
De humani corporis fabrica – 3
Joyland – 3
Air – 2
Dungeons & Dragons: Honour Amongst Thieves -- 2
Elemental – 2
Godland -- 2
How to Blow Up a Pipeline – 2
Other People’s Children -- 2
Polite Society – 2
A Thousand and One -- 2
Will-o’-The-Wisp – 2
Alcarras – 1
BlackBerry -- 1
The Blue Caftan – 1
Carmen – 1
Chevalier – 1
Evil Dead Rises – 1
Fast X – 1
Master Gardener --- 1
No Hard Feelings – 1
The Plains – 1
Rewind and Play – 1
Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie – 1
Suzume – 1
Per Studio
A24 –22
Focus Features – 21
Lionsgate – 17
Columbia – 11
Walt Disney Studios – 10
Grasshopper Films – 10
Searchlight Pictures – 5
Hulu -- 4
Strand Releasing – 3
United Artists – 3
Warner Bros – 3
Amazon Studios -- 2
Janus Films – 2
Music Box Films -- 2
MUBI – 2
Neon – 2
Oscilloscope – 2
Paramount Pictures – 2
Apple Original Films -- 1
Crunchyrroll – 1
IFC Films – 1
Magnolia Films – 1
Universal Studios – 1
Sony Pictures Classics – 1
By Country:
USA – 109
Germany – 20
France -- 18
UK – 15
Canada -- 10
South Korea – 9
Portugal -- 8
Finland -- 7
Spain -- 7
Australia – 4
Iceland – 4
Denmark -- 3
Ireland – 3
Switzerland – 3
Pakistan – 3
Sweden – 2
Belgium – 1
China –1
Italy – 1
Japan – 1
Morocco – 1
New Zealand -- 1