
"All Is Lost," directed by J.C. Chandor and starring Robert Redford, was released in 2013. Upon its release, the film received critical acclaim for its minimalist storytelling, intense realism, and Redford's powerful solo performance. Despite its limited dialogue and almost solely solitary character focus, it was praised for its craftsmanship and tension-building, though it had a modest box office impact due to its niche appeal. Over time, "All Is Lost" has grown in esteem among cinephiles and critics, often cited as an underrated gem in survival cinema. It is celebrated for its atmospheric storytelling and Redford's embodiment of human resilience, solidifying its status as a modern classic within adventure and survival genres rather than being dismissed as dated or obscure. The film enjoys a dedicated following and is frequently recommended to viewers seeking a profound, minimalist cinematic experience.
Winner - Best Original Score – Motion Picture.