‘Moon’ and ‘Doctor Who’: “The Waters of Mars” are 2010 Hugo winners

WorldCon is going on this weekend in Melboure, and the Hugo Awards were announced last night. Duncan Jones’ Moon won Best Dramatic Presentation (Long Form), and Doctor Who: “The Waters of Mars” won Best Dramatic Presentation (Short Form).

A list of all the Hugo winners is available at io9.

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posted by texphile (Sun Sep 05 10, 2:59PM)

Joss Whedon was robbed again! Much as I liked Dr Who, Epilogue 1 was a much better example of the genre. I look forward to your emails......

posted by CoriAnn (Sun Sep 05 10, 4:50PM)

I am so glad Moon won. It was just a fantastic little film that not enough people have seen. Maybe this will help put it on the radar for a few more people.

posted by Lisa (Sun Sep 05 10, 7:23PM)

Glad Waters of Mars won - David gave a fantastic performance in that

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