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NASDAQ delayed by at least 15 minutes. For a complete list of exchanges and delays, please click here. "Winter's Bone," "Kids" come up big at Spirit Awards Tweet This Share on LinkedIn Share on Facebook By Bob Tourtellotte LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Drama "Winter's Bone" and comedy "The Kids Are All Right" came up big at the Independent Spirit Award nominations on Tuesday earning nods in several categories including best film for the key movie... Related News "Winter's Bone" wins best film at Gotham Awards 2:24pm EST James Franco, Anne Hathaway to co-host Oscars Mon, Nov 29 2010 Cheat sheet of leading Oscar contenders Wed, Nov 24 2010 Documentaries aim to make Oscar history Tue, Nov 23 2010 Lesbian family film "Kids" elbows into Oscar race Wed, Nov 17 2010 Related Topics Zagat Power Lunches » Film » Fashion » Entertainment » Stocks 1 / 4 Actress Jennifer Lawrence is shown in a scene from Roadside Attraction's film 'Winter's Bone' in the undated publicity photo released to Reuters November 30, 2010. Credit: Reuters/Sebastian Mlynarski/Roadside Attractions/Handout By Bob Tourtellotte LOS ANGELES | Tue Nov 30, 2010 2:23pm EST LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Drama "Winter's Bone" and comedy "The Kids Are All Right" came up big at the Independent Spirit Award nominations on Tuesday earning nods in several categories including best film for the key movie awards. "Winter's Bone," a dark drama about a girl searching for her father in a drug-infested community in rural Arkansas, earned seven nominations, including for director Debra Granik and star Jennifer Lawrence, who earned a nod for best actress. The nominations mark two straight days of recognition for "Winter's Bone," which also earned nods for best screenplay, cinematography, supporting actress for Dale Dickey and supporting actor for John Hawkes. On Monday, the movie was named best feature film at New York's Gotham Awards, which also recognizes independently-made movies. But at the Los Angeles-based Spirit Awards, "Winter's Bone" will face stiff competition from "The Kids Are All Right," which has been a winner at film festivals and box offices. The comedy tells of a lesbian couple whose children locate their sperm donor father. "Kids" collected five nominations, also in the best director category for Lisa Cholodenko, best actress for Annette Bening, supporting actor for Mark Ruffalo and screenplay, Joining "Winter's Bone" and "Kids" on the list of feature film nominees were director Danny Boyle's adventure film "127 Hours," about a man trapped in a canyon, Darren Aronofsky's ballet drama "Black Swan," telling of a dancer competing for a lead role in a production of "Swan Lake," and Noah Baumbach's "Greenberg" in which a man look for meaning in life. Boyle and Aronofsky both landed nominations for best director, and rounding out the nominees in that category was John Cameron Mitchell with his drama "Rabbit Hole," starring Nicole Kidman and Aaron Eckhart as a couple grieving over the death of their young son. KEY EVENT FOR INDIE FILMS The Independent Spirit Awards, given out by the Los Angeles-based group Film Independent, are a key event for films made outside Hollywood's major studios that are looking for recognition in the race for Oscars. Last year, for instance, Jeff Bridges collected an Independent Spirit Award for best actor in his role as a country singer in "Crazy Hearts" before going on to win the Oscar for the same part. In the best lead actor race, "127 Hours" star James Franco and "Rabbit Hole's" Aaron Eckhart will compete against Ben Stiller in "Greenberg," John C. Reilly for comedy "Cyrus" and Ronald Bronstein in "Daddy Longlegs," playing a divorced father of two young boys whom he sees only a couple of weeks a year. Joining Bening and Lawrence in the race for best lead actress are Nicole Kidman for "Rabbit Hole," Natalie Portman with "Black Swan," Michelle Williams in "Blue Valentine" and Greta Gerwig for "Greenberg." 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