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The Film Academy Is Reviewing All That Data It Just Collected. But Don’t Ask What It Has On You.
So what happens now? I mean, with that presumed mountain of personal data collected over the last two months by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences on its new Representation and Inclusion Standards Entry platform.
As reported, the Academy quietly launched the online RAISE platform on Sept. 15 as an initial…
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Int’l Critics Line: Mexico’s Oscar Entry ‘Prayers For The Stolen’
Young girls hide from drug cartels in Prayers For The Stolen, Mexico's powerful entry to the International Feature Oscar race. Directed by Tatiana Huezo and loosely based on Jennifer Clement’s novel, the film, which screens at AFI Fest on November 14 and releases theatrically and on Netflix in the U.S. and select…
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Int’l Critics Line: Russia’s Oscar Submission ‘Unclenching The Fists’
The old adage "write what you know" has rarely paid off with such bleak, persuasive power as it does in Unclenching The Fists, which won the Grand Prize in Cannes’ Un Certain Regard sidebar this year, is Russia’s submission to the International Feature race at the Oscars and is screening at AFI Fest. Mubi has U.S…
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Happy Birthday, Walter Mirisch: Oldest Living Oscar Winner Turns 100 Today; His Films Include ‘West Side Story’, ‘The Apartment’ & ‘In The Heat Of The Night’
After the 2020 death of Olivia DeHavilland at age 104, Walter Mirisch became the oldest living winner of an Academy Award. Today this legendary producer turns 100 years old and is still going strong.
If for some crazy reason you don’t know the name, let me tell you the Mirisch Corporation, which he founded with…
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By Pete Hammond
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2021-22 Awards Season Calendar – Dates For The Emmys, The Grammys, The Oscars & More – Updated
There is a glut of great TV, movies and music to celebrate in 2021.
But it’s been a bumpy ride for awards shows, with many canceled, moved or modified in 2020 as the pandemic waxed and waned. In 2021, the schedule seems a little more steady and awards organizations a little more savvy.
The winter months could prove…
Oscars: Italy Selects Paolo Sorrentino’s ‘The Hand Of God’ As International Feature Submission
Italy has submitted Paolo Sorrentino's Venice Grand Jury Prize winner The Hand of God to represent the country for the Oscars' International Feature Film category. The selection marks a natural continuation on the lauded title's trajectory. After debuting on the Lido, it went on to play at the Telluride and London…
Oscars: Norway Submits Joachim Trier’s ‘The Worst Person In The World’ To International Feature Race
Norway has selected Joachim Trier's Cannes hit The Worst Person In The World as its submission to the Oscars' International Feature Film category. The choice was made by the Norwegian Oscar Committee which had earlier shortlisted three pictures, opting for Trier's third installment of the Oslo Trilogy which the…
Academy Museum Set Six-Week Film Series And Symposium On Impact Of Austrian Jews In Hollywood From Wilder To Zinnemann
The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures will be taking a trip to Vienna for a six-week programming initiative including a symposium and film series with a distinct cinematic connection to that fabled Austrian city.
The museum announced today the series launch on December 10 and running through January 31. It is designed…
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By Pete Hammond
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Russia Submits Cannes Un Certain Regard Winner ‘Unclenching The Fists’ To Oscar Race
Unclenching the Fists, the drama directed by Kira Kovalenko that won the grand prize this year in the Cannes Film Festival's Un Certain Regard sidebar, has been selected to represent Russia in the Best International Feature Film category at the 94th Oscars. The news was announced Monday by the Russian Oscar…
Oscars: Jennifer Fox Returns To Produce Governors Awards
It may have taken a year longer than normal, but Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences president David Rubin said Monday that Jennifer Fox is returning to again produce the Governors Awards. She ppreviously produced the 2018 and 2019 ceremonies.
The organization also announced that the venue for the…
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By Pete Hammond
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Costa Rica Chooses ‘Clara Sola’ As Its Oscar International Feature Submission
Costa Rica on Friday selected Nathalie Álvarez Mesén's debut feature Clara Sola to as the country’s submission to the 2022 International Feature Oscar race. The pic, which made its world premiere in the Directors’ Fortnight sidebar at this year’s Cannes Film Festival, was later scooped up by Oscilloscope Laboratories…
Dawn Hudson To Exit Motion Picture Academy CEO Post At End Of Current Term
EXCLUSIVE: Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences CEO Dawn Hudson said Monday that her current term will be her last. She signed a new deal in March of 2020 for what was expected to be three years through May of 2023, but a statement to be released later today does not specify an actual date of her departure…
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