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OSCAR NOMINATED SHORT FILMS 2015 – LIVE ACTION
For the past ten years, ShortsHD™, the global Short Movie Channel (www.shorts.tv), has worked with Magnolia Pictures to bring the Oscar Nominated short programs (Live Action/Animation/Documentary) to theaters, giving audiences a chance to see the nominees prior to Hollywood’s Big Night. … Continue reading
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Tagged Aaron Lynch, Academy Awards, Aya, Boogaloo & Graham, Brian J. Falconer, Brigette Beyeler, Butter Lamp, Charlene McKenna, Cheryl Graf, Edward Hogg, Gangrong Dorjee, Genden Punstok, Gil Wasserman, Haim Znati, Hilel Rozman, Hu Wei, James Lucas, Jim Broadbent, Jonathan Harden, Julien Féret, Kalsang Dolma, Leung Tso, Live Action Short Subjects, Martin McCann, Mat Kirkby, Michael Lennox, Michelle Kirkman, Mihal Brezis, Nissa Kashani, Oded Binnum, Oscar, Oscars, Pablo Mehler, Parvahen, Riley Hamilton, Ronan Blaney, Sally Hawkins, Sarah Adler, ShortsHD, Soepha, Sonam Gonpo, Sonam Tashi, Stefan Eichenberger, Talkhon Hamzavi, The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences, The Phone Call, Tom Shoval, Ulrich Thomsen, Wangmo Tso, Yael Abecassis, Yang Tso, Zirang Lhamo
THE DOUBLE
The Double, an adaptation of Fyodor Dostoyevsky’s 1866 novella, is brought to the screen via writer/director Richard Ayoade and co-screenwriter Avi Korine. What Ayoade and Korine get right is Dostoyevsky’s impending sense of doom. No one is going to walk … Continue reading
GODZILLA
Consider what it must have been like for an ant building a hill on the island of Guadalcanal in 1942. You, and a thousand of your closest friends, are going about the business of collecting food and constructing tunnels when … Continue reading
Movie Beat – 05.16.14
Ai Weiwei: The Fake Case – Reactionary and revolutionary Chinese artist, Ai Weiwei is out on bail. Apparently the Chinese government is taking cues from The Untouchables, because Weiwei was thrown in solitary confinement for 81 days due to Tax … Continue reading
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Tagged A Short History of Decay, Aaron Sterns, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Aasif Mandvi, Ai Weiwei, Ai Weiwei: The Fake Case, Alan Arkin, Andreas Johnsen, Angela Sarafyan, Anika Noni Rose, Audrey Tautou, Benjamin King, Bill Paxton, Biyi Bandele, Bryan Cranston, Bryan Greenberg, Cara Buono, Cécile De France, Cédric Klapisch, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Chinese Puzzle, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Chris Chrisafis, Craig Gillespie, Dave Callaham, David Rasche, David Strathairn, Devon Graye, Dreama Walker, Elizabeth Olsen, Emmanuelle Chriqui, Frank Darabont, Gareth Edwards, Godzilla, Greg McLean, Griffin Dunne, Half of a Yellow Sun, Hanna Ranch, Harris Yulin, James Gray, Jeremy Renner, Joaquin Phoenix, John Boyega, John C. McGinley, John Jarratt, Jon Hamm, Joseph Mawle, Juliette Binoche, Justin Schwarz, Kathleen Rose Perkins, Kelly Reilly, Ken Watanabe, Kirk Hanna, Linda Lavin, Madeleine Martin, Madhur Mittal, Margaux Mansart, Marion Cotillard, Max Borenstein, Michael Maren, Million Dollar Arm, Mitch Dickman, Philippe Klaus, Ric Menello, Romain Duris, Ryan Corr, Sally Hawkins, Sandrine Holt, Shane Connor, Shannon Ashlyn, Stuart Margolin, Suraj Sharma, Thandie Newton, The Discoverers, The Immigrant, Tom McCarthy, Wolf Creek 2
THE OSCAR NOMINATED SHORT SUBJECTS – ANIMATION
Of the twenty-four categories, The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences devotes three categories to honor achievement in a short subject: Animation, Documentary, and Live Action. Submissions must be less than 40 minutes in length and have held a … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexandre Espigares, Animated Short Subjects, Axel Scheffler, Daniel Sousa, David Walliams, Feral, Get a Horse!, Gillian Anderson, Julia Donaldson, Lauren MacMullan, Laurent Witz, Martin Clunes, Mr. Hublot, Oscar, Oscars, Possessions, Rob Brydon, Room on the Broom, Sally Hawkins, Shuhei Morita, Simon Pegg, The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences, Timothy Spall
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