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[Almodusa]

 

[Dark Miracles]

Carol Kane was absolutely brilliant in last episode of Hunters S2 last year so love to see hee getting some recognition

[Almodusa]

Best Director: RaMell Ross, Nickel Boys

Edited December 3, 2024 by Almodusa

[EnigmaticAndroid]

Ross! 

 

I haven't seen it yet but it looks like such an incredible, innovative directorial achievement 

[Hector]

Best Film: The Brutalist

[Almodusa]

Well that's one trifecta down

[Fading]

2 minutes ago, Almodusa said:

Well that's one trifecta down

I think they played very safe...

[Kylizzle]

The Brutalist performing super well here kind of surprised me. I wonder if it's strong enough to take BP  this season is way more exciting than people said it would be 

Edited December 3, 2024 by Kylizzle

[futurenostalgic]

1 hour ago, Donquizote said:

Marianne just won NYFCC

NYFCC curse for Best Actress continues

wait what is the curse? to not get the oscar nom?

[Kylizzle]

1 minute ago, futurenostalgic said:

wait what is the curse? to not get the oscar nom?

NYFCC Actress winner hasn't won at the Oscars since Queen Blanchett won in 2013. 

 

[Konril]

Not too long ago it was the NBR Curse and now it's NYFCC Curse.

[fridayteenage]

37 minutes ago, Konril said:

Not too long ago it was the NBR Curse and now it's NYFCC Curse.

Nbr was 7 years. Ny so far is ten years, probably 11 now 

47 minutes ago, Kylizzle said:

The Brutalist performing super well here kind of surprised me. I wonder if it's strong enough to take BP  this season is way more exciting than people said it would be 

Brutalist losing confirmed. Hasnt matched since 2011 with the artist.

It's exactly the kind of critics darling that audiences and the academy doesn't love like killers of flower, tar, drive my car, first cow, irishman

Edited December 3, 2024 by fridayteenage

[Blue Monday]

Marianne getting Best Actress is a nice boost to her campaign; Sony Pictures Classics is usually good at running stealth campaigns so she definitely shouldn't be counted out of Best Actress, especially as a previous nominee. 

[fridayteenage]

4 minutes ago, Blue Monday said:

Marianne getting Best Actress is a nice boost to her campaign; Sony Pictures Classics is usually good at running stealth campaigns so she definitely shouldn't be counted out of Best Actress, especially as a previous nominee. 

The main problem is being in a mike Leigh.

96 and 04 are the only times he got an actor in, when he got a director nom.

Despite critics loving his movies time after time.

 

And she has Bleeker street not Sony 

Edited December 3, 2024 by fridayteenage

[hausofdave]

so our top BP contenders so far are:

-a dramedy about a sex worker
-⁠an epic about an immigrant's successes and struggles pursuing the American Dream
-a film adaptation of a novel shot from the first person POV
-⁠a true story about how the arts and theater can bring people together

[Kylizzle]

42 minutes ago, Blue Monday said:

Marianne getting Best Actress is a nice boost to her campaign; Sony Pictures Classics is usually good at running stealth campaigns so she definitely shouldn't be counted out of Best Actress, especially as a previous nominee. 

She has Bleecker Street which is actually horrible at getting acting noms. I still think she misses and we have: 

Madison 

Erivo 

Kidman

Gascon

Jolie 

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Moore, Ronan, Swinton: OUT

[ctlp27]

The Brutalist will be the pick of critics for BP but Conclave will probably take it. It's a pretty good hit and will have been in theater for longer and get more exposure to voters.

[kimberly]

Saoirse Ronan went from possibly being a contender for nominations in both Best Actress and Best Supporting Actress to likely getting snubbed entirely 

 

I loved her in The Outrun. Best Actress is unfortunately a bloodbath this year — though it does make following the race more exciting and unpredictable.

[sciencemagic]

On 11/30/2024 at 3:59 AM, Rose said:

I watched Conclave. Didn't like it at all. 

What didn't you like about it?

 

Spoiler

I enjoyed it up until the ending, that was sort of nonsense  no way would these highly ambitious and cunning folks vote for someone who they didn't even know existed a week ago, and if they found out he is intersex... well it's over 

 

[family.guy123]

1 hour ago, fridayteenage said:

Nbr was 7 years. Ny so far is ten years, probably 11 now 

Brutalist losing confirmed. Hasnt matched since 2011 with the artist.

It's exactly the kind of critics darling that audiences and the academy doesn't love like killers of flower, tar, drive my car, first cow, irishman

What do you see winning BP? 

[Blue Monday]

3 hours ago, fridayteenage said:

The main problem is being in a mike Leigh.

96 and 04 are the only times he got an actor in, when he got a director nom.

Despite critics loving his movies time after time.

 

And she has Bleeker street not Sony 

 

2 hours ago, Kylizzle said:

She has Bleecker Street which is actually horrible at getting acting noms. I still think she misses and we have: 

Madison 

Erivo 

Kidman

Gascon

Jolie 

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Moore, Ronan, Swinton: OUT

Ugh I don't know why I thought SPC had this one (maybe because they've had Leigh's other films before). Bleeker Street is pretty awful, and the fact that there were some festivals that decided to pass on Hard Truths is worrying... I could see a world where the Actor's Branch + BAFTA contingent makes a case for her specifically though, she has a nice narrative and is generally well regarded. More critic's prizes would def help though. 

 

Moore and Swinton were never serious contenders I don't think, it seems like a lot of people are pretty cool on that movie in particular 

[Donquizote]

Or maybe Wicked could surprise us all and win BP.

Thinking many people will rank that movie their #2 or #3 in preferential ballots.

 

 

[Kylizzle]

3 hours ago, Blue Monday said:

 

Ugh I don't know why I thought SPC had this one (maybe because they've had Leigh's other films before). Bleeker Street is pretty awful, and the fact that there were some festivals that decided to pass on Hard Truths is worrying... I could see a world where the Actor's Branch + BAFTA contingent makes a case for her specifically though, she has a nice narrative and is generally well regarded. More critic's prizes would def help though. 

 

Moore and Swinton were never serious contenders I don't think, it seems like a lot of people are pretty cool on that movie in particular 

Swinton is loved by the industry and TRND is distributed by SPC. I don't see her happening but it's more likely imo than people pretending Winslet has a chance.

[Hector]

Independent Spirit Award Nominations:

 

Best Feature

"Anora" 

"I Saw the TV Glow" 

"Nickel Boys" 

"Sing Sing" 

"The Substance" 

Best First Feature

"Didi" 

"In the Summers" 

"Janet Planet" 

"The Piano Lesson" 

"Problemista" 

 

BEST DIRECTOR

Ali Abbasi

The Apprentice

Sean Baker

Anora

Brady Corbet

The Brutalist

Alonso Ruizpalacios

La Cocina

Jane Schoenbrun

I Saw the TV Glow

 

BEST SCREENPLAY

Scott Beck, Bryan Woods

Heretic

Jesse Eisenberg

A Real Pain

Megan Park

My Old Ass

Aaron Schimberg

A Different Man

Jane Schoenbrun

I Saw the TV Glow

 

BEST FIRST SCREENPLAY

Joanna Arnow

The Feeling That the Time for Doing Something Has Passed

Annie Baker

Janet Planet

India Donaldson

Good One

Julio Torres

Problemista

Sean Wang

Dìdi

 

BEST INTERNATIONAL FILM (Award given to the director)

All We Imagine as Light

France, India, Netherlands, Luxembourg

Director: Payal Kapadia

Black Dog

China

Director: Guan Hu

Flow

Latvia, France, Belgium

Director: Gints Zilbalodis

Green Border

Poland, France, Czech Republic, Belgium

Director: Agnieszka Holland

Hard Truths

United Kingdom

Director: Mike Leigh

BEST LEAD PERFORMANCE

Amy Adams

Nightbitch

Ryan Destiny

The Fire Inside

Colman Domingo

Sing Sing

Keith Kupferer

Ghostlight

Mikey Madison

Anora

Demi Moore

The Substance

Hunter Schafer

Cuckoo

Justice Smith

I Saw the TV Glow

June Squibb

Thelma

Sebastian Stan

The Apprentice

 

BEST SUPPORTING PERFORMANCE

Yura Borisov

Anora

Joan Chen

Dìdi

Kieran Culkin

A Real Pain

Danielle Deadwyler

The Piano Lesson

Carol Kane

Between the Temples

Karren Karagulian

Anora

Kani Kusruti

Girls Will Be Girls

Brigette Lundy-Paine

I Saw the TV Glow

Clarence "Divine Eye" Maclin

Sing Sing

Adam Pearson

A Different Man

 

BEST BREAKTHROUGH PERFORMANCE

Isaac Krasner

Big Boys

Katy O'Brian

Love Lies Bleeding

Mason Alexander Park

National Anthem

René Pérez Joglar

In the Summers

Maisy Stella

My Old Ass

BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY

Dinh Duy Hung

Inside the Yellow Cocoon Shell

Jomo Fray

Nickel Boys

Maria von Hausswolff

Janet Planet

Juan Pablo Ramírez

La Cocina

Rina Yang

The Fire Inside

 

BEST EDITING

Laura Colwell, Vanara Taing

Jazzy

Olivier Bugge Coutté, Olivia Neergaard-Holm

The Apprentice

Anne McCabe

Nightbitch

Hansjörg Weissbrich

September 5

Arielle Zakowski

Dìdi

 

ROBERT ALTMAN AWARD – Given to one film's director, casting director, and ensemble cast

His Three Daughters

 

 

BEST DOCUMENTARY (Award given to the director and producer)

Gaucho Gaucho

Directors/Producers: Michael Dweck, Gregory Kershaw

Producers: Christos Konstantakopoulos, Cameron O'Reilly, Matthew Perniciaro

Hummingbirds

Directors: Silvia Del Carmen Castaños, Estefanía "Beba" Contreras

Co-Directors/Producers: Miguel Drake-McLaughlin, Diane Ng, Ana Rodriguez-Falco, Jillian Schlesinger

Producers: Leslie Benavides, Rivkah Beth Medow

No Other Land

Directors/Producers: Yuval Abraham, Basel Adra, Hamdan Ballal, Rachel Szor

Producers: Fabien Greenberg, Bård Kjøge Rønning

Patrice: The Movie

Director: Ted Passon

Producers: Kyla Harris, Innbo Shim, Emily Spivack

Soundtrack to a Coup d'Etat

Director: Johan Grimonprez

Producers: Rémi Grellety, Daan Milius

 

Edited December 4, 2024 by Hector

[hausofdave]

Culkin coming for a full sweep this season