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Post by Charles on Jul 27, 2017 11:07:12 GMT
Telluride Film Festival runs September 1 - 4, 2017. The Official website link is here.Looks like Telluride waits until the last minute to disclose their selection, here is the link from last year it was announced September 1st, the day before festival opening
So I guess we will have to be patient, maybe there will be leaks. Charles |
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Post by Admin on Aug 31, 2017 14:04:09 GMT
Lineup: MAIN PROGRAM “Arthur Miller: Writer” (d. Rebecca Miller, U.S., 2017) “Battle of the Sexes” (d. Valerie Faris, Jonathan Dayton, U.S., 2017) “Darkest Hour” (d. Joe Wright, U.K., 2017) “Downsizing” (d. Alexander Payne, U.S., 2017) “Eating Animals” (d. Christopher Quinn, U.S., 2017) “Faces Places” (d. Agnes Varda, JR, France, 2017) “A Fantastic Woman” (d. Sebastián Lelio, Chile-U.S.-Germany-Spain, 2017) “Film Stars Don’t Die in Liverpool” (d. Paul McGuigan, U.K., 2017) “First Reformed” (d. Paul Schrader, U.S., 2017) “First They Killed My Father” (d. Angelina Jolie, U.S.-Cambodia, 2017) “Foxtrot” (d. Samuel Maoz, Israel, 2017) “Hostages” (d. Rezo Gigineishvili, Georgia-Russia-Poland, 2017) “Hostiles” (d. Scott Cooper, U.S., 2017) “Human Flow” (d. Ai Weiwei, U.S.-Germany, 2017) “The Insult” (d. Ziad Doueiri, France-Lebanon, 2017) “Lady Bird” (d. Greta Gerwig, U.S., 2017) “Land of the Free” (d. Camilla Magid, Denmark-Finland, 2017) “Lean on Pete” (d. Andrew Haigh, U.K.-U.S., 2017) “Loveless” (d. Andrey Zvyagintsev, Russia-France-Belgium-Germany, 2017) “Love, Cecil” (d. Lisa Immordino Vreeland, U.S., 2017) “Loving Vincent” (d. Dorota Kobiela, Hugh Welchman, U.K.-Poland, 2017) “A Man of Integrity” (d. Mohammad Rasoulof, Iran, 2017) “The Other Side of Hope” (d. Aki Kaurismäki, Finland, 2017) “The Rider” (d. Chloé Zhao, U.S., 2017) “The Shape of Water” (d. Guillermo del Toro, U.S., 2017) “Tesnota” (d. Kantemir Balagov, Russia, 2017) “The Venerable W.” (d. Barbet Schroeder, France-Switzerland, 2017) “The Vietnam War” (d. Ken Burns, Lynn Novick, U.S., 2017) “Wormwood” (d. Errol Morris, U.S., 2017) “Wonderstruck” (d. Todd Haynes, U.S., 2017)
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Post by mortimer605 on Aug 31, 2017 14:20:46 GMT
Lineup: MAIN PROGRAM “Arthur Miller: Writer” (d. Rebecca Miller, U.S., 2017) “Battle of the Sexes” (d. Valerie Faris, Jonathan Dayton, U.S., 2017) “Darkest Hour” (d. Joe Wright, U.K., 2017) “Downsizing” (d. Alexander Payne, U.S., 2017) “Eating Animals” (d. Christopher Quinn, U.S., 2017) “Faces Places” (d. Agnes Varda, JR, France, 2017) “A Fantastic Woman” (d. Sebastián Lelio, Chile-U.S.-Germany-Spain, 2017) “Film Stars Don’t Die in Liverpool” (d. Paul McGuigan, U.K., 2017) “First Reformed” (d. Paul Schrader, U.S., 2017) “First They Killed My Father” (d. Angelina Jolie, U.S.-Cambodia, 2017) “Foxtrot” (d. Samuel Maoz, Israel, 2017) “Hostages” (d. Rezo Gigineishvili, Georgia-Russia-Poland, 2017) “Hostiles” (d. Scott Cooper, U.S., 2017) “Human Flow” (d. Ai Weiwei, U.S.-Germany, 2017) “The Insult” (d. Ziad Doueiri, France-Lebanon, 2017) “Lady Bird” (d. Greta Gerwig, U.S., 2017) “Land of the Free” (d. Camilla Magid, Denmark-Finland, 2017) “Lean on Pete” (d. Andrew Haigh, U.K.-U.S., 2017) “Loveless” (d. Andrey Zvyagintsev, Russia-France-Belgium-Germany, 2017) “Love, Cecil” (d. Lisa Immordino Vreeland, U.S., 2017) “Loving Vincent” (d. Dorota Kobiela, Hugh Welchman, U.K.-Poland, 2017) “A Man of Integrity” (d. Mohammad Rasoulof, Iran, 2017) “The Other Side of Hope” (d. Aki Kaurismäki, Finland, 2017) “The Rider” (d. Chloé Zhao, U.S., 2017) “The Shape of Water” (d. Guillermo del Toro, U.S., 2017) “Tesnota” (d. Kantemir Balagov, Russia, 2017) “The Venerable W.” (d. Barbet Schroeder, France-Switzerland, 2017) “The Vietnam War” (d. Ken Burns, Lynn Novick, U.S., 2017) “Wormwood” (d. Errol Morris, U.S., 2017) “Wonderstruck” (d. Todd Haynes, U.S., 2017)
If only Mary Magdalene and You Were Never Really Here are there...  Hopefully, Wonderstruck will get some good reactions from public.
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Post by sethan on Aug 31, 2017 21:30:45 GMT
Lineup: MAIN PROGRAM “Arthur Miller: Writer” (d. Rebecca Miller, U.S., 2017) “Battle of the Sexes” (d. Valerie Faris, Jonathan Dayton, U.S., 2017) “Darkest Hour” (d. Joe Wright, U.K., 2017) “Downsizing” (d. Alexander Payne, U.S., 2017) “Eating Animals” (d. Christopher Quinn, U.S., 2017) “Faces Places” (d. Agnes Varda, JR, France, 2017) “A Fantastic Woman” (d. Sebastián Lelio, Chile-U.S.-Germany-Spain, 2017) “Film Stars Don’t Die in Liverpool” (d. Paul McGuigan, U.K., 2017) “First Reformed” (d. Paul Schrader, U.S., 2017) “First They Killed My Father” (d. Angelina Jolie, U.S.-Cambodia, 2017) “Foxtrot” (d. Samuel Maoz, Israel, 2017) “Hostages” (d. Rezo Gigineishvili, Georgia-Russia-Poland, 2017) “Hostiles” (d. Scott Cooper, U.S., 2017) “Human Flow” (d. Ai Weiwei, U.S.-Germany, 2017) “The Insult” (d. Ziad Doueiri, France-Lebanon, 2017) “Lady Bird” (d. Greta Gerwig, U.S., 2017) “Land of the Free” (d. Camilla Magid, Denmark-Finland, 2017) “Lean on Pete” (d. Andrew Haigh, U.K.-U.S., 2017) “Loveless” (d. Andrey Zvyagintsev, Russia-France-Belgium-Germany, 2017) “Love, Cecil” (d. Lisa Immordino Vreeland, U.S., 2017) “Loving Vincent” (d. Dorota Kobiela, Hugh Welchman, U.K.-Poland, 2017) “A Man of Integrity” (d. Mohammad Rasoulof, Iran, 2017) “The Other Side of Hope” (d. Aki Kaurismäki, Finland, 2017) “The Rider” (d. Chloé Zhao, U.S., 2017) “The Shape of Water” (d. Guillermo del Toro, U.S., 2017) “Tesnota” (d. Kantemir Balagov, Russia, 2017) “The Venerable W.” (d. Barbet Schroeder, France-Switzerland, 2017) “The Vietnam War” (d. Ken Burns, Lynn Novick, U.S., 2017) “Wormwood” (d. Errol Morris, U.S., 2017) “Wonderstruck” (d. Todd Haynes, U.S., 2017)
If only Mary Magdalene and You Were Never Really Here are there... Hopefully, Wonderstruck will get some good reactions from public.
Christian Bale and Ed Lachman tribute. Next year has to be Joaquin |
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Post by nenya on Sept 2, 2017 15:56:42 GMT
Annette Bening and Jamie Bell getting rave reviews for 'Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool' :woohoo2: go Jamie! Kate is with him in Colorado, and she's proud :D , there's even a talk about awards potential for both Bening and Jamie (at least in hollywoodreporter) |
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Post by nenya on Sept 2, 2017 21:42:03 GMT
so Emma Stone is getting another nom this year, Battle is apparently good enough to make this happen |
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Post by LaraQ on Sept 3, 2017 14:06:41 GMT
so Emma Stone is getting another nom this year, Battle is apparently good enough to make this happen Yep, definitely sounds like she`s a real contender.The sad thing is, given the new release date, we`ll probably never know if Rooney would`ve been a contender this year for her performance in MM.No matter how great she is in it, she`s not going to be nominated in 2019.The date a film is released impacts hugely on its awards prospects.  :facepalm: |
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Post by mortimer605 on Sept 3, 2017 17:39:36 GMT
so Emma Stone is getting another nom this year, Battle is apparently good enough to make this happen
Yes, she is probably in. When reviews say things like: "massively entertaining", "deftly deals with the numerous social issues" and "should appeal to both audiences old enough to remember and those curious to know more" it's almost a sure thing. So, it's another mainstream (we can say - historical) crowd-pleaser, about real life sport icon, dealing with important, relevant issues. It doesn't even need to get perfect reviews.
Not to mention that many Academy voters were young in time of that event so it will be nostalgic thing for them (what do you think why American Hustle got all these noms a few years ago ?)
And one more advantage for Battle of the Sexes - it doesn't have TWC as distributor to fck up the whole movie
Good luck to Emma though, I like her and maybe Carrell can win something here also.
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Post by nenya on Sept 3, 2017 18:13:23 GMT
it's pretty crowded and still not all movies are out yet, i read raves for Sally Hawkins, Judi Dench as expected, but also Hellen Mirren - The Leisure Seeker seems to be a huge surprise (in Venice and Donald Sutherland is now in race too!), oh and Saoirse Ronan is praised in Lady Bird  |
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Post by nenya on Sept 3, 2017 18:16:41 GMT
so Emma Stone is getting another nom this year, Battle is apparently good enough to make this happen
Yes, she is probably in. When reviews say things like: "massively entertaining", "deftly deals with the numerous social issues" and "should appeal to both audiences old enough to remember and those curious to know more" it's almost a sure thing. So, it's another mainstream (we can say - historical) crowd-pleaser, about real life sport icon, dealing with important, relevant issues. It doesn't even need to get perfect reviews.
Not to mention that many Academy voters were young in time of that event so it will be nostalgic thing for them (what do you think why American Hustle got all these noms a few years ago ?)
And one more advantage for Battle of the Sexes - it doesn't have TWC as distributor to fck up the whole movie
Good luck to Emma though, I like her and maybe Carrell can win something here also.
David Ehrlich didn't like it (C+), but he didn't like The Shape of Water too |
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Post by LaraQ on Sept 3, 2017 18:22:14 GMT
it's pretty crowded and still not all movies are out yet, i read raves for Sally Hawkins, Judi Dench as expected, but also Hellen Mirren - The Leisure Seeker seems to be a huge surprise (in Venice and Donald Sutherland is now in race too!), oh and Saoirse Ronan is praised in Lady Bird Kate Winslet will be a contender for that Woody Allen film I suspect and maybe Frances McDormand for Three Billboards. |
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Post by nenya on Sept 3, 2017 18:34:50 GMT
it's pretty crowded and still not all movies are out yet, i read raves for Sally Hawkins, Judi Dench as expected, but also Hellen Mirren - The Leisure Seeker seems to be a huge surprise (in Venice and Donald Sutherland is now in race too!), oh and Saoirse Ronan is praised in Lady Bird Kate Winslet will be a contender for that Woody Allen film I suspect and maybe Frances McDormand for Three Billboards. i know, and let's wait fot JLaw and Jessica Chastain, it's really tough competition. but to be honest, i'm all for Frances McDormand! she's the most underrated and underappreciated actress from that bunch, perhaps with Sally Hawkings, they both need more recognition, they deserve all awards. especially Frances, it's about time! |
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Post by renoh on Sept 3, 2017 22:58:03 GMT
so Emma Stone is getting another nom this year, Battle is apparently good enough to make this happen I recently saw la la land, we have a free movie projections in the park during the summer... I'm puzzled about her nod, and even more puzzle why she won the Oscar and not Isabelle Huppert. Lucky girl. I didn't like the movie that much, I thought It was going to love it as much as I loved Moulin rouge. |
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