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[2018]
ACADEMY AWARDS 2018 Full Winner Winner - page #557.Rating jatuh giler 18.9 je
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yup thn ni agak dinamik sket... sbb tak de dah sebut joyah sbg contender, iols rase peluang sheols tipis kali ni. 
even indiewire yg puji filem darren aronorsky - mother!, dan selalu nominate joyah sblm nya pun dh tak berapa nak letak nama dia dah...
bg iols, thn lepas pun agak competitive sama mcm thn yg nicole menang melalui Hours dulu...
agak2 sape lagi akn masuk top 5?
iols tetap nak push acik frances mcdomand
pundit pun nak rate dia among top 5 kali ni..
adekah nek charlotte rampling berpeluang rebut top 5 seterusnya menang utk filem hannah plak stlh tersungkur pd 2014?
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iols nak tgk gak adekah worth heshe dpt pencalonan.. mesti byk scene gayes wlpn ala2 coming-of-age flm jah gtuh...
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kalau budak ni tercalon atau menang best actor oscar
ia dapat menebus kekecewaan aku sewaktu jamie Bell snub di oscar...
aku suka Jamie bell dalam Billy Illiot...tak sangka dia menang best actor BAFTA tapi dia snub di oscar
masa dia menang best actor BAFTA tak sangka dia tewaskan nama nama besar
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kalau dia tercalon dan menang, dia akn jd termuda sekali...rekod termuda sebelum ni dipegang oleh adrien brody , itu pun awal usia 30-an
lagi2 mgkn kena compete lak dgn daniel day lewis ataupun tom hanks ...
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untuk best actress banyak nama nama besar kali ni...sangat susah nak pilih terbaik...
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oh no...
nenek charlotte yang over telah tewaskan my favourite natalie portman dalam GG...
huhuhuhu....
aku harap nenek charlotte shub di oscar dan GG
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acik annette benning tu dah boleh dah duk serumah dengan deborah kerr dan Glen Close sebab tercalon oscar banyak kali tapi menangnye tidak..
untung2 pun nanti dapat penghargaan je seperti peter O'toole dan deborah kerr..
merasalah pegang oscar....walaupun dah umur lanjut..
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mat_arof replied at 12-9-2017 02:17 PM
oh no...
nenek charlotte yang over telah tewaskan my favourite natalie portman dalam GG...
Charlotte Tak tercalon menurut tilikan I...film Hannah Montana tu pun review so so aje....
Charlotte rampling, Diane Kruger, joyah Lawrence, akak Annette rasanya Tak akan dpt nominasi Oscar.
Tunggu Kate Winslet pulak dlm wonder wheel...mcm promising aje..tambah tambah Woody Allen yg direct.
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dauswq replied at 12-9-2017 09:49 AM
yup thn ni agak dinamik sket... sbb tak de dah sebut joyah sbg contender, iols rase peluang sheols ...
Susah nak cakap tentang akak Charlotte ni....
Walaupun menang Kat Venice, tapi I rasa nasib sama dgn Diane Kruger...mcm kurang impak sangat, walaupun dah menang kurang jadi bualan kritik
Sally Hawkins Ada 2 movie yg kuat tahun ni, confirm kot top 5.
Jessica Chastain pun dpt pujian dlm Molly's game...
Dua nama ni I target boleh lolos.
Emma stone I kurang pasti...mcm susah jugak.
Margot Robbie mungkin Ada peluang.
Skrg tunggu Kate Winslet Dan meryl. |
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Amy adams senyap jah tahun ni....Tak Ada filem baru ke?
Michelle Williams tahun ni lebih kepada supporting kan.
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Edited by mat_arof at 12-9-2017 05:17 PM
lily collins dalam to the bone pun reiew so so....producer tak pandai melobi tuk filem ni
sedangkan watak aneroxia tu favourite oscar tu...kurus keremping lily collins dalam filem ni..
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dia ade can kot lps dpt recognition dr los angeles critic award nanti..
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rmi reviewers pun puji chastain dlm movie ni..
dlm TIFF baru2 ni, barulah ade kata2 pujian..
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Edited by Rhyno at 13-9-2017 06:12 PM
LOCKED Best Actor :
1. Gary Oldman <---- bakal menang
2. Tom Hanks
3. Joaquin Phoenix
LOCKED Best Actress :
1. Jessica Chastain
2. Kate Winslet
3. Meryl Streep
LOCKED Supporting Actor :
1. Armie Hammer
2. Sam Rockwell
3. Woody Harrelson
LOCKED Supporting Actress :
1. Kristin Scott Thomas
2. Michelle Williams
3. Michelle Pfeifer |
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harap oscar jangan terlepas pandang filem To The Bone...sebab kisah pesakit aneroxia ni memang menarik..
watak yang di sukai oscar voters...
kalau producer pandai melobi ...maybe kejutan lily collins tercalon..
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Armie hammer dan diane kruger akan menghadiri Hampstons International Film Festival October ini
Armie Hammer and Diane Kruger will attend this year’s Hamptons International Film Festival to promote their latest movies.
Hammer plays a gay academic who falls for a younger man in “Call Me by Your Name,” while Kruger plays a woman whose husband and son are killed in a terrorist bombing in the German-language Oscar entry “In the Fade.”
nampaknya Armie dan diane dan mula melobi untuk awards..
http://www.newsday.com/entertain ... festival-1.14149556
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watch out ...
lily collins - to the bone'
diane kruger - in the fade |
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beberapa list untuk pencalonan awal best Foreign Language film
Vietnam: Father And Son (Luong Dinh Dung)
Luong Dinh Dung’s film is based on the director’s short story about a young boy who falls ill and is taken on a journey to see all the sights he has wanted to see. It won the won Best Cinematography at the Milano International Film Festival, the best foreign feature and special jury awards for cinematography at the Arizona Film Festival last and the best storyline award at the Boston Film Festival.
United Kingdom: My Pure Land (Sarmad Masud)
British-Pakistani director Sarmad Masud’s debut is the first Urdu-language film to be Britain’s selection for the category and tells the true story of a mother and her two daughters who survived a siege on their home by relatives in rural Pakistan. My Pure Land is produced by Bill Kenwright Films with Independent handling international sales.
Czech Republic: Ice Mother (Bohdan Sláma)
Bohdan Slama’s film about a grandmother who goes through a series of life changing events had its international premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival, where it won the best screenplay award. It also screened at Sydney, Karlovy Vary and Vancouver. The Match Factory Are Handling International Sales.
Egypt: Sheikh Jackson (Amr Salama)
FIPRESCI winner Amr Salama’s feel-good Michael Jackason-themed film nabbed the Egyptian Oscar nomination on the eve of its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival. The film is co-produced by Film Clinic and The Producers and stars Ahmad Alfishawy and Ahmed Malek.
Lebanon: The Insult (Ziad Doueiri)
Doueiri’s film centres on a simple dispute between Toni, a Lebanese Christian, and Yasser, a Palestinian refugee and building site foreman, over a trivial plumbing issue. It won Palestinian actor Kamel El Basha, one of the film’s two male leads, the Coppa Volpi for Best Actor in Venice.
The director ran into trouble after returning from the festival when he was detained by Lebanese authorities who accused him of shooting some scenes from his previous film The Attack in Israel. He has since been released and is heading to Toronto with the film.
The Netherlands: Layla M. (Mijke de Jong)
This Islamic extremism drama follows a Dutch-Moroccan teenager who is radicalized by anti-Muslim policies in the Netherlands. The film premiered at the 2016 Toronto Film Festival and Netflix have snapped up international rights.
Poland: Spoor (Agnieszka Holland)
Agnieszka Holland’s latest premiered in competition at this year’s Berlin Film Festival. It follows an elderly woman who lives alone in the Klodzko Valley, where a series of mysterious crimes are committed. Despite being convinced that she knows who or what is the murderer, nobody believes her.
Ireland: Song of Granite (Pat Collins)
Pat Collins’ (Silence) SXSW hit tells the life story of seannós singer Joe Heaney, interweaving narrative and documentary film. The film features performances by Lisa O’Neill, Damien Dempsey, Seamus Begley. Oscilloscope are releasing the film in the US.
Spain: Summer 1993 (Carla Simón)
The first film from Carla Simón won the best feature and first feature awards after premiering at Berlin’s Generation Kplus. It follows an orphan in 1993 Catalonia who goes to live with her uncle’s family following the death of her mother. Worldwide sales are handled by New Europe Film Sales.
Romania: The Fixer (Adrian Sitaru)
The Fixer follows a trainee journalist who gets a chance to prove himself with a story about a scandal involving an underage prostitute, though finds himself reaching his moral limits as a result. Adrian Sitaru’s film premiered at last year’s Toronto. MPM Film represents the film internationally.
Greece: Amerika Square (Yannis Sakaridis)
Yannis Sakaridis’ second film premiered at the Busan International Film Festival and will have its US premiere this autumn. Amerika Square follows two friends, a tattoo artist and a “banal” Greek racist, who come together in Athens’ Plateia Amerikis (America Square) because of the journey of a Syrian refugee. World sales are handled by Patra Spanou Film Marketing & Consulting.
Hungary: On Body and Soul (Ildikó Enyedi)
Director Ildikó Enyedi’s Golden Bear winner follows two people working at an abbatoir, who both dream themselves as deers in love at night but find that finding that love in real life is more difficult. On Body and Soul’s world sales are handled by Films Boutique.
Japan: Her Love Boils Bathwater (Ryota Nakano)
This film follows a terminally ill woman who tries to put her affairs in order as she searches for her husband and tries to put her daughter on the right path. Ryoya Nakano’s film won three Japan Academy prizes earlier this year, including best actress for Rie Miyazawa. Hakuhodo DY Music & Pictures Inc. are handling worldwide sales.
Norway: Thelma (Joachim Trier)
Joachim Trier’s fourth feature opened the Norwegian Film Festival last month and is due to play Toronto and New York in September. The supernatural thriller follows the titular Oslo student and her attraction to another woman, which draws overwhelming emotions and inexplicable powers into the open. Memento Films International is handling international sales.
Finland: Tom Of Finland (Dome Karukoski)
Dome Karukoski’s drama chronicles the life and times of the titular Finnish, gay artist. Aleksi Bardy wrote the screenplay for the film, which tells the life story of Touko Laaksonen, a man who would become known around the world by his nom de guerre “Tom Of Finland”. The film opened this year’s Goteborg Film Festival. Protagonist Pictures handle sales. Kino Lorber picked up US rights and Peccadillo Pictures took UK rights, where it was released in August 2017.
South Korea: A Taxi Driver (Hun Jang)
Hun Jang’s story of a taxi driver who takes a German reporter from Seoul to Gwangju to cover the 1980 uprising has been a smash hit in Korea, passing 10 million admissions and taking more than $70m at the local box office, making it the country’s highest grossing film of the year. Well Go USA Entertainment picked up US rights.
Belgium: Racer And The Jailbird (Michaël R Roskam)
The film, about a fated racetrack romance between a driver and gangster, is having its world premiere in Venice and will also screen at Toronto. Director Michaël R Roskam’s debut feature Bullhead was nominated for the Foreign Language Film Oscar in 2012. Wild Bunch is handling international sales, with Neon releasing in the US later this year.
Palestine: Wajib (Annemarie Jacir)
Annemarie Jacir’s wry father and son comedy-drama premiered in competition in Locarno over the summer, where it was warmly received by critics and won three independent awards, the FICC/IFFS Prize, the Youth Jury Environment Prize, and the ISPEC Cinema Award. Paris-based Pyramide International handles sales.
Germany: In The Fade (Fatih Akin)
Fatih Akin’s thriller won Diane Kruger the best actress award at Cannes for her portrayal of a women seeking justice after her husband and son die in a terrorist attack. The film is screening at Toronto International Film Festival. The Match Factory is handling worldwide sales.
Sweden: The Square (Ruben Östlund)
Ruben Östlund’s art-world satire won the Palme d’Or in Cannes and is playing as a Special Presentation at the Toronto International Film Festival. Magnolia pre-bought US rights in September 2016 and plans a New York and Los Angeles release on October 27 ahead of a national roll-out.
Bosnia and Herzegovina: Men Don’t Cry (Alen Drljevic)
The film, set two decades after the war ended in Yugoslavia, follows a diverse group of veterans who gather at a remote mountain hotel to undergo group therapy. Men Don’t Cry premiered at Karlovy Vary, where Picture Tree International boarded international rights.
Switzerland: The Divine Order (Petra Volpe)
The period drama, set in 1971, follows a housewife who embarks on a campaign for women’s voting rights. It received its international premiere at Tribeca Film Festival and won the audience award for narrative as well as best actress in an international feature for Marie Leuenberger. TrustNordisk handles international sales.
Nepal: White Sun (Deepak Rauniyar)
Deepak Rauniyar’s second feature tells the story of a family divided by civil war who come together to lay their father to rest. The film travelled the 2016 festival circuit widely, premiering at Venice Film Festival and winning the Interfilm award at Toronto. International sales are being handled by The Match Factory.
Iraq: The Dark Wind (Hussein Hassan)
A love story set against the backdrop of the Yazidi genocide, The Dark Wind premiered as the closing film of last October’s Busan International Film Festival. The film also won the UNESCO cultural diversity award at the 2016 Asia Pacific Screen Awards.
Dominican Republic: Woodpeckers (José María Cabral)
José María Cabral’s prison romance was the first film from the Dominican Republic to play at Sundance, where it competed for the Grand Jury Prize this year. It also played at Seattle, Miami and Guadalajara, where it won three awards. Film Factory have boarded for worldwide sales, with AZ films and Outsider Pictures acquiring distribution rights for America and Canada respectively.
Azerbaijan: Pomegranate Orchard (Ilgar Najaf)
Premiering at Karlovy Vary in July, it won the Grand Jury prize at the Eurasian International Film Festival weeks later. Pomegranate Orchard follows the return home of a man to make amends at his father’s modest house surrounded by pomegranate trees.
Turkey: Ayla: The Daughter Of War (Can Ulkay)
Can Ulkay’s debut feature is set in 1950 during the Korean war, where a Turkish soldier decides to care for an abandoned five-year-old girl. It is due for release in Turkey in October, and is produced by Turkish company Digital Sanatlar. |
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Edited by mat_arof at 15-9-2017 07:22 AM
Tahniah Armie Hammer sebab terpilih berlakon dalam kisah benar Biography On the Basis of Sex kisah berlakon di samping Felicity Jones sebagai suami Isteri...
another Filem untuk oscar tahun 2018/2019 |
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mat_arof replied at 15-9-2017 07:02 AM
beberapa list untuk pencalonan awal best Foreign Language film
Aku harap thn ni korea tercalon melalui a taxi driver Sblm ni byk yg kena snub samada kerana politik dlm negara, tak pun genre dimainkn terlalu berat. Even byk pengkritik letakkan filem2 diorg buat antara terbaik spt filem oldboys , joint security area, handmaiden, poetry, summer . |
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Post time 12-9-2017 09:49 AM
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Post time 12-9-2017 03:00 PM
