Tag: Oscar shorts
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In Nick Russell’s FAVOURITES two parents who are forced to make an impossible choice
Read More: In Nick Russell’s FAVOURITES two parents who are forced to make an impossible choiceDirector Nick Russell and Emmy nominee Nick Musgrove’s FAVOURITES tells the tale of two parents who are faced with an impossible decision when their family camping trip turns dire. This genre-busting comedic film has been selected from over 8000 entries for the prestigious Tribeca Festival in New York. This is the film’s third OSCAR-qualifying festival…
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OSCAR® winning duo Rachel Shenton and Chris Overton’s period scripted podcast GLADSTONE GIRLS nominated for The Independent Audio Fiction Award at the prestigious Tribeca Film Festival
Read More: OSCAR® winning duo Rachel Shenton and Chris Overton’s period scripted podcast GLADSTONE GIRLS nominated for The Independent Audio Fiction Award at the prestigious Tribeca Film FestivalThe podcast stars Rachel Shenton (All Creatures Great and Small, The Strangers), Anna Madeley, (All Creatures Great & Small), Dot Atkinson (Saltburn, Mum), Adrain Rawlings (Harry Potter and The Philosopher Stone) and Freddie Fox (House of The Dragon) GLADSTONE GIRLS is directed by the Academy Award® winning director Chris Overton and written and created by…
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Live Action Short Film Oscar Nominees and Winner 2024
Read More: Live Action Short Film Oscar Nominees and Winner 2024The Wonderful Story of Henry SugarWes Anderson, Steven Rales Winner The AfterMisan Harriman, Nicky Bentham Nominee Knight of FortuneLasse Lyskjær Noer, Christian Norlyk Nominee InvincibleSamuel Caron, Vincent René-lortie Nominee Red, White and BlueNazrin Choudhury, Sara McFarlane Nominee
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In THE BALLAD OF TITA AND THE MACHINES, by Miguel Angel Caballero, AI finally meets its match in an elderly farm worker
Read More: In THE BALLAD OF TITA AND THE MACHINES, by Miguel Angel Caballero, AI finally meets its match in an elderly farm workerMiguel Angel Caballero’s THE BALLAD OF TITA AND THE MACHINES examines the ethical and social implications of AI’s encroachment into immigrant labor sectors in the near future. “I wanted to shine a light on our essential workers and unsung heroes who carry this country on their backs and are so often rendered invisible,” said multiple…
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