FINAL Oscar Predictions: ANIMATED, DOCUMENTARY and LIVE-ACTION SHORT
There’s a wealth of sadness, depravity and dreariness in many of the nominees in the short film categories with a few rays of light that I think voters will try and grab onto.
In Animated Short I don’t see how Bao can lose. But if anything upsets it will likely be One Small Step. Documentary Short is a stellar lineup that includes previous Oscar winners and a film backed by the premier awards strategist in the game, Lisa Taback. The refugee crisis, racism in the UK and a found video of a Nazi rally at Madison Square Garden are also contenders here. I can see almost any of them win. Live-Action Short is exhaustively caustic and I think voters will gravitate to the only one that offers something different.
ANIMATED SHORT
1. BAO – Domee Shi |
2. ONE SMALL STEP – Andrew Chesworth, Bobby Pontillas |
3. LATE AFTERNOON – Louise Bagnall |
4. WEEKENDS – Trevor Jimenez |
5. ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR – Alison Snowden, David Fine |
DOCUMENTARY SHORT
1. END GAME – Rob Epstein, Jeffrey Friedman |
2. PERIOD. END OF SENTENCE. – Rayka Zehtabchi |
3. BLACK SHEEP – Ed Perkins |
4. LIFEBOAT – Skye Fitzgerald |
5. A NIGHT IN THE GARDEN – Marshall Curry |
LIVE-ACTION SHORT
1. MARGUERITE – Marianne Farley |
2. FAUVE – Jeremy Comte |
3. SKIN – Guy Nattiv |
4. MOTHER – Rodrigo Sorogoyen |
5. DETAINMENT – Vincent Lambe |
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