2014 Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Preview and Predictions from The Gold Rush Gang
The nominations for the 20th Screen Actors Guild Awards are tomorrow and we have your surefire predictions right here. Looking at the breakdown of Gold... Read More
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37th Mill Valley Film Festival Capsule Reviews: The Homesman and Two Days, One Night
The Homesman (Tommy Lee Jones) In Tommy Lee Jones’s second directorial effort he gives us the story of a pioneer woman (Hilary Swank) who is... Read More
37th Mill Valley Film Festival Lineup and Tributes to Laura Dern, Hilary Swank, Eddie Redmayne, Elle Fanning
THE MILL VALLEY FILM FESTIVAL RETURNS FOR ITS 37th YEAR CELEBRATING THE BEST IN INDEPENDENT AND WORLD CINEMA OCTOBER 2 – 12, 2014 SAN RAFAEL,... Read More
Forum Oscar Poll Results – August 2014: Boyhood Has a Growth Spurt, The Imitation Game is Real
BEST PICTURE 01. Birdman (89%) (July – 86%) (June – 81%) (May – 69%) 01. Boyhood (89%) (July – 41% – NEW) 03. Foxcatcher (87%) (July – 89%) (June – 87%)... Read More
41st annual Telluride Film Festival Reveals Lineup: The Imitation Game Makes Its Big Debut, plus 99 Homes, Rosewater
The 41st Telluride Film Festival has revealed its initial lineup for this year and we’ll see heavy Oscar hitters The Imitation Game, in its world... Read More
Oscar Podcast #12: April 19, 2014 – Cannes Film Festival Announcement and First Oscar Predictions
In this Oscar podcast Erik, Peter and Richard discuss the Cannes Film Festival lineup for 2014 and how it may affect or reflect the Oscar... Read More
67th Cannes Film Festival Lineup Revealed
France and Canada will battle it out at the 67th Cannes Film Festival this May with both countries getting heavy representation in the Competition slate... Read More
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