AwardsWatch - Two Days

TRAILER: Charlotte Rampling and Tom Courtenay are Oscar-worthy in ’45 Years’

Erik Anderson June 19, 2015

It would seem that after careers spanning decades as Charlotte Rampling and Tom Courtenay’s have that you wouldn’t or couldn’t be surprised by them but... Read More

87th Academy Award Winners: Birdman Soars

Erik Anderson February 22, 2015

Birdman won Best Picture at the 87th Academy Awards, ending a 34-year streak since a film has won the top prize at the Oscars with a... Read More

2014 César Award Winners: ‘Timbuktu,’ Kristen Stewart Win French Film’s Top Prizes

Erik Anderson February 21, 2015

The Césars, the French version of the Oscars gave their prizes out today and the Oscar-nominated Timbuktu was the big winner, grabbing seven awards including Best... Read More

International Cinephile Society (ICS) Awards: ‘Stranger by the Lake’ is Top Film of 2014

Erik Anderson February 20, 2015

The International Cinephile Society (ICS) has chimed in with their awards for 2014 films and have chosen Stranger by the Lake, from director Alain Guiraudie... Read More

Stranger by the Lake and Mommy Lead 2015 ICS Award Nominees

Erik Anderson February 2, 2015

The International Cinephile Society (of which I am a voting member) have revealed the nominations for their 12th annual awards and, as is usual for... Read More

2015 Oscars: The Gold Rush Gang’s 87th Academy Award Winner Predictions

Erik Anderson January 26, 2015

The Oscar nominations are in and the guilds are starting to help shape the race…or are they? Is Birdman going to topple Boyhood with its... Read More

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Oscar Nominations for the 87th Academy Awards: Birdman and Budapest Lead with 9 Each

Erik Anderson January 15, 2015

The Oscar nominations for the 87th Academy Awards are in and Birdman and The Grand Budapest Hotel, as expected, top the nomination totals with nine... Read More

Forum Oscar Poll Results – December 2014: Jake Gyllenhaal, Marion Cotillard and Grand Budapest Make Big Moves

Erik Anderson January 3, 2015

What a difference a month makes! With December being such a busy period of industry and critics awards cramming into a space of about two... Read More

National Society of Film Critics Names ‘Goodbye to Language’ Best Film of 2014

Erik Anderson January 3, 2015

The National Society of Film Critics, one of the last major critics groups to announce their best of 2014 has revealed Jean-Luc Godard’s Cannes winner... Read More

2015 Oscars Poll: Which Five Foreign Language Film Finalists Will Be Oscar Nominated?

Erik Anderson December 19, 2014

The finalists for the Foreign Language Film Oscar are in and not without some surprising inclusions (the Golden Globe-nominated Tangerines from Estonia) and some shocking... Read More