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Film Preview Special

Now that Awards Sea­son is final­ly draw­ing to a close its time to look for­ward at what the rest of the year has to offer. We’ll be dis­cussing all the most excit­ing titles due to hit our screens in 2025.
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European Film Awards

Anatomy of a Fall sweeps the 2023 European Film Awards

by Hannah Strong

Jus­tine Tri­et’s Palme d’Or win­ner might have been snubbed by the French Acad­e­my Award selec­tors, but the Euro­pean Film Acad­e­my was much more receptive.
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The Oscar Goes To...

Why Harris Dickinson deserves the Best Actor Oscar

by Guy Lodge

Although Tri­an­gle of Sad­ness has picked up con­sid­er­able awards buzz, its put-upon lead actor deliv­ers a dour per­for­mance wor­thy of a spe­cial mention.
Three medical staff members examining a patient, all wearing scrubs and a lab coat. The patient appears surprised, with a shocked expression on their face.
The Oscar Goes To...

Why Jackass Forever deserves the Best Editing Academy Award

by Callie Petch

Com­e­dy is a fre­quent­ly over­looked genre when it comes to pres­ti­gious awards, but Jack­ass For­ev­er proves that it takes a lot of effort to effort­less­ly look foolish.
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The Oscar Goes To...

Why Decision to Leave deserves the Best Costume Design Oscar

by Josh Slater-Williams

Park Chan-wook’s ele­gant neo-noir has been shut out of the awards race, but Jung Ae Kwak’s impec­ca­ble cos­tume work deserves a clos­er look.
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European Film Awards

Triangle of Sadness wins big at the European Film Awards

by Hannah Strong

Host­ed in Reyk­javík, the 35th edi­tion of the Euro­pean Film Awards saw top hon­ours for Ruben Östlund’s satir­i­cal drama.
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Incoming

The BIFAs look to the future by introducing gender-neutral acting categories

by Charles Bramesco

Gen­der isn’t bina­ry, and awards pro­grams ought to reflect that sim­ple truth.
Two Asian individuals, a man and a woman, sitting in the front seats of a car.
Incoming

The 2022 Oscar nominations give cinephiles plenty of cause for optimism

by Charles Bramesco

The Acad­e­my vot­ers shied away from the sort of film gen­er­al­ly con­sid­ered ​“awards bait” and instead went for crit­i­cal darlings.
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Incoming

Sizing up this year’s submissions for the Best International Feature Oscar

by Charles Bramesco

Could this be Titane’s time to shine? Will Memo­ria make the cut? Or will Dri­ve My Car cruise to victory?
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Incoming

Kristen Stewart makes a run for it as Lady Di in the Spencer trailer

by Charles Bramesco

Her per­for­mance as Princess Diana has posi­tioned Stew­art as this year’s awards sea­son front-runner.