Showing posts with label Lefont. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lefont. Show all posts
21 February, 2015
The Short Circuit: Documentary Oscar Nominees
As promised, we return today with a rundown of this year's Academy Award Nominated Documentary Shorts! Covering an array of weighty, often dismaying circumstances, this block represents more countries than it does emotions. This isn't a bad thing; no story as affecting as these should go untold. Here is our ranking of five films that capture the essence of documentary.
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Awards,
Documentary,
Lefont,
Mexico,
North Dakota,
Oscar,
Poland,
Short Circuit
20 February, 2015
The Short Circuit: Live Action Oscar Nominees
With only two days to go before the Oscars grace our screens, you're running out of time to see what you haven't already. Worry not, dear reader—as far as the less circulated, harder-to-find short films are concerned, we've got your back. The Academy assembles the nominated shorts according to category and distributes them to certain theaters nationwide, typically those driven by independent film; only four in the Atlanta Metro area have screenings. I saw all five at Lefont this evening and will now rank them from least favorite to favorite. Fair warning: as I have little interest in Academy politics, this list points not to an official prediction but to an official preference. Check those little boxes at your own risk!
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Afghanistan,
Atlanta Film Festival,
Awards,
Ireland,
Israel,
Jim Broadbent,
Lefont,
Nissa Kashani,
Oscar,
Sally Hawkins,
Sarah Adler,
Short Circuit,
Switzerland,
Tibet,
UK,
Ulrich Thomsen
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