Here’s Why Nigeria’s Oscars Disqualification Was the Only Move the Academy Could Have Made
But AMPAS could have done a better job handling the Best International Feature Film submission of “Lionheart”
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Ava DuVernay Calls Out Academy for Disqualifying Nigeria’s First Oscar Submission
“Lionheart” was barred from the Best International Film category because its dialogue is mostly in English
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Academy Disqualifies Nigeria’s Oscar Entry ‘Lionheart’
The film, Nigeria’s first-ever submission in the Best International Feature Film category, is largely in English, which makes it ineligible to compete
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Oscars Shake Up Voting in the Best International Feature Film Category
New rules in what used to be Best Foreign Language Film will allow all members to choose the five nominees, and will permit streaming for the first time ever in the category
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It’s Only October, So Why the Oscar Rush?
The movies pile on as the calendar speeds up; plus, Ted Sarandos’ theory of 9
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91-Year-Old Lina Wertmuller Steals the Show at Oscars Governors Awards
With awards also going to Wes Studi, Geena Davis and David Lynch, the fastest, loosest Governors Awards in years was an emotional but rollicking tribute to some really cool people.
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A ‘Bombshell,’ ‘Parasite’ and Brutality Are Shaking Up the Oscar Race
From the premiere of “Bombshell” to the launch of the international race (can anything beat “Parasite”?) to the return of Elton John, here’s what we learned on the awards circuit this week
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Oscars International Race 2019: Complete List of Films
South Korea’s “Parasite” and Spain’s “Pain and Glory” are among the leading contenders in a field that also includes notable films from France, Brazil, Colombia, Romania, Japan and the Netherlands
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Yes, ‘The Irishman’ Will Be a Killer Contender at the Oscars
Martin Scorsese’s melancholy mob epic, which premiered at the New York Film Festival on Friday, is a film that all awards voters will have to come to terms with
