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4-Mar-2010

As the Oscars approach, the showdown between Avatar and The Hurt Locker has tapped into a wider issue

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And then there were 10 Subscription Required

19-Feb-2010 | By Mike Goodridge

From Sundance favourites to extraordinary sci-fi visions, this year’s best picture nominations embrace every aspect of contemporary film-making. Mike Goodridge reports

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Playing to the crowd Subscription Required

19-Feb-2010 | By Mike Goodridge

For all the hoopla surrounding the announcement that the Academy had expanded its best picture category to 10 features, four or five films have taken the lead in this year’s race.

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19-Feb-2010 | By Leon Forde

Leon Forde gives an overview of this year’s foreign-language film contenders and charts their progress from festival appearances to the Oscars ceremony at Hollywood’s Kodak Theater. Plus a look back at Screen reviewers’ first impressions of the five nominated films

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In their own words Subscription Required

19-Feb-2010 | By Mike Goodridge

Some of this year’s leading nominees talk about their work on the selected films

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And then there were nine Subscription Required

29-Jan-2010 | By Mike Goodridge

Nine films are on the foreign-language film Oscar shortlist this year. Mike Goodridge assesses what was left off the list and which might go forward to the final five

Best Picture: The gold standards Subscription Required

23-Dec-2009 | By Mike Goodridge

This year has been an unusually rich season for prestige awards contenders, kicking off as early as the Sundance Film Festival in January when Lee Daniels’ Precious (then called Push) was first seen as well as Lone Scherfig’s An Education, Cary Fukunaga’s Sin ...

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23-Dec-2009

ScreenDaily rounds up the candidates for best picture.

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23-Dec-2009

ScreenDaily speaks to ten directors whose films are expected to perform strongly this awards season.

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17-Dec-2009 | By Mike Goodridge

From Up to Inglourious Basterds,

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10-Dec-2009 | By Mike Goodridge

With all the year’s films now out of the gate and screening to media, guilds and other awards groups, the complexion of the acting categories has become clearer.Mike Goodridge assesses the hottest contenders at this stage of the race.

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Awards Countdown: Foreign-Language Films Subscription Required

26-Nov-2009 | By Screen staff

Screen International brings you interviews with the directors of six of this year’s foreign language Oscar submissions.

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3-Dec-2009

Which films could benefit from the Golden Globes’ unique musical or comedy categories? Mike Goodridge considers the candidates

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19-Nov-2009 | By Mike Goodridge

2009 has been a landmark year for animation and, as if to reflect that, the feature animation Oscar category is swelling to the full five nominations for the first time since 2002.

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Box office

Global: March 12-14

  • 1Alice In Wonderland ($143.3m)
  • 2Shutter Island ($27.7m)
  • 3Green Zone ($23.9m)
  • 4Avatar ($23.8m)
  • 5Percy Jackson & The Olympians: The Lightning Thief ($10.2m)
  • 6She's Out Of My League ($9.8m)
  • 7Remember Me ($9.7m)
  • 8Our Family Wedding ($7.6m)
  • 9The Round Up ($6.3m)
  • 10Sherlock Holmes ($5.9m)

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