Oscar Talk: What’s Up, Down After Gothams, Indie Spirits, National Board of Review

Dec 3, 2010 6:12 am

This week Kris Tapley, indieWIRE’s Peter Knegt and I analyze the impact of the Gotham Awards, Indie Spirit noms, the National Board of Review and the Coens’ finally viewed and reviewed True Grit on the awards race. Kris went to the Inception DVD/Oscar party (so did Amy Dawes). It’s a contender–but 127 Hours could be a little shaky.

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Oscar Talk: What’s Up, Down After Gothams, Indie Spirits, National Board of Review

Oscar Talk: What's Up, Down After Gothams, Indie Spirits, National Board of Review

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