Inside the Panic of Making ‘All Quiet on the Western Front’
Here’s why Netflix’s German-language anti-war movie could win a bunch of Oscars.
Here’s why Netflix’s German-language anti-war movie could win a bunch of Oscars.
Japan’s three-hour Best Picture contender “Drive My Car” and popular Norwegian relationship drama “Worst Person in the World” are the frontrunners.
“Drive My Car,” “Flee,” and “The Worst Person in the World” are among the frontrunners, but there are always surprises.
In a three-way contest, the French committee picked Julia Ducournau’s polarizing Cannes Palme d’Or winner to contend for Best International Feature Film.
The Peruvian director’s South American movie is a local Netflix Original.
Like “Incendies” and “The Lives of Others,” Tunisia’s first Oscar-nominated film spins a contrived yarn from a humanitarian crisis.
“Quo Vadis, Aida?” is coming on strong against frontrunner “Another Round.”
Chung likens his collaboration with screenwriter Chang Yao-sheng to that of a doctor or psychologist — someone who listens to solve a problem.
The tireless awards team at Netflix managed to wrangle three shortlist spots for “Jingle Jangle: A Christmas Journey”: Makeup and Hairstyling, Score, and Song.
Voting is coming up for the expanded shortlist, which could bring surprises this year with no executive committee saves.
Danish Oscar-winner Susanne Bier replaces Participant documentary chief Diane Weyermann.
Bong Joon Ho’s multiple award-winning “Parasite” is South Korea’s first Oscar nominee. Updated 2/6/20.