Taylor Swift, Kendrick Lamar, and More Big Names Have Shorts Officially Vying for Oscars Consideration
The Grammy-winning musicians both have films inspired by their music that are officially eligible for the Best Live Action Short Oscar.
The Grammy-winning musicians both have films inspired by their music that are officially eligible for the Best Live Action Short Oscar.
With just one American film in the running, the live action shorts display a wide range of styles and themes.
With projects from Riz Ahmed, Uzo Aduba, and Kim Magnusson, name recognition may influence the narrative shorts field this year.
From a dark satire on police brutality to a single-take look at immigrants in Israel, this year’s contenders address human rights in artful ways.
The Marlee Matlin-produced “Feeling Through” and Travon Free’s “Two Distant Strangers” lead this socially-conscious bunch.
Common themes link these five disparate short stories.
Many of the shorts address topical issues or lingering social or political traumas. Updated 1/18/20.
Children in jeopardy dominate the shorts this year.
Check out some trailers from the five live action shorts contenders for the Oscar. Updated 2/24/18.
The Academy shorts and animation branch has whittled down 165 submissions to ten. Now they’ve got to get it down to five.
These 17 university filmmakers join the ranks of Cary Fukunaga, Spike Lee, and Trey Parker as Student Academy Award winners.
Outsider narratives dominate this year’s crop of nominees — and not an American film in the bunch.