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From acting categories to Academy-friendly stories, these are the big takeaways from the first fall festival weekend.
From “TÁR” to “Empire of Light,” this year’s festival is loaded with awards potential.
From “Emily the Criminal” to “Funny Pages,” the best movies of the summer weren’t the obvious ones.
Yes, there are certain fall movies predestined to dominate awards season. But that’s not the whole story.
The latest film festival announcements are as notable for the films they didn’t include as the ones they did.
Nobody could have predicted what these movies were about. But do they have serious Oscar potential as a result?
In one week, major film festival announcements have intensified speculation about an eclectic awards race right around the corner.
With Emmy nominations behind us, several Oscar hopefuls are setting their sights on high-profile fall festival premieres.
