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Seberg (Benedict Andrews) is an affair drama which is an interpretation of a real story. Combining the lead character's professional and personal roles, it explores her personal and relational lives.
Kristen Stewart gives a slightly contrite performance and she seems to have been once again typecast. Thankfully, the supporting cast are there with good performances to make up for the lack of personal connection with the main character. Unfortunately the excellent costume design is not enough to carry the film and will likely be overlooked.
Speaking after a screening at TIFF, the director explained the film is really a story of voyeurism; the addiction and danger of the watcher and watched. Even so, the excitement of surveillance is lost on an emotional contrived performance.
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When we want to see ahead of time which films are the favourites in the awards race, we tend to look at the precedents of the powerful trifecta of members of the Academy that is made up of the PGA (producers), the DGA (directors), and the WGA (writers), as well as the SAGs, because some of its actor members are part of the largest branch of voters. If a film has the support of all or most of these guilds ( and the support of all five boroughs), a Best Picture nomination is guaranteed. Also, we have to pay attention to what the British members of the Academy have to say with the BAFTA nominations, which always bring forward some clear views on what's getting in. And finally, the Golden Globes. Sure, the Hollywood Foreign Press Association is a joke made up of dozens of foreign journalists that vote according to which famous people they can get to show up to their parties, but there is still some influence in this ceremony. 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To put that in context, it’s the second time that a foreign movie got that nomination. The previous one? Life is Beautiful, that ended up with a bunch of Oscar nods (including Best Picture), and gave Roberto Benigni a Best Actor win that we still don’t know if it’s delightful or just plain annoying. It’s clear that the average Academy member likes Parasite better than Roma, and it’s obvious why: it’s more entertaining and accessible, and while the story is rooted in Korean culture, the takedown of capitalism makes it have a global perspective about issues that affect everybody. Now, we have to see if Bong can jump over Tarantino and Scorsese in the next weeks. -Richard Jewell: Well, Clint happened. After a last minute release that had the advantage of old Academy members saving a spot for The Man With No Name, the biopic about the sad tale of the security guard falsely accused of being a bomber opened to just positive reviews, and then suffered a shockingly low opening weekend of 4. 7 million dollars, becoming the worst wide opening of Eastwood’s career (and making things more painful, the movie cost 45 millions). Why did this happen? We can point fingers to the big controversy regarding Olivia Wilde’s portrayal of journalist Kathy Scruggs, who sadly passed away before this movie accused her of being a succubus who traded sex for false tips that ruined Jewell’s life. It didn’t help that Olivia Wilde’s excuses and screenwriter Billy Ray’s conspiracy claims came out to clear nothing. In reality, I believe that what happened has a few more factors. First things first, this movie didn’t star movie draw Clint Eastwood, it starred Paul Walter Hauser, a guy who’s barely known for playing supporting dumb stooges in recent dramedies and Cobra Kai. Second of all, while Clint had success with recent real life stories like Sully (which, again, starred movie star Tom Hanks), Richard Jewell asks people to remember one of the big American news stories from… 1996. And then, finally, we can say that this movie made left-leaning people stay at home between Clint’s attitude and the Kathy Scruggs controversy, while right-leaning people didn’t get the kick out of “owning the libs” that would have been buying tickets for this. 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While Awkwafina has been nominated for Best Actress in both the Golden Globes (which also gave a nod for Best Foreign Language Film, because of dumb rules) and the Critics Choice, the SAGs ignored her, which is concerning in a category where the only people that feel safe are white actresses. Also, Zhao Shuzhen has been ignored by most of the industry awards, so her status is also shaky. Going forward, it looks like Awkwafina has a clear win ahead of her in the Best Actress in a Musical/Comedy category in the Globes, but the HFPA could very easily go “HPFA mode” (which means, some random bullshit like giving the award to Cate Blanchett for Where’d You Go, Bernadette? ). -The Irishman: After all the memes and the debate about the length of Martin Scorsese’s last gangster epic, the film has established somewhat of a frontrunner status by being nominated for every single awards show and obviously winning Best Film with NYFCC. 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In the end, it simply wasn't interesting to watch and that is something no amount of blank long gazes and gratuitous nudity can fix.
If you haven't yet, do yourself a favor and watch 'The Lives of Others' a 2006 German film that shares a similar theme but actually does it justice.

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