Sentences with phrase «awards for theatrical release»

Not exact matches

Cannes organizers announced a rule last year that movies could not compete for awards without a French theatrical release, though they could still screen at the festival.

Her portrayal of Samantha Cole in Universal's Liar Liar, the third - highest grossing theatrical release of 1997, earned her another American Comedy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actress as well as a Blockbuster Entertainment Award nomination for Favorite Supporting Actress in a Comedy.

Since then, «Drive» has been slowly building buzz ahead of its theatrical release, most prominently at the Cannes Film Festival where it walked away with the award for Best Director, a nomination for the prestigious Palm D'Or, and the admiration of most film critics.

Netflix strived for a Best Picture nomination when they purchased Beasts of No Nation at 2015's Toronto Film Festival and gave it a two - week theatrical run alongside a simultaneous online release so that it was eligible for awards.

Sacha Gervasi was a surprise nominee for the Lacoste Truer Than Fiction Award at this year's Independent Spirit Awards, and now it looks like the movie will finally be getting a proper U.S. theatrical release.

Netflix has built a reputation for taking risks with audacious and boundary - pushing films, but the streaming service's aversion to theatrical releases have gained it enmity among the film festival and awards circuit.

-- Malala Yousafzai Fox Searchlight Pictures announced today that National Geographic Channel has joined forces with Fox Searchlight Pictures for the global theatrical release of Academy Award winner Davis Guggenheim's upcoming feature documentary HE NAMED ME MALALA, an intimate -LSB-...]

Released both as a theatrical feature and in episodic installments on Netflix, Wormwood may wind up qualifying for both Academy and Emmy Award consideration — which makes it a hybrid not just in content but in presentation as well.

Most differences deal with qualification; for the Spirit Awards a film must have a budget of under $ 20 million, and unlike the Academy Awards, films without a theatrical release which have screened at a handful of the most prestigious festivals are eligible.

This ranking includes only new theatrical releases viewed for the awards year of 2017 (for eligibility for the Academy Awards and the OFCS and AWFJ awards); some films released in the UK without US releases (and so ineligible for those awards this year) may also be included, for my own bookkeeping purawards year of 2017 (for eligibility for the Academy Awards and the OFCS and AWFJ awards); some films released in the UK without US releases (and so ineligible for those awards this year) may also be included, for my own bookkeeping purAwards and the OFCS and AWFJ awards); some films released in the UK without US releases (and so ineligible for those awards this year) may also be included, for my own bookkeeping purawards); some films released in the UK without US releases (and so ineligible for those awards this year) may also be included, for my own bookkeeping purawards this year) may also be included, for my own bookkeeping purposes.

Netflix is set to release the film with a theatrical release, intended for an awards rollout.

Definitely something the Weinsteins are hoping will gain awards traction, it could hold out for a theatrical release.

Long before its theatrical release, Nine was foreseen as the film to beat for the Academy's Best Picture award.

Right now we're in a bit of a dead zone for theatrical release, s with most movies released this month being neither good enough for a summer blockbuster release or hopeful enough for a debut during awards season.

When the streaming platform acquires or produces a viable prestige movie, Netflix will give the film a limited theatrical release in order to qualify it for various awards - season circles, especially the Academy — then makes it available for streaming, or has it debut on streaming the same day it premieres in theaters.

Where Netflix prefers to purchase movies as «Netflix Presents,» reserving any theatrical release for only awards - seeking titles, Hulu still puts a priority on the big screen.

By most accounts these last two received their theatrical releases in 2015 but the latter two were both nominated for major awards in 2014 (Globe & Indie Spirit respectively) so did they have «qualifying releases»?

After several months of awards campaigning in the US, which saw many of 2016's titles soaking up significant adjudication (with items like Toni Erdmann, Elle, and The Salesman all remaining prominent fixtures on the awards circuit) while other titles are just making it to theatrical release (Personal Shopper), we're about to reset the clock for a new crop of items from internationally renowned auteurs.

Uncork'd Entertainment has acquired the U.S and Canadian rights to award - winning survival thriller The Lighthouse, with plans for a theatrical release...

Despite being one of the most successful indies in its native UK (it beat out Mr. Turner, Calvary and The Imitation Game, all films with a much higher profile, for the British Independent Film Award), and a decent theatrical release, I don't feel Pride got much love stateside.

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For the most part, those films still get a New York / Los Angeles theatrical release, which guarantees them a review in the New York Times and awards eligibility.