Sentences with phrase «most fall film festivals»
Not exact matches
Paul Thomas Anderson's The Master might have lost the Golden Lion in Venice (while still winning Best Director and Best Actor (s) awards), but it emerged as the most critically acclaimed film of the fall festival season.
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For those who don't know, most studios use the fall film festivals as a kind of launching pad for their big awards contenders.
Put this one high up on your 2015 most anticipated list and hope it's ready by Cannes or the next fall film festival season.
Its October release date is prime position that makes perfect sense for a premiere at one of the major fall film festivals, Toronto or Telluride most likely, and it has the potential to be a hit through many different branches of the Academy.
Movie fans trekking to Telluride, Colo., for the resort town's annual film festival this weekend are set to see some of the fall's most anticipated performances, including Bill Murray as FDR in «Hyde Park on Hudson,» Michael Shannon as family man and freelance assassin in «The Iceman,» and Ben Affleck as a CIA agent in «Argo.»
As some of the other responders have noted, the fall movies have not «petered out» for most of us, since we don't attend the major film festivals.
The release date falls in the thick of awards season and suggests the studio is most likely going to premiere the film at one of the major fall festivals.
The festival will also be welcoming directors of some of this fall and winter's most anticipated films like Barry Jenkins (Moonlight), Mike Mills (20th Century Women), Jeff Nichols (Loving) and Damien Chazelle (La La Land).
Most recent anthology films have typically played primarily to film festival audiences so perhaps keep an eye out for «The Turning» to surface sometime during the fall next year.
By Sean O'Connell Hollywoodnews.com: Three titles were conspicuously absent from the recently announced programming at this fall's Venice and Toronto film festivals: Jason Reitman's «Young Adult,» Phyllida Lloyd's «The Iron Lady» and Clint Eastwood's «J. Edgar,» all of which are expected by most pundits to make some noise in the upcoming -LSB-...]