Sentences with phrase «prime awards»

Funnily enough, the film from future Jurassic World 2 helmer J.A. Bayona was slated to arrive in theaters later this month, but after a huge critical reception out of the Toronto International Film Festival, Focus Features decided it was worthy of a more prime awards season release closer to Christmas.

A November release date sets the upcoming drama in prime award season territory.

Originally scheduled for a March 2015 release before a last - minute promotion into prime awards territory to fill Warner Brothers» festive season Hobbit - hole, it's about time Ron Howard finally got his Dick out.

This award is a contract under prime award #S283B120015 between the U.S. Department of Education and WestEd.

This award is a grant under prime award #S283B050022A between the U.S. Department of Education and WestEd.

Why It Might Succeed: Recently announced for a prime awards season release date of September 23, Mira Nair's Queen of Katwe has all the makings of an Oscar contender.

This year, more than ever, several big - time Hollywood actors and filmmakers have served as producers on some of the prime awards contenders — with no other involvement in the movie whatsoever.

The film is set for release by The Weinstein Company in the prime awards date of November 25th (Thanksgiving weekend) and is co-produced by Angie Fielder and by Oscar - winners Iain Canning and Emile Sherman (The King's Speech).

It was originally scheduled for a prime awards season limited start on Nov. 24.

Take note that it's positioned for a prime Awards consideration spot.

Robert Zemeckis» (The Walk) as yet untitled romantic thriller, starring Brad Pitt (Fury) and Marion Cotillard (Macbeth), has been earmarked for a prime awards season release date in November 2016.

Fox Searchlight positioned the biopic Hitchcock into a prime awards release date and talk began of a possible nomination for Scarlett Johansson's turn as Janet Leigh, but ultimately the mixed reviews for both films and the lack of attention paid to the aforementioned actresses» work meant that they were very, very long shots for a nomination.

It's from an unlikely director (Reginald Hudlin whose previous credits are all comedic, including House Party and Boomerang) but it's fascinating subject matter and has a prime awards season release date this October.

The Beguiled, from Oscar winner Sofia Coppola hits theaters in June from Focus Features but when A24 announced that The Killing of a Sacred Deer, from Oscar nominee Yorgos Lanthimos (The Lobster) was being given a prime awards release date (November 3rd) we all took notice.

I'm planning a three - week stay in Europe, so that seems to really screw up my chances of getting a prime award.