Oscilloscope Laboratories revealed the official trailer for Sometimes I Think About Dying, the indie drama film starring Daisy Ridley as a socially awkward office worker wooed by her friendly new coworker.
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‘Sometimes I Think About Dying’ Trailer – Daisy Ridley is a Socially Awkward Office Worker in Sundance Indie Film
Sometimes I Think About Dying
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Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie Dominates at 8th Critics Choice Documentary Awards
Michael J. Fox and Tracy Pollan in Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie (Apple TV+) Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie took home five awards including the top prize for Best Documentary Feature at the 8th Annual Critics Choice Documentary Awards in New York City. The film’s other wins were Best Director for Davis Guggenheim, Best Editing for Michael Harte, Best Narration for Michael J. Fox, and Best Biographical Documentary.
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Tia Kouvo’s ‘Family Time’ Wins Top Prize at 65th Nordic Film Days Lübeck
(c) Olaf Malzahn The Finnish-Swedish Christmas drama “Family Time” (“Mummola”) by Tia Kouvo won the NDR Film Prize, at 12,500 euros, the award with the highest cash prize, at the 65th Nordic Film Days Lübeck.
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‘Raging Grace’ Trailer – Paris Zarcilla Directs SXSW Winning Horror Thriller
Raging Grace Brainstorm Media debuted the official trailer for Raging Grace, the SXSW award-winning horror thriller film starring Max Eigenmann, Jaeden Boadilla, Leanne Best, and David Hayman.
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‘Perfect Day’ Trailer – Sentimental Drama by Wim Wenders Selected as Japanese Oscar Entry, Sets US Release Date
Perfect Days directed by Wim Wenders Neon revealed the official trailer for Perfect Days, Wim Wenders latest drama film combining four short stories, starring Kōji Yakusho as a toilet cleaner. It was selected as the Japanese entry for the Best International Feature Film at the 96th Academy Awards.
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Dylan K. Narang’s Tapawingo Opens Dances With Films NYC 2023 Lineup
Tapawingo Dances With Films returns to New York City for the second time, November 30-December 3, with a film lineup nearly three times the size of last year’s NYC debut. DWF alum Dylan K. Narang’s Tapawingo is the Opening Night selection, and Nicholas Gyeney’s psychological thriller The Activated Man will make its world premiere in the Closing Night slot.
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‘They Shot the Piano Player’ Trailer – Jeff Goldblum Stars in Animated Docudrama on Missing Brazilian Musician Francisco Tenório Júnior
They Shot The Piano Player Sony Pictures Classics debuted the trailer for official trailer for They Shot the Piano Player, the hybrid animated docudrama film on the disappearance and presumed murder of Brazilian pianist Francisco Tenório Júnior in 1976,
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Alex Backes’ ‘That’s Our Time’ Wins Grand Jury Prize at American Cinematheque’s Proof-of-Concept Film Festival
That’s Our Time directed by Alex Backes Alex Backes’ That’s Our Time took the Grand Jury Prize, and Callie Bloem and Christopher Ewing’s Bounce House won the Audience Choice at the inaugural American Cinematheque’s PROOF: Proof of Concept Film Festival.
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Miguel Ángel Ferrer’s The Shadow of the Sun Is Venezuela’s Official Oscar Submission | Trailer
The Shadow of the Sun (La sombra del sol) by Miguel Ángel Ferrer Miguel Ángel Ferrer’s The Shadow of the Sun (La sombra del sol), an inspiring tale about two impoverished brothers who long for a better life, has been selected as Venezuela’s Official Oscar® submission
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Anatomy Of A Fall, Fallen Leaves, The Zone Of Interest Lead 36th European Film Awards Nominations
Fallen Leaves (Kuolleet Lehdet) The European Film Academy revealed the nominees for the main categories of the 36th European Film Awards.
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The Gravity Trailer – Gritty French Sci fi Thriller by Cédric Ido Sets US Release Date
The Gravity directed by by Cédric Ido Dark Star Pictures revealed the official trailer for The Gravity, the gritty French sci fi thriller starring Jean-Baptiste Anoumon, Max Gomis, Steve Tientcheu, Oliver Rosemberg, Thierry Godard, and Hafsia Herzi.
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Nicki Micheaux’s Summer of Violence Wins Best Picture at 15th DTLA Film Festival
Summer of Violence Director-writer Nicki Micheaux’s “Summer of Violence,” the festival’s Centerpiece Film, won Best Picture at the 15th annual DTLA Film Festival. Rosemary Rodriguez, the director of the festival’s Opening Night Film, “Hail Mary,” was named Best Director, and the two films tied for Audience Favorite Award. “It’s Basic” by Marc Levin took the Best Documentary award.