Once Upon A Time…In Hollywood leads the nominations for the Music City Film Critics’ Association 2019 Film Awards with 9 nominations.
TELL ME WHO I AM (2019)
TELL ME WHO I AM (2019)
NAME OF FILM: TELL ME WHO I AM (2019)
DIRECTOR(S): Ed Perkins
GENRE: Documentary Film
SYNOPSIS: Alex Lewis was just 18 when a severe motorcycle accident left him in a coma. He wakes up to an unfamiliar world, unable to remember his parents, his home, or even his own name. The only comforting presence is his identical twin Marcus, who steps in to help Alex with his arduous recovery process and to begin filling the holes in his memory. However, Alex soon realizes that the idyllic childhood Marcus has painted hides a terrible family secret. Now, after the accident, the brothers sit down to explore their past in Academy Award® nominee Ed Perkins’s heartbreaking exploration of the enduring effects of familial trauma.
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ONCE UPON A TIME…IN HOLLYWOOD Leads Nominations for Music City Film Critics’ 2019 Awards
Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood by Quentin Tarantino
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159 Documentary Feature Films Submitted for 2019 Oscar Race
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TELL ME WHO I AM – Fascinating Documentary on Brotherly Love and Family Secrets Debuts in October
TELL ME WHO I AM directed by Ed Perkins The Netflix original documentary Tell Me Who I Am, which premiered at the 2019 Telluride Film Festival and will be released globally on Netflix and day and date in select theaters on Friday, October 18 – in NY at the Quad Cinema.
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Hamptons Intl Film Festival Announces 2019 Lineup, THE AERONAUTS, HUMAN CAPITAL,WESTERN STARS
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PAIN AND GLORY, PARASITE, MOTHERLESS BROOKLYN Among Telluride Film Festival 2019 Labor Day Weekend Lineup
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