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Skandies: #8 (Patreon)

Published:
2021-07-10 15:00:04
Imported:
2022-10

Content

Picture: Martin Eden (83/6)
Director: Angela Schanelec, I Was at Home, but… (85/7)
Actress: Michelle Pfeiffer, French Exit (96/11)
Actor: Willem Dafoe, Tommaso (104/8)
S. Actor: Colman Domingo, Ma Rainey's Black Bottom (85/8)
S. Actress: Amanda Seyfried, Mank (107/11)
Screenplay: Patrick deWitt, French Exit (63/6)
Scene: Rolling rock, A White, White Day (60/6)


HISTORY: 

I Was at Home, but... is Schanelec's first Skandie-eligible feature. The Dreamed Path was voted the best undistributed film of 2016, though. She has a strong contingent of fans in the AVB. (So far I am decidedly not among them.)

Pfeiffer is on a roll, having placed three times in the past four years. She came in 16th for What Lies Beneath (2000), 20th in Supporting for Hairspray (2007), 3rd in Supporting for mother! (2017), and 18th for Where Is Kyra? (2018). Dafoe gets his first spot in the lead category following five Supporting nods, including one outright win (The Florida Project, 2017); he's also placed 7th (Shadow of the Vampire, 2000), 13th (Spider-Man, 2002), 11th (The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou, 2014), and 5th (The Lighthouse, 2019). Domingo landed at #12 in Supporting two years ago for If Beale Street Could Talk. Seyfried landed at #10 in Supporting two years ago for First Reformed.

I'd forgotten that deWitt wrote Terri. It did not place in Screenplay that year. 

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2023-01-05 23:29:36 I didn't think FRENCH EXIT was released in 2020 other than its NYFF screening (or does that count in the year of covid with everything upended?) Or are you using the Academy's 14 month eligibility window so stuff like JUDAS & BLACK MESSIAH is eligible as well?
2021-07-10 17:23:10 I didn't think FRENCH EXIT was released in 2020 other than its NYFF screening (or does that count in the year of covid with everything upended?) Or are you using the Academy's 14 month eligibility window so stuff like JUDAS & BLACK MESSIAH is eligible as well?

I didn't think FRENCH EXIT was released in 2020 other than its NYFF screening (or does that count in the year of covid with everything upended?) Or are you using the Academy's 14 month eligibility window so stuff like JUDAS & BLACK MESSIAH is eligible as well?

gemko
>>63520667

Long story. Sony Classics had four films that they claimed they were giving 2020 qualifying runs in December, and I was unable to determine whether or not that actually occurred. There was contradictory evidence. So I chose to err on the side of assuming that they did. <i>Judas and the Black Messiah</i>, however, didn’t even premiere until this year, so there’s no uncertainty in that case. A 2021 film for Skandie purposes.