AWARDS DATABASE
All of the winners, all of the nominees, all of the awards shows.
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July 10-21
• Outfest
July 14
• SAG nomination submissions open
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"Passchendaele," starring and directed by Paul Gross, tells the story of an injured Canadian soldier.
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Clint Eastwood is in the main competition with "Changeling," starring Angelina Jolie.
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Julianne Moore, Mark Ruffalo, Danny Glover and Gael Garcia Bernal co-star in the movie.
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American films include Clint Eastwood's 'Changeling,' Steven Soderbergh's two Che Guevara films.
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The event, created to spur renewal after 9/11, faces a period of transition as it looks to the long term.
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The Barry Levinson helmed film starring Robert DeNiro had a lukewarm reception at Sundance.
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The Shanghai film festival to stage retrospective of the Oscar-winning director's works.
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The doc chronicles the fight to save a Los Angeles community farm from being sold to developers.
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Tina Fey and Amy Poehler's "Baby Mama" will open Tribeca.
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A turn to gravitas results in their most tragic, heartfelt work -- it's no country for the easy wisecrack.
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'No Country for Old Men' and other recent violent films reflect a post-9/11 world beset by war and fear.
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'Elite Squad' faced an unsuccessful attempt by some officers to keep it out of theaters when released in Brazil.
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The filmmakers have developed a unique voice with their shared vision.
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Film fans embrace new catchphrases from recent movies, including "There Will Be Blood" and "Juno."
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A leap of faith, a solid landing.
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The deserving actors and directors that the academy forgot.
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Many agree that synthetic actors deserve awards. But everyone has a different ideas about appropriate categories and to whom the honors should go.
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Costume designer Colleen Atwood aims to slay 'em in 'Sweeney Todd.'
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Production designer David Bomba on recreating 1930s Texas.
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Hats off to the 'who-was-that-guy' actors who make movies feel real.
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The tragic period romance nominated in 14 categories.
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2008 USC Libraries honor lit pics
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Deadly duo Tim Burton and Johnny Depp are really out there (singing!) for "Sweeney Todd."
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Movies gave them few great opportunities. Still, they gave strong performances and are earning appreciation.
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Tilda Swinton isn't drawn to glamorous roles, just the authentic ones. Like in 'Michael Clayton.'
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Going toe-to-toe with the intense Daniel Day-Lewis in 'There Will Be Blood' could be intimidating. Or it could be just a game.
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In Lights, Camera . . ., a below-the-line craftsperson talks about a current film. This week: "No Country for Old Men" production designer Jess Gonchor on building a full-scale replica border crossing
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Helen Mirren spent part of 2006 and '07 picking up awards for her roles as Elizabeth I and II. Was it a campaign to grease the skids to an Oscar win?
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Paul Thomas Anderson and Daniel Day-Lewis are unafraid to break new ground with "There Will Be Blood."
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"Last year's Oscars were a bit of a blur. I'd come from Uganda that day... 50,000 people living in abject poverty and then you go to the Oscars."
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The strike isn't the only drama in Hollywood, the loudest fussing and feuding comes from the world of critics and Oscar prognosticators.
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The races are narrowing as the date draws near for the Academy to announce the top 5 films.
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Film editor Michael McCusker on working with James Mangold and handling one challenge of remaking "3:10 to Yuma."
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'4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days' depicts a harrowing time in that nation's history.
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Long after documentaries wrap, the relationships between filmmakers and subjects continue -- even if no one wants them to.
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Nicholas Pileggi wrote "Goodfellas" and "Casino" and instigated and executive produced "American Gangster."
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The list includes 'Ratatouille,' 'Knocked Up,' 'The Sopranos' and 'Pushing Daisies.'
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Washington is busy putting the finishing touches on his 'baby,' 'The Great Debaters,' due out on Christmas.
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The stars and the real life inspiration behind "Charlie Wilson's War."
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Amid the rumble of war, the 'Lions for Lambs' actor-director sought to emulate the civil drama of '12 Angry Men.'
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Michael Fink on the computer generated intensity of the fight scene in "Golden Compass."
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Writer Nancy Oliver's first film, 'Lars and the Real Girl,' has been well-received by critics. It's about time.
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Producer Art Linson knows how to get things done. His latest project: Penn's 'Into the Wild.'
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A single image or narrative moment can be the key that unlocks the story. Writers describe how it happens.
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Short film program includes Kirsten Dunst's directorial debut, "Welcome," starring Winona Ryder.
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'Just Add Water' is part of the features competition and special programs.
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The stripper-turned-screenwriter pulls a midseason 'Wino Forever.'
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Craig Zadan and Neil Meron have spun Broadway yarns 'Chicago' and 'Hairspray' into Hollywood gold.
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Studios can no longer send out music CDs to academy voters, so they're inviting them to intimate concerts instead.
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Eddie Vedder identified with Chris McCandless, the subject of Sean Penn's film. So the soundtrack came easily.
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Film music can't be too sharp or too flat
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Composer Alexandre Desplat on Ang Lee, collaboration, and evoking danger and despair through music.
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For 'Enchanted,' Menken and Schwartz wrote songs to make you believe.
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The star of "Hard Candy" does a big-screen about-face.
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Dialogue rules will keep the lauded Israeli film out of the running for a foreign-language Oscar or Golden Globe.
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Non-Competition Films: Premieres, Spectrum, New Frontier and Park City At Midnight
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Top indie film showcase taps black comedies and ideological films about rape, government secrecy, sexual addiction, suicide, murder and drugs.
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'In Bruges' is the first feature for director Martin McDonagh.
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The 'Into the Wild' director is cast as Harvey Milk in a new Gus Van Sant film.
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The Oscars' acting races are packed with real drama.
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There's a new movie to promote ("Things We Lost in the Fire"), but he'd rather talk Stooges.
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Samuels made sure "Michael Clayton" and "In the Valley of Elah" happened.
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Nicole Kidman was in an acting malaise, choosing some roles she calls mistakes. Then came "Margot at the Wedding."
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Directing a James Bond film can't be harder than capturing "The Kite Runner's" spirit.
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To pick Oscar's favorite, focus on films that generate the most passionate support.
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Production designer Guy Hendrix Dyas explains how a sculpture laid the groundwork for scene in "Elizabeth: The Golden Age."
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In "No Country for Old Men," hairstylist Paul LeBlanc gave Javier Bardem the bob of a lifetime.
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Pete Hammond smells a rat, and not just in the best animated film race.
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The best motion picture race takes in a broader swath of world cinema due to a change in the Hollywood Foreign Press Association rules.
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Elizabeth Snead on the red carpet.
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Take a look at a clip from Sean Penn's acclaimed film starring Emile Hirsch.
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Pete Hammond reports on how awards campaigners use celebs to keep box office duds alive. (Hint: Make stars like Blanchett appear publicly, early and often.)
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The star of "Juno" on being girlie but, she hopes, not too corny.
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Eight non-fiction short films make the cut.
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Pete Hammond on why Cruise, Redford and Streep are going for Oscar supporting noms.
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Branch cuts multi-city rollout requirements in an effort to simplify guidelines.
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'Juno' jumps into centerpiece gala spot between 'Lions' and 'Cholera.'
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Scoring an Academy Award doesn't guarantee Hollywood's most coveted roles. Just ask Adrien Brody, Cuba Gooding Jr. and Joe Pesci.
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In his Envelope debut, Pete Hammond surveys the field as Hollywood hopefuls take cover.
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Cate Blanchett dishes about royal life.
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The International Documentary Assn. marks its 25th anniversary with the film rankings.
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Ellen Page, Richard Gere, Marc Foster, Diablo Cody in the mix.
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She's the darling of film festivals with her portrayal of Edith Piaf in 'La Vie en Rose.'
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The director's first movie in a decade, "Youth Without Youth," will premiere at the Rome Film Festival next month.
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Joel and Ethan Coen's "No Country for Old Men" is the festival's centerpiece.
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The director pushes his actors to the limit in 'Lust, Caution,' a tale of sexual roles, violence and deception. On the set, they believe in him.
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This former stripper turned screenwriter of "Juno" could be a contender.
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Debut film about a traveling marching band has won acclaim on the festival circuit.
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Country hopes to follow up "Lives of Others" victory with this Cannes winner.
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Festival darling will close NY fest.
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An exhibit of storyboards and sketches will showcase three legendary film illustrators.
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Sean Penn, Helen Hunt and David Schwimmer are among those actors moving into directing roles.
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The war on terrorism saga stars Tom Cruise and Meryl Streep.
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Brad Pitt, Ang Lee, Cate Blanchett and Brian De Palma win top honors in Venice
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Actors Javier Bardem and Liev Schreiber expected to attend U.S. premiere.
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Johnny Depp, the director's favorite leading man, presented the award.
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The new drama has its world premiere Friday night at the Toronto International Film Festival.
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The Italian horror auteur returns -- at last -- to his 'Three Mothers' trilogy.
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Sony Pictures Classics dominates the event with six entries.
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The Tom Cruise-starrer is not scheduled for any other fall festival.
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The 75th festival unveils "Atonement," starring Keira Knightley and James McAvoy.
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Guild says it must "(Maintain) a level playing field."
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Classification could limit film's visibility.
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Brad Pitt, Cate Blanchett, George Clooney and Sean Penn descend on Toronto.
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Festival will mix new films with an historic Academy exhibition in its new venue.
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The actor will receive an award at the Karlovy Vary Fest for his contribution to film.
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'Freedom Writers' and 'Venus' tie for feature film honors.
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The award marks the 75th anniversary of the film festival.
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Past honorees include Sean Connery and Martin Scorsese.
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The heiress becomes the target of a relentlessly sour awards show.
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America Ferrera named outstanding actress.
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Paris and friends go MIA at the annual show.
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The documentary about abortion takes the Palme d'Or, heralding Romania's emergence in movie-making.
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Star-studded cast serves up laughs during Cannes news conference.
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Jessica Biel and Mandy Moore will also be among the show's celebrities.
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"Children of Men" wins best science fiction film; "Heroes" tops television.
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"Perfume: The Story of a Murderer" leads with six prizes at Lola Awards.
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"My Father My Lord" named best narrative; Fred Durst's directorial debut honored.
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HBO's "The Wire" honored in best television feature/miniseries teleplay category.
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"300" leads field with five nods; "Pirates," "Borat," "Blades" also honored.
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