The three-hour drama premiered in Competition at Cannes, where it won best screenplay. It marks a record number of Oscar nominations for a Japanese title, with no feature from the country ever being nominated in more than one category at once.Īnother notable international nominee was Flee, an animated documentary from Danish director Jonas Poher Rasmussen. The film, which debuted at Sundance, received three nods for best animated feature, documentary feature and international feature for Denmark. It makes Flee the first documentary to be nominated in the animated feature category, and the first animation to be nominated for best documentary. Streamer Netflix comfortably led the pack with 26 nominations, of which four were for shorts.
No streaming service has ever won best picture but Netflix appears to have its strongest chance since Roma in 2019. This year’s total was helped by four nods for Adam McKay’s Don’t Look Up, which is also in the running for best picture, as well as three for Maggie Gyllenhaal’s The Lost Daughter and two for Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Tick, Tick… Boom!.Īmong the other streamers, Apple Original Films secured six nominations with CODA and The Tragedy Of Macbeth each receiving three nods, while Amazon Studios had four, made up of three nominations for Being The Ricardos and a makeup and hairstyling nod for Coming 2 America.ĭune’s dozen helped Warner Bros to 16 nominations, with the remaining four claimed by King Richard, while Walt Disney also scored 16, which included seven for West Side Story, three for Encanto and two for Cruella. The nominations were announced by Leslie Jordan and Tracee Ellis Ross today (February 8).
The 2022 Oscars will take place on March 27 at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood. ABC confirmed that the ceremony would have a host for the first time in three years. Girls Trip’s Will Packer will be the show’s producer, with Glenn Weiss set to direct for the seventh consecutive year.Well hey there, it’s been a few months, so it’s time for another roundup of what I’ve been reading, watching, listening to, and experiencing recently. In addition to the stuff below, I have a few things in progress: the second season of Russian Doll, Oliver Burkeman’s Four Thousand Weeks, and I just started dipping into Rebecca Woolf’s forthcoming memoir, All of This. Oh, and I’m listening to Russell Shorto’s The Island at the Center of the World on audiobook and the third season of Michael Lewis’ Against the Rules podcast. All always, don’t sweat the letter grades too much.Įverything Everywhere All at Once.
#REBECCA PACKER MOVIE#
This movie is a little bit of a miracle: action, comedy, heartfelt, and a little bit of a mess, all together in a perfect balance. This is the best movie I’ve seen in ages. I’m going to miss spending time in this world with these people. Was delighted and moved by this work of historical fiction about Marie de France. I loved the slow burn and resolution of this show.
#REBECCA PACKER TV#
I didn’t think I wanted to watch a TV show about a flu pandemic causing the end of civilization, but it was actually perfect. Every director is entitled to their Rashomon I guess? And I’m not sure Matt Damon was the right choice here… (B) Both actresses who played Kirsten were fantastic.
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