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Oscar Pistorius Movie in Works For Cannes
The film, titled "Pistorius", follows the rise and fall of the inspiring, Olympic hero turned convicted murderer
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Nawazuddin Siddiqui: Very Happy With Court's Selection For the Oscars
"I am very happy that Court has been selected as India's official entry at the Oscars. It is a wonderful film and it is amazing that a very fine movie has been selected. Sometimes the selection is great and sometimes it is not that good but this time it has been a very good choice," said Nawazuddin
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Wish Rahul Rawail Had Spoken to us Before Press, Says Film Body
The Film Federation of India has distanced itself from disgruntled former jury member Rahul Rawail, who accused Oscar jury head Amol Palekar of being 'manipulative' and obnoxious'. "What we would have appreciated is a situation where he could have spoken to the FFI President and other senior officials before going to the media"
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Court Director Chaitanya Tamhane: The Film Keeps Surprising Me
"I feel very fortunate and grateful for the way it (Court) has been received. We did not make the movie with that many expectations. We were not sure what will happen but we were surprised constantly. It is my debut film so it is a great feeling," said Chaitanya
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Court 'One of the Best Films' Karan Johar Has Seen
The courtroom drama, directed by filmmaker Chaitanya Tamhane, who made his debut with the movie has been selected as the official entry to the prestigious awards. Court also won the Best Picture at the National Film awards this year, besides winning 17 international honours after its premiere at the Venice International Film Festival in 2014
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Amol Palekar and Jury Pick Court as India's Oscar Entry
Last month, Amol Palekar told news agency PTI that the process of selecting a film would not be easy. "To select one such film is an enormously difficult task because ours is probably the only industry in the world, which has such wide variety of films. Right from Bollywood masala mainstream cinema to regional cinema," he said
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Oscar Pistorius Movie in Works For Cannes
The film, titled "Pistorius", follows the rise and fall of the inspiring, Olympic hero turned convicted murderer
-
Nawazuddin Siddiqui: Very Happy With Court's Selection For the Oscars
"I am very happy that Court has been selected as India's official entry at the Oscars. It is a wonderful film and it is amazing that a very fine movie has been selected. Sometimes the selection is great and sometimes it is not that good but this time it has been a very good choice," said Nawazuddin
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Wish Rahul Rawail Had Spoken to us Before Press, Says Film Body
The Film Federation of India has distanced itself from disgruntled former jury member Rahul Rawail, who accused Oscar jury head Amol Palekar of being 'manipulative' and obnoxious'. "What we would have appreciated is a situation where he could have spoken to the FFI President and other senior officials before going to the media"
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Court Director Chaitanya Tamhane: The Film Keeps Surprising Me
"I feel very fortunate and grateful for the way it (Court) has been received. We did not make the movie with that many expectations. We were not sure what will happen but we were surprised constantly. It is my debut film so it is a great feeling," said Chaitanya
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Court 'One of the Best Films' Karan Johar Has Seen
The courtroom drama, directed by filmmaker Chaitanya Tamhane, who made his debut with the movie has been selected as the official entry to the prestigious awards. Court also won the Best Picture at the National Film awards this year, besides winning 17 international honours after its premiere at the Venice International Film Festival in 2014
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Amol Palekar and Jury Pick Court as India's Oscar Entry
Last month, Amol Palekar told news agency PTI that the process of selecting a film would not be easy. "To select one such film is an enormously difficult task because ours is probably the only industry in the world, which has such wide variety of films. Right from Bollywood masala mainstream cinema to regional cinema," he said
