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Cannes 2019: The Revenant Director Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu Appointed Head Of Jury
Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu won back-to-back Best Director Oscar for Birdman in 2015 and The Revenant a year later.
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Do Golden Globe Wins Translate Into Oscars? Not So Much
Historically the Golden Globes have had about a 50 per cent success rate in predicting the Oscar's Best Picture
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Florida Man Who Killed 3 Women Scheduled For Execution
Oscar Ray Bolin was first found guilty of murdering three women nearly 30 years ago. In the decades since, every one of the verdicts delivered by juries in three separate trials was reversed at least twice by appeals courts, although ultimately he was convicted again in each case: 10 times by 10 juries, to be exact.
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Selma Director Ava Duvernay to Head International Jury at MAMI
"I'm thrilled to have been invited to head the international jury for MAMI and look forward to celebrating the work of a diverse array of filmmakers with energetic, engaged audiences in the dynamic city of Mumbai," said Ava Duvernay, whose film Selma, based on the life of Martin Luther King Jr, was nominated for the Oscars in 2015
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Irrfan Khan: India's Previous Oscar Entries Were Embarrassing
Irrfan's Paan Singh Tomar and The Lunchbox were two films that were in the forefront of being chosen as India's Oscar entry, but ultimately Barfi! and The Good Road were selected by a jury appointed by the Film Federation of India
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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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Oscar Row: Rahul Rawail Says Amol Palekar Was Anti-Court
"Our chairman Amol Palekar had only one agenda right from the beginning that Court shouldn't come. He was very adamant that somehow Court should be removed. I don't know the reason behind this but it is true. You can ask anyone else in the jury about it and they'll say that it is correct," said Mr Rawail
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Oscar Row: Amol Palekar Says He's Had a Clean Record For 45 Years
Mr Palekar, 70, said via phone, "All of us including him (Rahul Rawail) have signed an undertaking with the Film Federation of India (FFI). We are sworn to be secretive and I will not breach it till I get permission to open my mouth. Regarding his allegations, on a personal level I choose not to respond to his allegations"
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Court Picked For the Oscars, Slow Clap From Bollywood
Chaitanya Tamhane debit film as director Court was selected as India's official entery for Oscars 2016. The film had also won the National Film Award in the Best Feature Film category for 2014. Rahul Rawail, a part of the 17-member jury, had resigned soon after announcement, but Bollywood was all praises was the section
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Rahul Rawail Resigns From Oscar Jury, Calls Amol Palekar 'Manipulative'
Mr Rawail confirmed the news over the phone from Hyderabad, saying that it's "true". "I'm proud that we had a great jury and some wonderful people who have a great knowledge of cinema and love for it. There was no issue in that, but yes there was one manipulative man. His name is Amol Palekar
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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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Amol Palekar: Everybody is Behaving as if I Have Brought an Oscar
"I feel like laughing on one hand and feel scared on the other. Why are we creating hullabaloo? Just because I have been appointed chairman of a committee where there are 16 other members, it is not that I am going to do something individually and take the Indian flag there (Oscars)"
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Bollywood's Oscar Race Begins. All Eyes on Amol Palekar
It's that time of the year when chosen representatives from the film industry select India's official entry to the Oscars. The jury headed by Amol Palekar will review several films and choose the best representative of Indian cinema. Sources say that there is intense lobbying for Haider, PK, Ugly and Mary Kom to make the...
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Amol Palekar Will Head Jury to Select India's Entry for Oscars 2016
A National Award-winning director, Mr Palekar is famous for portraying the common man hero in '70s films such as Rajnigandha, Ek Chhoti Si Baat, Chitchor and Golmaal
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Thokozile Masipa: Oscar Pistorius's Judge and Jury
Judge Thokozile Masipa
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Cannes 2019: The Revenant Director Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu Appointed Head Of Jury
Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu won back-to-back Best Director Oscar for Birdman in 2015 and The Revenant a year later.
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Do Golden Globe Wins Translate Into Oscars? Not So Much
Historically the Golden Globes have had about a 50 per cent success rate in predicting the Oscar's Best Picture
-
Florida Man Who Killed 3 Women Scheduled For Execution
Oscar Ray Bolin was first found guilty of murdering three women nearly 30 years ago. In the decades since, every one of the verdicts delivered by juries in three separate trials was reversed at least twice by appeals courts, although ultimately he was convicted again in each case: 10 times by 10 juries, to be exact.
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Selma Director Ava Duvernay to Head International Jury at MAMI
"I'm thrilled to have been invited to head the international jury for MAMI and look forward to celebrating the work of a diverse array of filmmakers with energetic, engaged audiences in the dynamic city of Mumbai," said Ava Duvernay, whose film Selma, based on the life of Martin Luther King Jr, was nominated for the Oscars in 2015
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Irrfan Khan: India's Previous Oscar Entries Were Embarrassing
Irrfan's Paan Singh Tomar and The Lunchbox were two films that were in the forefront of being chosen as India's Oscar entry, but ultimately Barfi! and The Good Road were selected by a jury appointed by the Film Federation of India
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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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Oscar Row: Rahul Rawail Says Amol Palekar Was Anti-Court
"Our chairman Amol Palekar had only one agenda right from the beginning that Court shouldn't come. He was very adamant that somehow Court should be removed. I don't know the reason behind this but it is true. You can ask anyone else in the jury about it and they'll say that it is correct," said Mr Rawail
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Oscar Row: Amol Palekar Says He's Had a Clean Record For 45 Years
Mr Palekar, 70, said via phone, "All of us including him (Rahul Rawail) have signed an undertaking with the Film Federation of India (FFI). We are sworn to be secretive and I will not breach it till I get permission to open my mouth. Regarding his allegations, on a personal level I choose not to respond to his allegations"
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Court Picked For the Oscars, Slow Clap From Bollywood
Chaitanya Tamhane debit film as director Court was selected as India's official entery for Oscars 2016. The film had also won the National Film Award in the Best Feature Film category for 2014. Rahul Rawail, a part of the 17-member jury, had resigned soon after announcement, but Bollywood was all praises was the section
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Rahul Rawail Resigns From Oscar Jury, Calls Amol Palekar 'Manipulative'
Mr Rawail confirmed the news over the phone from Hyderabad, saying that it's "true". "I'm proud that we had a great jury and some wonderful people who have a great knowledge of cinema and love for it. There was no issue in that, but yes there was one manipulative man. His name is Amol Palekar
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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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Amol Palekar: Everybody is Behaving as if I Have Brought an Oscar
"I feel like laughing on one hand and feel scared on the other. Why are we creating hullabaloo? Just because I have been appointed chairman of a committee where there are 16 other members, it is not that I am going to do something individually and take the Indian flag there (Oscars)"
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Bollywood's Oscar Race Begins. All Eyes on Amol Palekar
It's that time of the year when chosen representatives from the film industry select India's official entry to the Oscars. The jury headed by Amol Palekar will review several films and choose the best representative of Indian cinema. Sources say that there is intense lobbying for Haider, PK, Ugly and Mary Kom to make the...
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Amol Palekar Will Head Jury to Select India's Entry for Oscars 2016
A National Award-winning director, Mr Palekar is famous for portraying the common man hero in '70s films such as Rajnigandha, Ek Chhoti Si Baat, Chitchor and Golmaal
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Thokozile Masipa: Oscar Pistorius's Judge and Jury
Judge Thokozile Masipa
