Although the pandemic is still ongoing, festivals and film awards continue in various modalities, as is the case of the Golden Globes, which were held yesterday behind closed doors, without public and without television transmission, this due to the boycott that NBC made the Association of the Hollywood Foreign Press, who organize the awards, and have been singled out for not having diversity within your organization.
After seeing that the feature films The power of the dog Y West Side Story were winners in the categories of Best Dramatic Film Y Best Musical or Comedy Film, respectively, in the Golden Globes, now follows the final stretch for the ceremonies of the British Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Television (BAFTA) and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (dregs) from the United States.
Indigo Report consulted the expert Doly Mallet, author and film journalist to give her predictions of what productions Filmmaking may be nominated for the Oscars at the AMPAS and the UK BAFTAs.
The power of the dog
“Jane Campion offers another typical work of his authorship and of the caliber of The Piano (1993), with performances worthy of prizes- We are told a shocking story that we have to break down in the silences and not so much in the dialogues; in the end, we were shocked “
West Side Story
“Spielberg It took 30 years to make his homage and politically correct correction to the 1961 version. With a talented cast (Latino, when they have to be) and more social historical context, the director who had never done a musical leaves his comfort zone with success”
King Richard: A Winning Family
“Perfect formula for getting nominations: a real-life case aligned to the American dream and an encouraging message. Also, famous people involved like the sisters Serena Y Venus Williams. The truth is that the film offers a truly interesting story to analyze “
Belfast
“The filmmaker and actor Kenneth Branagh, beloved in the middle, tells anecdotes of his family and childhood. This, and the black and white format, refers us to Roma (2018), from Alfonso Cuaron, since both cases are memories of a political-social fact seen through the eyes of a child, but processed by the mature director “
CODA
“Winner of four awards in Sundance, the story of a girl who is the only one who hears in a deaf-mute family, has reached the hearts of audiences and film experts. The theme of facing your tribe to follow your passion (the protagonist wants to study music) is also a recurring theme in the Academia”
Licorice Pizza
“There is always a film that represents the cool side of indie cinema and this one also has Paul Thomas Anderson as a director, one of the great darlings. El National Board of Review named it the best of the year, and it already has 27 awards in its run to festivals “
Dune
“This will be the film that represents the great productions and the cult of the blockbuster ‘artistic’. After all, Denis Villeneuve has come a long way in being recognized since Sicario (2015), Arrival (2016) Y Blade Runner 2049 (2017). Be careful, you can still strain Spider-Man: No Way Home”
The alley of lost souls
“Our wish is that Guillermo del Toro into the top 10 again. Hopefully this is his first film without monsters literal, but many metaphorics in a film noir, which in addition to being a remake, is an adaptation of a novel. The tapatío does not disappoint in terms of environments and direction of art (That sure has a nomination) “
Tick Tick Boom
“Lin Manuel Miranda is becoming a darling of the industry, and his debut as a filmmaker shows that he has caste. What is certain about this film, is the nomination for Andrew Garfield as an actor, but if the Academy decides to nominate 10 films, definitely, the adaptation of the play deserves a place “
Don’t Look Up
“If a film questions American values in any way, it is in danger of being represented at the awards. Its advantage is that Adam McKay It was already tested with The Great Bet (2015) by winning Best Adapted Screenplay and was well recognized by The Vice President: Beyond Power (2018)”.
You can also read: The best of cinema for this year
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