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Cegah Penyebaran Covid-19, Menteri Revitalisasi Ekonomi Jepang Sarankan Vaksinasi Secepatnya Yasutoshi Nishimura mengatakan antisipasi ganda perlu dilakukan segera baik vaksinasi maupun tes antigen. Senin, 28 Juni 2021 10:17 WIB Laporan Koresponden Tribunnews.com, Richard Susilo dari Jepang TRIBUNNEWS.COM, TOKYO - Menteri Revitalisasi Ekonomi Jepang, Yasutoshi Nishimura yang juga penanggungjawab tim penanggulangan pandemi corona mengakui Varian Delta (mutan India) covid-19 sangat berbahaya. Ant...

Whiplash is an Exhilarating Oscar-Worthy Drum Solo With his 2014 Best Picture nominee, Damien Chazelle takes a film about music to the next level. Welcome to Debate Week: Best Picture Losers, a series in which we’ll be looking at some of the best movies that were nominated, but ultimately lost the Oscar race for Best Picture. In this entry, Aurora Amidon discusses Damien Chazelle’s five-time nominated 2014 film, Whiplash. One of the most important elements of a film is its rhythm. For some...

Babe is an Award-Worthy Tale About the Underpig Nominated for Best Picture in 1996, Babe is not just a story about a talking pig but also about compassion and believing in yourself. Welcome to Debate Week: Best Picture Losers, a series in which we’ll be looking at some of the best movies that were nominated, but ultimately lost the Oscar race for Best Picture. In this entry, Mary Beth McAndrews discusses the 1995 talking pig movie Babe. The cast of Babe is dominated by a farm full of animal...

Why The Social Network is the Best Movie to Lose Best Picture You dont get to become an Oscar contender without making a few enemies. Welcome to Debate Week: Best Picture Losers, a series in which we’ll be looking at some of the best movies that were nominated, but ultimately lost the Oscar race for Best Picture. In this entry, Anna Swanson discusses David Fincher’s eight-time nominated 2010 film, The Social Network. The Social Network, David Fincher‘s generation-defining opus about the...

The Elephant Man is the Most Empathetic Film to Lose Best Picture David Lynch has an exceptional grasp on what it means to be human. Welcome to Debate Week: Best Picture Losers, a series in which we’ll be looking at some of the best movies that were nominated, but ultimately lost the Oscar race for Best Picture. In this entry, Aurora Amidon discusses David Lynch’s 8-time nominated 1980 film, The Elephant Man. Tucked away at the heart of the feel-good movie category is a subgenre that celebr...