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The show must go on: Oscars 2021 - Vimarsana News

The show must go on: Oscars 2021

For a third year in a row, the Oscars will have no host. 25 Apr, 2021 - 12:30 PM IST     |     By John Scholz     HOLLYWOOD: After the longest award season in history, the 93rd Academy Awards ceremony will make its mark after major setbacks due to the Covid2019 pandemic and its producers have promised a show like no other before it. The ceremony will begin Sunday, 25 April at 8 p.m. Eastern Standard Time or on Monday, 26 April beginning at 5:30 a.m. Indian Standard Time. Traditionally, the Oscars are held at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood. However, this year the historic Union St...

TIFF 2020: 'Another Round' is One of Thomas Vinterberg's Best Films - Vimarsana News

TIFF 2020: 'Another Round' is One of Thomas Vinterberg's Best Films

September 18, 2020 "The world is never as you expect." That's the truth, even when we don't want it to be. Originally selected as a 2020 Cannes Film Festival premiere (before that fest was cancelled this year), Thomas Vinterberg's latest film is instead premiering at the 2020 Toronto Film Festival this fall. Another Round brings Vinterberg back home to Denmark and reteams him with exceptionally talented Danish actor Mads Mikkelsen to tell a story about drinking alcohol. Druk is the film's original Danish title, essentially translating to "drunk" or the act of binge drinking. Which is exact...

Another Round review: Oscar-nominated Danish film is led by a superb Mads Mikkelsen - Vimarsana News

Another Round review: Oscar-nominated Danish film is led by a superb Mads Mikkelsen

In Thomas Vinterberg’s Another Round, male midlife crisis is viewed through the prism of an empty bottle of alcohol. The Danish director’s captivating and resonant tragicomic drama revolves around an actual theory of the salubrious effects of liquor consumption on the mind and spirit and the effects this has on four friends faced with middle age and irrelevance. The solidly performed movie is headlined by Mads Mikkelsen, who is dazzling as Martin. A history teacher at a school where his friends also work, Martin knows he has lost his mojo. Have I become boring, he asks his wife. He isn...

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2021 Oscars: International film nominees highlight humanity's darker side - Vimarsana News

2021 Oscars: International film nominees highlight humanity's darker side

23 April 2021 - 14:04 By Reuters Stories of genocide, corruption and bullying are among the entries from five countries. Stock photo. Image: 123RF/Kia Cheng Boon Dramatic portrayals of people’s cruelty towards others are a theme in this year’s best international feature film Oscar race, with stories of genocide, corruption and bullying among entries from five countries that include two first-time nominees. Denmark’s comedy-drama Another Round is the outlier, with its tale of teachers who agree to drink a certain amount of alcohol every day in the hope it will get ...

Interview: Thomas Vinterberg on Another Round and Mads Mikkelsen - Vimarsana News

Interview: Thomas Vinterberg on Another Round and Mads Mikkelsen

Alerts One month ago, the Academy Of Motion Picture Arts And Sciences announced the nominations for this year’s delayed, pandemic-era Oscars. If there was one true surprise on the list read by Priyanka Chopra Jonas and Nick Jonas, it was in the historically competitive Best Director race. There, among expected names like David Fincher and newly minted Directors Guild Of America Award winner Chloé Zhao, was someone more unexpected: the veteran Danish director Thomas Vinterberg, who joins the relatively small (butthankfullygrowing!) list of filmmakers to score a nomination in this category f...

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