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AMOUR Wins Nearly Every Major Award at French Version of Oscars, The Césars
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On the eve of the Academy Awards, Michael Haneke's meditation on death, Amour, swept the César Awards in France, taking home best film, best director, best actor and actress and best original screenplay. That means that the film with the most nominations, Camille Rewinds, and the film with the most love here at Twitch, Holy Motors, both walked away with zero awards.
9 years 25 weeks ago via theothersenhman
Specialty Box Office: Arthouse Auds Say Yes To 'No'; 'Gatekeepers,' 'Amour' and 'Quartet' Expand Strong
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Sony Pictures Classics continued to belatedly benefit from its Oscar nominations, with foreign language film nominee "No" -- directed by Pablo Larraín and starring Gael Garcia Bernal -- opened on 4 screens this weekend to excellent numbers. The film took in $74,476 for a $18,619 average, a very strong number for a foreign release.
9 years 26 weeks ago via brucelee
Best Picture Nominees 2013: …”inherently thrilling”
11:58 AM 2/11/2013 by Sara Vizcarrondo
ARGO is solid but problematic; Django Unchained is a mess of errant genres; Les Mis is bloated, bombastic and juvenile (which should make it Best Pic frontrunner); and AMOUR is already up for Best Foreign Film so why vote that?
Specialty Box Office: Quartet of Debuts Find Respectable Numbers, But They're No Match For 'Quartet'
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Despite not getting any traction this awards season, Dustin Hoffman's senior audience-skewing "Quartet" continued to find very impressive numbers at the specialty box office, which has in general been off to a slow start for newcomers this month. "Quartet" -- starring Maggie Smith and featuring a "Best Exotic"-like plot involving retired opera singers, expanded from 32 to 163 theaters in its third weekend and managed an excellent $1,149,000 gross -- averaging $7,049.
9 years 29 weeks ago via theothersenhman
Specialty Box Office: 'Amour' and 'Quartet' Lead Slow Weekend For Specialty Market
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While the vast majority of the independent film world was busy in Park City scoping out Sundance's 2013 offerings, the indie box office saw a Sundance 2012 alum -- Sheldon Candis's "LUV" -- as the sole newcomer on a slow weekend. The film -- distributed by Indomina -- opened on 45 screens and found a reasonable $2,000 per-theater-average.
9 years 30 weeks ago via jetli
Specialty Box Office: 'Amour' Gets A Big Oscar Bump; 'Quartet' Leads Openers
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Expanding from 3 to 15 screens, Michael Haneke's "Amour" had the best per-theater-average of any holdover release, clearly benefiting from its surprise 5 Oscar nominations including best picture and best director (the overall box office was led by another film that got an Oscar boost, "Zero Dark Thirty"). The film grossed $270,575, a 352% jump from last weekend.
9 years 31 weeks ago via jackiechan
Full 2013 Oscar Nomination List
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And so it begins... The list of nominees for the 85th Academy Awards dropped today, along with our jaws in many categories. No Affleck or Bigelow? Why couldn't there be some more "Skyfall" love? But for now, we'll leave it up to you to decide the greatest injustices of the morning.
9 years 31 weeks ago via jackiechan
Specialty Box Office: 'Zero,' 'Amour' Lead Slew of Strong Oscar Contenders; '56 Up' Strong In Exclusive Debut
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The first weekend of 2013 brought very good news to a group of films hoping to get further boosts from this Thursday's Oscar nominations, with Kathryn Bigelow's "Zero Dark Thirty" and Michael Haneke's "Amour" leading the way. The former finally expanded after 2 weekends static in 5 theaters, going to 60 ahead of next weekend's post-Oscar nom wide release.
9 years 32 weeks ago via donnieyen
Specialty Box Office: 'Zero,' 'Amour' and 'Silver' Continue To Soar; 'Promised Land' and 'Memphis' Disappoint in Debuts
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While "The Hobbit," "Django Unchained" and "Les Miserables" brought a huge boost to the post-Christmas studio box office, a bunch of platform release holdovers -- namely "Zero Dark Thirty," "Amour," "The Impossible" and "Silver Linings Playbook" -- did the same for the specialty market. However, the two debuting films -- "Promised Land" and "West of Memphis" -- both underperformed.
9 years 33 weeks ago via theothersenhman
Review: Amour (Title Can’t be Translated)
1:32 AM 12/20/2012 by Sara Vizcarrondo
Just days after watching Naomi Watts heroically survive a tsunami, I watched Michael Haneke’s newest drama Amour, and found myself oddly haunted by what Haneke had done to Watts in Funny Games. That magazine glossy artfilm gave more to torture porn than any chainsaw that ever came out of Texas.
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