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Ebert to Be Honored at Gotham Awards
Roger Ebert will be honored at the 17th annual Gotham Awards for a career of championing independent cinema, according to the AP. The 65-year-old film critic will receive the honor at the Nov. 27 event...
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Sound, Into the Wild Top Gotham Award Noms
The IFP announced the 17th Annual Gotham Awards nominees today, spotlighting the breakthrough indie films of the year. Great World of Sound, a comedy about a bumbling Southern duo who traverse the...
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Gotham Awards Give Hope to True Indies
Five of the films entered in this year’s Gotham Awards don’t have distribution. But "the most vital category," Best Film Not Playing at a Theater Near You, can save them from obscurity, according to...
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Penelope Cruz to Get Gotham Award Tribute
There’s been lots of chatter lately over Penelope Cruz’s steamy kiss with Scarlet Johansson in the new Woody Allen film, Vicky Cristina Barcelona, which opened in New York last Friday—enough chatter...
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Van Sant To Be Honored at Gotham Awards
The 18th annual Gotham Awards, to be held December 2nd at downtown Cipriani, will honor Gus Van Sant with a tribute, Variety reports. The director’s forthcoming film Milk (which we’re mildly obsessed...
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To Do Monday: Almost Oscar
Awards season begins in earnest tonight, as Marion Cotillard, Matt Damon and director David O. Russell will be among those getting a new tchotchke at the Gotham Independent Film Awards. Those very...
View ArticleJake Gyllenhaal, Jenny Slate Lead Ultra Stylish Pack at Gotham Film Awards
Tilda Swinton, Scarlett Johansson and Catherine Keener also earn top marks on one of the dreamiest red carpets we've seen in a while.
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View ArticleJoana Vicente on Why the IFP Gotham Awards Supports Shaking Up Entertainment
All eyes are on the IFP Gotham Awards to predict this year's Oscar winner, as it did with 'Birdman,' 'Spotlight,' and 'Moonlight' before.
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