Adopt Films begin rolling out the Portuguese wonder on December 26.
Beautiful US trailer for critics' darling 'Tabu'
Posted by Guy Lodge · 5:32 am · December 7th, 2012
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Previewing the European Film Awards: will 'Amour' find love?
Posted by Guy Lodge · 5:12 pm · November 30th, 2012
What will win, and what should, at Europe’s answer to the Oscars, which take place tomorrow in Malta.
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'Amour' leads the field of 2012 European Film Award nominees
Posted by Kristopher Tapley · 10:57 am · November 3rd, 2012
The nominations for the 25th annual European Film Awards have been announced, and Michael Haneke’s “Amour” led the way with six nominations.
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Roundup: 'Intouchables' wins the Oscar screener race
Posted by Guy Lodge · 7:03 am · October 9th, 2012
Also: The landing of ‘Lincoln,’ and Variety finds a home
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Final foreign-language Oscar longlist numbers a record 71 titles
Posted by Guy Lodge · 2:07 pm · October 8th, 2012
The nine-film shortlist will be announced in January.
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68 films submitted for the foreign-language Oscar
Posted by Guy Lodge · 3:45 pm · October 4th, 2012
Meanwhile, Sony Classics picks up Israel’s ‘Fill the Void.’
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47 films longlisted for 2012 European Film Awards
Posted by Guy Lodge · 6:49 am · September 21st, 2012
Entries range from ‘Amour’ to ‘Iron Sky’… but where’s ‘Holy Motors?’
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'Alps' wins big in Sydney, but 'Lore' is the one making waves
Posted by Guy Lodge · 11:28 am · June 18th, 2012
The latest from the director ‘Dogtooth’ beat a heavyweight field at the Sydney Film Festival, but Cate Shortland’s ‘Lore’ looks to be a global arthouse presence.
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Italy's 'Caesar Must Die' takes top honors at Berlinale
Posted by Guy Lodge · 4:20 pm · February 18th, 2012
The Berlin Film Festival jury, headed by Mike Leigh, surprised critics by handing their top prize to “Caesar Must Die” — a semi-documentary about a prison production of Shakespeare’s “Julius Caesar” — from veteran Italian auteurs Paolo and Vittorio Taviani.
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