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On Our Radar: Sidney Flanigan, Eliza Hittman, and Talia Ryder for ‘Never Rarely Sometimes Always’
You know cinematic greatness when you see it. Sometimes, it comes in high profile fare. Other times, it’s in below the radar works that need to be championed. That’s where we come in. A new series of articles here at Awards Radar, called On Our Radar, will call out the work that we think deserves […] More
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Interview: Sidney Flanigan Chats with Us about Her Stunning Performance in ‘Never Rarely Sometimes Always’
I’ve seen literally thousands of performances this year. Over 350 movies will do that. Of all of the turns by actors and actresses this year, newcomer Sidney Flanigan is front and center. The cream of the crop. Her work in Never Rarely Sometimes Always would be stunningly good no matter what, but when you consider […] More
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Interview: Talia Ryder Talks About the Power of ‘Never Rarely Sometimes Always’
There are times where you just know you’re watching an instant classic in the making. Never Rarely Sometimes Always is an example this year of that, and a real part of why is Talia Ryder. Her large supporting role in essentially a two-hander is crucial to the movie’s success. Ryder is going to be going […] More
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Interview: Filmmaker Eliza Hittman Discusses the Challenges of Making ‘Never Rarely Sometimes Always’
Eliza Hittman is a writer and director unlike anyone else in the business. Her first film, It Felt Like Love, as well as her second one, Beach Rats, established her as someone to watch. However, it was this year and her movie Never Rarely Sometimes Always that really broke her out. The teen drama, centered […] More
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‘Nomadland’ Leads with the Boston Society of Film Critics
The Oscar race has officially begun as the first critics group awards of the year have been announced. While the National Board of Review is traditionally first out of the gate, this year it is the Boston critics who are first to announce and Chloé Zhao’s Nomadland gets the early momentum as it is named Best Picture. […] More
