Here's the concluding installment of my review of the history of Oscar nominations for films that played as a part of the Telluride Film Festival from its 1974 inception to last year's Oscar ceremony. Today's installment covers the years from 2015 to the present. Numbers in parentheses following each year are total number of nominations from TFF films for that year followed by the number of Oscars won by TFF films.
2015 (23/4)
Spotlight- Picture-WON, Original Screenplay-WON, Director- Tom McCarthy, Supporting Actress- Rachel McAdams, Supporting Actor-Mark Ruffalo, Film Editing
Son of Saul-Foreign Language-WON
Room- Actress-Brie Larson-WON, Picture, Director-Lenny Abrahamson, Adapted Screenplay
Carol- Actress-Cate Blanchett, Supporting Actress-Rooney Mara, Adapted Screenplay, Cinematography, Score, Costume
Steve Jobs- Actor-Michael Fassbender, Supporting Actress-Kate Winslet
45 Years- Actress-Charlotte Rampling
Anomalisa- Animated
Winter on Fire- Documentary
The Look of Silence- Documentary
2016 (35/12)
Moonlight-Picture-WON, Supporting Actor-Mahershala Ali-WON, Adapted Screenplay-WON, Supporting Actress-Naomie Harris, Director-Barry Jenkins, Score, Cinematography, Film Editing
La La Land- Actress-Emma Stone-WON, Director-Damien Chazelle-WON, Score-WON, Original Song-WON, Production Design-WON, Cinematography-WON, Picture, Actor-Ryan Gosling, Original Song, Original Screenplay, Film Editing, Costume, Sound Editing, Sound Mixing
Manchester by the Sea- Actor-Casey Affleck-WON, Original Screenplay-WON, Picture, Director-Kenneth Lonergan, Supporting Actor-Lucas Hedges, Supporting Actress-Michelle Williams
Arrival- Sound Editing-WON, Picture, Director-Denis Villenueve, Adapted Screenplay, Cinematography, Film Editing, Production Design, Sound Mixing
Toni Erdmann-Foreign Language
Fire at Sea-Documentary
Sully-Sound Editing
2017 (29/6)
The Shape of Water- Picture-WON, Director-Guillermo Del Toro-WON, Score-WON, Production Design-WON, Actress-Sally Hawkins, Supporting Actor-Richard Jenkins, Supporting Actress-Octavia Spencer, Original Screenplay, Cinematography, Film Editing, Costume, Sound Mixing, Sound Editing
Darkest Hour- Actor-Gary Oldman-WON, Makeup-WON, Picture, Cinematography, Production Design, Costume
Lady Bird- Picture, Director-Greta Gerwig, Actress-Saoirse Ronan, Supporting Actress-Laurie Metcalf, Original Screenplay
A Fantastic Woman-Foreign Language
The Insult-Foreign Language
Loveless-Foreign Language
Loving Vincent-Animated
Faces Places-Documentary
2018 (33/6)
Roma- Director-Alfonso Cuaron-WON, Foreign Language-WON, Cinematography-WON, Picture, Actress-Yalitza Aparicio, Supporting Actress-Marina de Tavira, Original Screenplay, Production Design, Sound Editing, Sound Mixing
The Favourite- Actress-Olivia Colman-WON, Picture, Director-Yorgos Lanthimos, Supporting Actress-Emma Stone, Supporting Actress-Rachel Weisz, Original Screenplay, Cinematography, Film Editing, Production Design, Costume
First Man-Visual Effects-WON, Production Design, Sound Editing, Sound Mixing
Free Solo- Documentary-WON
Can You Ever Forgive Me?- Actress-Melissa McCarthy, Supporting Actor-Richard E. Grant, Adapted Screenplay
Cold War- Director- Pawel Pawlikowski, Foreign Language, Cinematography
Shoplifters- Foreign Language
Border- Makeup
What will we add for 2019?
MORE FROM RENEE ZELLWEGER
Rupert Goold's Judy opened this past weekend to middling reviews except in the case of Renee Zellweger's performance in the role of the icon Judy Garland. Since its bow in Telluride, Zellweger has become the established front runner (along with Marriage Story's Scarlett Johannson) to earn a Best Actress Oscar nomination and win the gold man in early February.
Zellweger continued to be highlighted through the end of the past week with profiles and interviews in a number of outlets. I linked several of those last Wednesday/Thursday and am adding a couple of more of them today:
From Variety
Indiewire
PORTRAIT IS NOT FRANCE'S CHOICE
France announced its choice of film for consideration for the Best International Feature (formerly the Foreign Language Film category) for this year's Oscars and it was not Celine Sciamma's TFF featured Portrait of a Lady on Fire. In what was thought to be a very tough decision, the French instead chose Ladj Ly's Les Miserable. Alice Wincour's Proxima was also said to have received serious consideration.
Portrait was the recipient of the Best Screenplay award at Cannes whereas Les Miserables was a Jury Prize winner for that fest.
Complete details of the decision are covered in this story by Zack Sharf linked from Indiewire.
MOTHERLESS OPENS ROME
We also found out over the weekend that Edward Norton's Motherless Brooklyn has been chosen to open the Rome Film Festival. That fest takes off on Oct. 17th.
The complete Rome Film Fest lineup is set to be revealed on Friday.
I have included this link to the announcement for Motherless Brooklyn from The Hollywood Reporter.
That's today's MTFB. More on Thursday.
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