Jane Alexander in Testament...the first Best Actress nominee from a TFF film
I'm turning now to a breakdown of the history between TFF and The Academy Awards as related to each of the feature categories. Today I bring you the Best Actress nominees from films that have screened at the festival since its inception in 1974:
1983- Jane Alexander/Testament
1991- Laura Dern/Rambling Rose
1993- Holly Hunter/The Piano
1996- Brenda Blethyn/Secrets and Lies, Emily Watson/Breaking the Waves
1998-Fernanda Montenegro/Central Station
2002- Salma Hayek/Frida
2004- Annette Bening/Being Julia
2005- Reese Witherspoon/Walk the Line-WINNER
2006- Kate Winslet/Little Children, Penelope Cruz/Volver
2007- Ellen Page/Juno
2009- Carey Mulligan/An Education, Helen Mirren/The Last Station
2010- Natalie Portman/Black Swan-WINNER
2011- Glenn Close/Albert Nobbs
2012- Emanuelle Riva/Amour
2013- Sandra Bullock/Gravity
2014- Reese Witherspoon-Wild, Marion Cotillard/Two Days One Night
2015- Brie Larson/Room-WINNER, Cate Blanchett/Carol, Charlotte Rampling/45 Years
2016- Emma Stone/La La Land-WINNER
2017- Sally Hawkins/The Shape of Water, Saorise Ronan/Lady Bird
2018- Olivia Colman/The Favourite-WINNER, Melissa McCarthy/Can You Ever Forgive Me?, Yalitza Aparicio/Roma
Overall 29 nominations for Best Actress with five winners including three of the last four.
That's your Thursday.
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1991- Laura Dern/Rambling Rose
1993- Holly Hunter/The Piano
1996- Brenda Blethyn/Secrets and Lies, Emily Watson/Breaking the Waves
1998-Fernanda Montenegro/Central Station
2002- Salma Hayek/Frida
2004- Annette Bening/Being Julia
2005- Reese Witherspoon/Walk the Line-WINNER
2006- Kate Winslet/Little Children, Penelope Cruz/Volver
2007- Ellen Page/Juno
2009- Carey Mulligan/An Education, Helen Mirren/The Last Station
2010- Natalie Portman/Black Swan-WINNER
2011- Glenn Close/Albert Nobbs
2012- Emanuelle Riva/Amour
2013- Sandra Bullock/Gravity
2014- Reese Witherspoon-Wild, Marion Cotillard/Two Days One Night
2015- Brie Larson/Room-WINNER, Cate Blanchett/Carol, Charlotte Rampling/45 Years
2016- Emma Stone/La La Land-WINNER
2017- Sally Hawkins/The Shape of Water, Saorise Ronan/Lady Bird
2018- Olivia Colman/The Favourite-WINNER, Melissa McCarthy/Can You Ever Forgive Me?, Yalitza Aparicio/Roma
Overall 29 nominations for Best Actress with five winners including three of the last four.
OSCAR PREDICTIONS: BEST DIRECTOR UPDATED
Here are my current predictions for the Best Direction Oscar with the past prediction listed in the parentheses. TFF #46 films are in Bold.
Bong Joon-Ho/Parasite
1) Quentin Tarantino/Once Upon a Time in...Hollywood (1)
2) Martin Scorsese/The Irishman (5)
3) Bong Joon-Ho/Parasite (2)
4) Noah Baumbach/Marriage Story (3)
5) Taika Waititi/JoJo Rabbit (-)
6) Lulu Wang/The Farewell (-)
Other Possibles: Sam Mendes/1917, Marielle Heller/A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood, Fernando Meirelles/The Two Popes, James Mangold/Ford v. Ferrari
INTERNATIONAL FEATURE LONG LIST
93 films have been submitted for the newly named Best International Film category (formerly Best Foreign Language Films. Of the 93, I have only identified three that played at TFF #46:
Parasite/South Korea
Pain and Glory/Spain
Beanpole/Russia
Other serious contenders that were chosen are thought to be:
Monos/Colombia
Les Miserables/France
Verdict/Philippines
The Whistlers/Romania
Atlantics/Senegal
The complete list of all 93 films is linked here from Variety.
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Added on Aug. 30, 2022 at 2:18 pm CDT: Spielberg's Fabelmans to play Telluride in 2022.
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