Meu favorito: “Soul”
Quase certo que Trent Reznor e Atticus Ross levem o Oscar, só não sabemos se com Jon Batiste ou não. “Soul” é favorito.
Principais premiações dos indicados:
– Globo de Ouro [Best Original Score – Motion Picture]
– Critics’ Choice Awards [Best Score]
– Hollywood Music in Media Awards [Original Score – Animated Film]
– Society Of Composers And Lyricists [Outstanding Original Score for a Studio Film]
– Atlanta Film Critics Society [Best Original Score]
– Austin Film Critics Awards [Best Original Score]
– Boston Online Film Critics Association [Best Score]
– Chicago Film Critics Association [Best Original Score]
– Chicago Indie Critics [Best Musical Score]
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– Critics’ Choice Awards [Best Original Screenplay]
– Alliance of Women Film Journalists [Best Screenplay, Original]
– Atlanta Film Critics Society [Best Screenplay]
– Chicago Indie Critics [Best Original Screenplay] – empate
– Columbus Film Critics Association [Best Original Screenplay]
– Dallas-Fort Worth Film Critics [Best Screenplay]
– Georgia Film Critics Awards [Best Original Screenplay]
– Hollywood Critics Association [Best Original Screenplay]
– Houston Film Critics [Best Screenplay]
– Kansas City Film Critics Circle [Best Original Screenplay]
– Los Angeles Film Critics Association [Best Screenplay]
– New York Film Critics Online [Best Screenplay]
– North Dakota Film Society [Best Screenplay]
– Oklahoma Film Critics Circle [Best Original Screenplay]
– Online Association of Female Film Critics [Best Original Screenplay] – empate
By Kwak Yeon-soo
Youn Yuh-jung was named Best Supporting Actress by the Columbus Film Critics Association (COFCA) for her performance in the film Minari, raising the hope that she might become Korea s first actor to win an Oscar nomination.
The 73-year-old actress was also a runner up in the National Society of Film Critics Supporting Actress category, following winner Maria Bakalova of Borat Subsequent Moviefilm, and Amanda Seyfriend of Mank.
Directed by Korean American Lee Isaac Chung, Minari depicts the experiences and struggles of first-generation immigrants from Korea in the 1980s, who settle in the U.S. in pursuit of their own American dream. Yoon plays the role of an eccentric grandmother named Soon-ja who changes the life of her family after moving to the U.S.
Youn Yuh-jung
Actress Youn Yuh-jung won the Best Supporting Actress award for her role in Minari from the Los Angeles Film Critics Association on Sunday.
It is Youn s third honor for the role. Earlier this month she received the Best Supporting Actress gongs at the Sunset Film Circle Awards and the Boston Society of Film Critics Awards.
She has also been nominated for awards by the Chicago Film Critics Association and the Florida Film Critics Circle.
The strong critical reception has raised hopes that she could be in contention for an Oscar next year. The Oscar nominees will be announced on March 15, ahead of the ceremony on April 25.