A column chronicling events and conversations on the awards circuit. Okay the fun of November when everyone still has high hopes of Oscar glory has now turned to the chill of December as reality starts to cloud the picture. The week kicked off Sunday with the announcement of winners of the British Independent Film Awards, followed in quick daily succession by honors from the Gotham Awards, the National Board Of Review, the New York Film Critics Circle, and AFI Awards top ten list. So who can take heart? Focusing strictly on indie movies the Gothams clearly fell in love with Noah Baumbach’s acclaimed Netflix film Marriage Story scooping up four awards including Best Film plus a special honor for Laura Dern. The glow of those dominating wins was quickly dimmed however when the movie only earned a consolation prize of inclusion on their 10 Best list by the mysterious National Board Of Review but not a single award, and then only a Supporting Actress mention for Dern from the NYFCC which was shared with her other role in Greta Gerwig’s Little Women thereby giving the Baumbach/Gerwig household a split decision. Related Story ‘The Irishman’ Netflix Debut Drew 2.2M-3.2M Daily U.S. Viewers, Nielsen… Read full this story
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