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Award Screening Best Actress US Narrative Competition Blame

Award Screening: Best Actress, US Narrative Competition: Blame Abigail (Quinn Shephard) is an outcast who seeks solace in fantasy worlds. When high school drama teacher Jeremy (Chris Messina) casts her in Arthur Miller’s T... read more

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Award Screening Best Cinematography US Narrative Competition Kicks

The award for Best Cinematography, US Narrative Competition goes to Kicks, with cinematography by Michael Ragen.When his hard-earned kicks get snatched by a local hood, fifteen-year old Brandon and his two... read more

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Award Screening Best Actor US Narrative Competition The Fixer

The award for Best Actor, US Narrative Competition goes to Dominic Rains for his performance in The Fixer, directed by Ian Olds.After an exiled Afghan journalist a... read more

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Award Screening Best Actress US Narrative Competition Always Shine

The award for Best Actress, US Narrative Competition goes to Mackenzie Davis for her performance in Always Shine, directed by Sophia Takal.This twisty psych... read more

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Award Screening Best Cinematography US Narrative Competition Love After Love

Award Screening: Best Cinematography, US Narrative Competition: Love After Love The world of a mother and her two adult sons feels emotionally untethered following the death of their family’s patriarch. Andie MacDowell, Ch... read more

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Award Screening Best Screenplay US Narrative Competition Abundant Acreage Available

Award Screening: Best Screenplay, US Narrative Competition: Abundant Acreage Available Still reeling over the recent death of their father, siblings Jesse (Terry Kinney) and Tracy (Amy Ryan) are attempting to settle into t... read more

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Award Screening Best Actor US Narrative Competition One Percent More Humid

Award Screening: Best Actor, US Narrative Competition: One Percent More Humid Catherine (Julia Garner) and Iris (Juno Temple) are childhood friends home from college for a hot New England summer. As they attempt to enjoy p... read more

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Award Screening Best Screenplay US Narrative Competition Women Who Kill

The award for Best Screenplay, US Narrative Competition goes to Women Who Kill, written by Ingrid Jungermann Morgan and Jean work well together as true crime podcasters because they didn’t work well, at al... read more

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Award Screening Best Screenplay International Narrative Competition Perfect Strangers

The award for Best Screenplay, International Narrative Competition goes to Perfect Strangers, written by Filippo Bologna, Paolo Costella, Paolo Genovese, Paola Mammini, and Rolando Ravello. Paolo Genovese'... read more