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Christopher Nolan’s biopic “Oppenheimer” earned nominations in 13 of the 16 categories for the 2024 MNFCA Awards.
The 2023 historical film received nominations for Best Picture and Best Director, as well as several technical and acting categories. The 13 nominations is the most for any film in the history of the MNFCA.
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Films from 2023 are still making their way into theaters as 2024 gets underway.
That means MNFCA members have been busy reviewing award contenders from last year while also covering the new releases. As usual, along with keeping an eye on new films, plenty of Minnesota film critics also reviewed several classic movies, too.
Check out what the Alliance has been up to lately.
The final weeks of 2023 offered a plethora of releases, from blockbusters to arthouse award contenders.
As usual, the MNFCA was there to cover these new films and many more. Several also published pieces about holiday movies and community filmmaking, as well as ranking the works of various actors and directors.
Before we get into what the Alliance has been up to lately, small side note. A separate post will be published featuring end of year recaps and top 10 of 2023 lists once all members have released theirs!
The Golden Globe nominations were announced this week and several of the contenders were reviewed recently by the MNFCA.
From “Poor Things” to the animated feature “The Boy and the Heron,” Minnesota critics are all over the award season flicks. They’ve reviewed much more than those, though, also covering new releases such as “Saltburn” and “Wonka.”
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The Gotham Awards took place Monday, Nov. 27, meaning award season is underway.
Members of the MNFCA are certainly ready for the season, already having reviewed potential contenders “Saltburn,” “May December” and “Maestro. Plenty more was released in the month of November, though, from a “Hunger Games” prequel to a new Disney animated feature.
Those and more were reviewed by Minnesota critics. See below what the Alliance has been up to lately.
November is in full swing and that means a mix of major releases and award contenders are coming out in theaters.
Some examples include the drama “Priscilla” and the new Marvel Cinematic Universe picture “The Marvels.” Both those films and many more recent releases have been reviewed by MNFCA members.
Minnesota critics also wrapped up Halloween with some horror reviews and recapped what they saw at the Twin Cities Film Festival.
Here’s what the Alliance has been up to lately.
It’s late October and that means two things: the Twin Cities Film Festival is taking place and horror movies are being watched.
Both have been a focal point for MNFCA members, who’ve reviewed films shown at TCFF, such as “The Holdovers,” and have written about horror flicks new and old. They’ve also been keeping up with the latest releases.
Check out what the Alliance has been up to lately.
October is here and of course that means it’s time for horror movies.
Several MNFCA members are reviewing scary flicks both new and old. However, that’s not the only genre getting noticed. As usual Minnesota critics are taking a look at all types of movies and gearing up for this year’s Twin Cities Film Festival.
Check out what the Alliance has been up to lately.
September has been a month with a mix of action holdovers from summer and horror movies ahead of October.
Plenty more is going on in the world of movies, though, than just “The Nun 2” and “Gran Turismo.” For example, the fall film festival season is getting underway. The MNFCA has been covering all of the above and much more.
Check out what the Alliance has been up to lately.
The summer movie season has wrapped up and several film festivals are now on deck.
As a result, members of the MNFCA used the last few weeks to review the final summer movies and several smaller releases. Many also published retrospective reviews of older films.
Here’s what the Alliance has been up to lately.
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