Telluride Boosts Oscar Chances, From ‘Wild Horse Nine’ to ‘La Bola Negra,’ but Is A24’s Controversial Elizabeth Holmes Doc a Contender Too?

Telluride Boosts Oscar Chances, from ‘Wild Horse Nine’ to ‘La Bola Negra,’ but Is A24’s Controversial Elizabeth Holmes Doc a Contender Too?

The Telluride Film Festival, as usual, clarified this year’s Oscar race.  Now that the assembled media has weighed in breathlessly on the various emerging contenders, it’s time to parse the lineup more soberly.  One movie looms ahead of the festival pack with multiple Oscar chances: British auteur Martin McDonagh’s “Wild Horse Nine” (Searchlight): Picture, Director, Original Screenplay, Best Actor (John Malkovich) and Supporting Actor (Sam Rockw…

At the Telluride Film Festival, Oscar buzz builds

Nathan Fielder’s Elizabeth Holmes documentary captured most of the attention at Telluride, but plenty of other projects had people talking.

Inside Secret Screening of Nathan Fielder’s Elizabeth Holmes Doc

Cult-comedian Nathan Fielder’s new documentary “You Can See Everything” that features unprecedented access to the life of tech founder-turned-convict Elizabeth Holmes had a surprise screening at the Telluride Film Festival. The nearly three-hour film left the audience both unsettled and wanting more. NBC’s Erin McLaughlin reports for TODAY and speaks to NBC News Digital reporter Rebecca Keegan who attended the top-secret screening.

Elizabeth Holmes Doc 'You Can See Everything' Reaction In Telluride

The Elizabeth Holmes documentary 'You Can See Everything' is getting rave reviews at the Telluride Film Festival.

Telluride wrap: The crowd goes wild for ‘Wild Horse Nine’ and other Oscar-impacting takeaways

Which films and stars got the biggest awards bump? Can Nathan Fielder's surprise Elizabeth Holmes doc woo voters? Here's our inside intel.

Nathan Fielder & Lance Oppenheim's Elizabeth Holmes Doc "You Can See Everything" Stuns Telluride

A nameless electricity ran through the Telluride Film Festival leading up to Sunday night. A big world premiere was coming, but what would the film be? By the time the line began forming outside the Werner Herzog Theater, the electricity had coalesced into eager festivalgoers, their phones secured in locked pouches as they waited patiently. Security teams stood by in night-vision goggles. The vibes were, well, interesting. The secret screening t…