US Edition‘Nickel Boys’ Leads Black Reel Awards Nominees
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Review: 'Nickel Boys' is a priceless paean to the lives of victimized reform school kids
The 2012 discovery of a mass unmarked grave on the grounds of the Florida School for Boys was the sort of headline that short-circuits the brain. Archeologists estimate that nearly 100 kids died from violence and neglect over the juvenile ...
‘Nickel Boys’ Leads 2025 Black Reel Awards Nominations; ‘Piano Lesson’ Close Second
RaMell Ross’ Nickel Boys and Malcolm Washington’ The Piano Lesson dominated the nominations for the 25th Black Reel Awards with 13 and 12 noms, respectively. The films will square off in 10 categories including Outstanding Film, Director, Screenplay and Ensemble. Titus Kaphar’s Exhibiting Forgiveness is next with nine nominations, followed by Zoë Kravitz’s Blink Twice […]
‘Nickel Boys’ Leads Black Reel Awards Nominees
“Nickel Boys” leads the nominations at the 25th annual Black Reel Awards, a ceremony exclusively dedicated to recognizing African American contributions to cinema. The Amazon MGM Studios film garnered 13 nominations, followed closely by Netflix’s “The Piano Lesson” with 12; both films were nominated for outstanding film and outstanding director (RaMell Ross and Malcolm Washington, respectively), plus their stars (“Nickel Boys” trio Ethan Heris…
RaMell Ross and Coralie Fargeat Talk 'Nickel Boys,' 'The Substance' and Using the Camera as 'The Eye of Society'
As filmmakers RaMell Ross and Coralie Fargeat made two of the most visually striking films of the year, it only made sense to pair them up for the latest installment of TheWrap’s longform video series Visionaries. With “Nickel Boys,” Ross shot the Colson Whitehead adaptation from a first-person POV, allowing viewers to see the events unfold through each character — literally. The unique cinematography offers an intimate, striking take on the sto…
Director Coralie Fargeat withdraws her film from the Camerimage festival due to “misogynistic” remarks made by the director of the event. French director Coralie Fargeat has decided to withdraw her film The Substance from the Polish Camerimage festival, due to comments deemed “misogynistic” by the director of the event, Marek Żydowicz, which go against the feminist message of her film. This radical decision follows the latter's “highly misogynis…
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