Valerie Bruni Tedeschi in the movie “Like Crazy”. The Italian-French actress is among the nominees for Best Actress in the European Film Awards.
She portrays a patient of a psychiatric clinic who forges a friendship with a new arrival.
She is joined in the list of nominees by Trine Dyrholm. The Danish actress stars in “The Commune” which tells the story of a woman who, with her husband opens a commune in their house to share partners – an ideal that triggers tragedy in their lives.
Isabelle Huppert is one of three nominations in the film “Elle”. Paul Verhoeven is up for Best Film Director while the movie has been nominated in the Best European Film category. Huppert plays a business woman who is raped in her own home.
The film “Julieta” is also nominated in those three categories with Adriana Ugarte who stars with Emma Suárez up for Best Actress.
The two play a complicated mother/daughter relationship with Ugarte who plays Antía abandoning her mother when she turns 18. The director of the Spanish movie is Pedro Almodovar.
Toni gives his name to this German comedy “Toni Erdman”. It has been nominated in all six categories. Sandra Huller is up for Best Actress, Maren Ade is nominated as Best Director and Peter Simonischek who plays the lead role, is amongst the nominees for Best European Actor.
Burghart Klaussner is nominated for playing Attorney General Fritz Bauer in post war Germany. In the movie “The People versus Fritz Bauer” he is is hunting the major organiser of the Holocaust, SS-Obersturmbannführer Adolf Eichmann.
A grumpy old life and the desire to commit suicide. That’s on the mind of “A Man Called Ove”. The lead role is played by Swedish actor Rolf Lassgard. His portrayal of Ove has led to him being nominated for Best European Actor.
We also have Hugh Grant being nominated in that category. He stars in Stephen Frears’ movie “Florence Foster Jenkins” which is set in 1940’s New York.
Hugh Grant could soooooooo win for “Florence Foster Jenkins.” Ya'll are kidding yourselves if you think he can't. #FYC— Clayton Davis (@AwardsCircuit) November 26, 2016
Spanish actor Javier Cámara is also on the nominees list for his acting in a film about friendship and the relationship between two men facing adversity. The movie “Truman” explores how we react to the unexpected, to the unknown, to grief.
Dave Johns is the lead in the Ken Loach film “I Daniel Blake” a role which has him up for Beast European actor. Ken Loach is among the nominees in the Best Director category.
Deserved gongs for Dave Johns and Hayley Squires at BIFA_film awards. My ObsNewReview review of I DANIEL BLAKE https://t.co/C8w11VSRsd— Mark Kermode (@KermodeMovie) December 5, 2016
And so to animation films and “Ma Vie De Courgette” which is a French/Swiss co-production. It centres on the story of the life of a boy who befriends a kind police officer after his mother dies and who accompanies Courgette to his new foster home.
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She portrays a patient of a psychiatric clinic who forges a friendship with a new arrival.
She is joined in the list of nominees by Trine Dyrholm. The Danish actress stars in “The Commune” which tells the story of a woman who, with her husband opens a commune in their house to share partners – an ideal that triggers tragedy in their lives.
Isabelle Huppert is one of three nominations in the film “Elle”. Paul Verhoeven is up for Best Film Director while the movie has been nominated in the Best European Film category. Huppert plays a business woman who is raped in her own home.
The film “Julieta” is also nominated in those three categories with Adriana Ugarte who stars with Emma Suárez up for Best Actress.
The two play a complicated mother/daughter relationship with Ugarte who plays Antía abandoning her mother when she turns 18. The director of the Spanish movie is Pedro Almodovar.
Toni gives his name to this German comedy “Toni Erdman”. It has been nominated in all six categories. Sandra Huller is up for Best Actress, Maren Ade is nominated as Best Director and Peter Simonischek who plays the lead role, is amongst the nominees for Best European Actor.
Burghart Klaussner is nominated for playing Attorney General Fritz Bauer in post war Germany. In the movie “The People versus Fritz Bauer” he is is hunting the major organiser of the Holocaust, SS-Obersturmbannführer Adolf Eichmann.
A grumpy old life and the desire to commit suicide. That’s on the mind of “A Man Called Ove”. The lead role is played by Swedish actor Rolf Lassgard. His portrayal of Ove has led to him being nominated for Best European Actor.
We also have Hugh Grant being nominated in that category. He stars in Stephen Frears’ movie “Florence Foster Jenkins” which is set in 1940’s New York.
Hugh Grant could soooooooo win for “Florence Foster Jenkins.” Ya'll are kidding yourselves if you think he can't. #FYC— Clayton Davis (@AwardsCircuit) November 26, 2016
Spanish actor Javier Cámara is also on the nominees list for his acting in a film about friendship and the relationship between two men facing adversity. The movie “Truman” explores how we react to the unexpected, to the unknown, to grief.
Dave Johns is the lead in the Ken Loach film “I Daniel Blake” a role which has him up for Beast European actor. Ken Loach is among the nominees in the Best Director category.
Deserved gongs for Dave Johns and Hayley Squires at BIFA_film awards. My ObsNewReview review of I DANIEL BLAKE https://t.co/C8w11VSRsd— Mark Kermode (@KermodeMovie) December 5, 2016
And so to animation films and “Ma Vie De Courgette” which is a French/Swiss co-production. It centres on the story of the life of a boy who befriends a kind police officer after his mother dies and who accompanies Courgette to his new foster home.
“Pisconautas,
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