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Oscars 2016: Court Voted Out of Race
Films that are still vying the Best Foreign Language category include The Brand New Testament (Belgium), Embrace of the Serpent (Colombia), A War (Denmark), The Fencer (Finland), Mustang (France), Labyrinth of Lies (Germany) Son of Saul (Hungary), Viva (Ireland) and Theeb (Jordan)
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Irrfan Khan: India's Previous Oscar Entries Were Embarrassing
Irrfan's Paan Singh Tomar and The Lunchbox were two films that were in the forefront of being chosen as India's Oscar entry, but ultimately Barfi! and The Good Road were selected by a jury appointed by the Film Federation of India
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Kunal Kapoor: Court is the Right Choice For the Oscars
"Though I haven't watched it yet but as I heard from those people who actually understand and are passionate about cinema, I agree it's a right choice for the Oscars," said Kunal. Directed by Chaitanya Tamhane, Court will represent the country in the Best Foreign Film category at the Academy Awards
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Oscar Row: Rahul Rawail Says Amol Palekar Was Anti-Court
"Our chairman Amol Palekar had only one agenda right from the beginning that Court shouldn't come. He was very adamant that somehow Court should be removed. I don't know the reason behind this but it is true. You can ask anyone else in the jury about it and they'll say that it is correct," said Mr Rawail
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Court Director Chaitanya Tamhane: The Film Keeps Surprising Me
"I feel very fortunate and grateful for the way it (Court) has been received. We did not make the movie with that many expectations. We were not sure what will happen but we were surprised constantly. It is my debut film so it is a great feeling," said Chaitanya
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Court 'One of the Best Films' Karan Johar Has Seen
The courtroom drama, directed by filmmaker Chaitanya Tamhane, who made his debut with the movie has been selected as the official entry to the prestigious awards. Court also won the Best Picture at the National Film awards this year, besides winning 17 international honours after its premiere at the Venice International Film Festival in 2014
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Oscar Row: Amol Palekar Says He's Had a Clean Record For 45 Years
Mr Palekar, 70, said via phone, "All of us including him (Rahul Rawail) have signed an undertaking with the Film Federation of India (FFI). We are sworn to be secretive and I will not breach it till I get permission to open my mouth. Regarding his allegations, on a personal level I choose not to respond to his allegations"
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Rahul Rawail Resigns From Oscar Jury, Calls Amol Palekar 'Manipulative'
Mr Rawail confirmed the news over the phone from Hyderabad, saying that it's "true". "I'm proud that we had a great jury and some wonderful people who have a great knowledge of cinema and love for it. There was no issue in that, but yes there was one manipulative man. His name is Amol Palekar
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Oscars 2016: Court Voted Out of Race
Films that are still vying the Best Foreign Language category include The Brand New Testament (Belgium), Embrace of the Serpent (Colombia), A War (Denmark), The Fencer (Finland), Mustang (France), Labyrinth of Lies (Germany) Son of Saul (Hungary), Viva (Ireland) and Theeb (Jordan)
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Irrfan Khan: India's Previous Oscar Entries Were Embarrassing
Irrfan's Paan Singh Tomar and The Lunchbox were two films that were in the forefront of being chosen as India's Oscar entry, but ultimately Barfi! and The Good Road were selected by a jury appointed by the Film Federation of India
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Kunal Kapoor: Court is the Right Choice For the Oscars
"Though I haven't watched it yet but as I heard from those people who actually understand and are passionate about cinema, I agree it's a right choice for the Oscars," said Kunal. Directed by Chaitanya Tamhane, Court will represent the country in the Best Foreign Film category at the Academy Awards
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Oscar Row: Rahul Rawail Says Amol Palekar Was Anti-Court
"Our chairman Amol Palekar had only one agenda right from the beginning that Court shouldn't come. He was very adamant that somehow Court should be removed. I don't know the reason behind this but it is true. You can ask anyone else in the jury about it and they'll say that it is correct," said Mr Rawail
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Court Director Chaitanya Tamhane: The Film Keeps Surprising Me
"I feel very fortunate and grateful for the way it (Court) has been received. We did not make the movie with that many expectations. We were not sure what will happen but we were surprised constantly. It is my debut film so it is a great feeling," said Chaitanya
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Court 'One of the Best Films' Karan Johar Has Seen
The courtroom drama, directed by filmmaker Chaitanya Tamhane, who made his debut with the movie has been selected as the official entry to the prestigious awards. Court also won the Best Picture at the National Film awards this year, besides winning 17 international honours after its premiere at the Venice International Film Festival in 2014
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Oscar Row: Amol Palekar Says He's Had a Clean Record For 45 Years
Mr Palekar, 70, said via phone, "All of us including him (Rahul Rawail) have signed an undertaking with the Film Federation of India (FFI). We are sworn to be secretive and I will not breach it till I get permission to open my mouth. Regarding his allegations, on a personal level I choose not to respond to his allegations"
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Rahul Rawail Resigns From Oscar Jury, Calls Amol Palekar 'Manipulative'
Mr Rawail confirmed the news over the phone from Hyderabad, saying that it's "true". "I'm proud that we had a great jury and some wonderful people who have a great knowledge of cinema and love for it. There was no issue in that, but yes there was one manipulative man. His name is Amol Palekar
