While waiting for the nominations for the Oscars from the United States Film Academy to be revealed this Tuesday, Christopher Nolan’s most recent film is re-released in Argentine cinemas.
“Oppenheimer”, the most recent film by Christopher Nolan about “the father of the atomic bomb”, is becoming the main candidate to sweep all the awards of the season, and in that context this Thursday January 25 returns to movie theaters in the country.
After his successful tour of international film festivalsthe movie of Universal Pictures was one of the true box office phenomena of 2023: raised more US$950 million around the world and was also part of the viral combo “Barbenheimer”since it premiered the same day as “Barbie”the other box office bomb of the year.
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Written and directed by Nolan, it stars Cillian Murphy in the role of physicist Robert Oppenheimer – in what marked his sixth collaboration with the director – and is an epic thriller filmed in IMAX that immerses the audience in the paradox of the enigmatic man who must risk destroying the world to advance in the scientific field.
The film’s cast includes a large group of figures such as Emily Blunt, Robert Downey Jr., Florence Pugh and Matt Damon, among others, and received eight nominations at the latest Golden Globes, where it won the Best Picture awards. drama, Best Director, Best Actor, Best Supporting Actor and Best Soundtrack.
In addition, it received eight awards at the Critics’ Choice Awards on January 14, where it won the statuette for Best Film and where both Nolan, Murphy, Downey Jr. and composer Ludwig Göransson were recognized – once again – in their respective categories. .
Finally, and waiting for the United States Film Academy Oscar nominations to be revealed this Tuesday, the film garnered 13 nominations for the British Bafta.
On that path that looms triumphantly towards the strongest of the awards season, “Oppenheimer” re-releases in Argentine cinemas next Thursday.
Source: Ambito
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