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Oscar Breakdown: Best Original and Adapted Screenplays
Academy Awards By Rob Hunter on March 4, 2010 | Comments (8)It’s Academy Awards time again, and even though we all know the awards are basically an irrelevant exercise in mutual masturbation it’s still fun to watch. This year sees a wide variety of films gain entry into Oscar history via nominations for Best Screenplay, Original and Adapted. Some deserve the honor, while others are based on the novel “Push” by Sapphire.
Oren Moverman’s domestic war drama is, put simply, one of the most powerful experiences to be had at the movies this year.
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