Quiz: Which Saoirse Ronan movie should you watch?
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In honor of Saoirse Ronan’s 26th birthday, we at the Clog have cooked up a quiz to help you determine which of the four-time Oscar-nominated actress’s films to watch.
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‘Wild Rose’ blossoms into charming portrayal of homegrown talent
Buckley delivers a captivating performance, in addition to showcasing her impressive vocal chops.
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‘Emma’ is gorgeous yet uninspired retread
The film is a far walk from awful, but beyond its insipidly gorgeous surface lies little more than a confoundingly risk-averse display of tedium.
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‘Parasite’ makes history at the 92nd annual Academy Awards
As the night progressed, viewers saw the expected winners triumph in the acting categories, while the night’s top awards saw stunning, historic upsets.
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Who will, could and should win the 2020 Academy Awards
This year’s Oscar nominations showcase some of the year’s best films, and, as usual, shower praise on some of the worst.
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2020 Oscars’ failure to nominate female directors is unsurprising reflection of industry bias
But after a year packed with critically acclaimed, masterful films directed by women, watching the complete shutout stung more than expected.
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Reel Talk episode 14: The battle for Best Picture
In preparation for the Oscars, arts & entertainment editor Grace Orriss and film beat reporter Anagha Komaragiri predict who will win big at Sunday’s ceremony!
10 female-directed films you need to watch
Following the 2020 Golden Globe Awards, many fans protested the award show’s exclusion of female film directors. Here at the Daily Clog, we’re looking to give credit where credit is due: here’s a list of ten female-directed movies you should check out!
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Picks of the Week: New year, fresh perspective
So for the week ahead, I’ve hand-prepared a small list of big things that will hopefully make you find gratitude in our return. We’re back, Berkeley.
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‘Little Women’ highlights heart, lasting relevance of Louisa May Alcott’s classic
Gerwig’s screenplay and direction are elevated because of the strength of the film’s lead performances.
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