With the year drawing to a close, it is time to look back at some of the best work in film in 2015. Latin Post entertainment writers David and Francisco Salazar have both compiled their personal favorites of the year. We begin with best cinematography, a look at the film that pops most beautifully onscreen from a visual perspective.
This past weekend was a marathon for the Oscar race as four major precursors were handed out showcasing how divisive this awards competition is looking to be.
The Best Supporting Actor category always contains a number of candidates and similar to Best Actor, it is always crowded. This year looks to contain a slew of veteran actors and a number of acclaimed actors who have failed to receive Oscar nominations. The following is a list of hopefuls who were nominated years ago and of those who have yet to get a shot at Oscar glory.
Oscar winner Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu's film "The Revenant" is among the early favorites for the 2016 Academy Awards, but will the Mexican director be up for a second consecutive Oscar?
"Birdman" is Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu's most successful film on a number of fronts. It is the highest grossing film by the Mexican auteur. It is also his most critically lauded film as well. And it might also be the film that allows the filmmaker to taste Oscar glory for the first time.
A look at his filmography might not leave a viewer completely overwhelmed. After all "Birdman" is his only his fifth film. But to the surprise of no one, every single film that the director has created has been accepted with open arms by critics and audiences alike. Here is a retrospective look at his filmmaking.
