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Awards season continues apace. The last few days have seen the LA Film Critics Circle going their own laudably individual route when it came to giving out the prizes, while the SAG mostly stuck to the established narrative, bar a few Jennifer Aniston-shaped curveballs. Tomorrow brings fresh shocks and surprises with the arrival of the Golden Globe nominations. As ever, predicting the whims of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association—a hundred or so international junket journalists you haven't heard of—is a tricky pastime... Читать дальше...
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