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Jacob Throneberry

Wilmington
As seen in: InSession Film, UNCW, Letterboxd, Hidden Remote, AwardsWatch, Ready Steady Cut, Music City Drive In
film school has-been | 🏉 player | Member: @NCFilmCritics | ✍🏻: Awards Watch • @InSessionFilm | Banner = Favorite of the year
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Chasing the Gold: Palme d’Or Win Anoints ’Fjord’ an Early Oscar Favorite

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By Jacob Throneberry
| InSession Film Verified
The Palme d’Or is the prestigious award given to a film at the Cannes Film Festival in France. Winning this award can significantly raise a film’s profile early in the year and make it a must-see for audiences worldwide. Recently, it has also become an award that leads to Oscar success. However, this was not always the case.
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Chasing the Gold: What’s Happening in Best Animated Feature?

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By Jacob Throneberry
| InSession Film Verified
During the 2020s, the winners of the Best Animated Feature category have consistently been some of the most exciting of the entire Academy Awards. A category that the Disney/Pixar giant once dominated – so much so that it seemed as though the biggest competition for the mouse came within its own company – is now being fazed out and taken over by new and innovative filmmakers who are pushing the limits of storytelling and animation.
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Chasing The Gold: A Horrific Return To the Oscars

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By Jacob Throneberry
| InSession Film Verified
When it comes to underrepresented genres at the Oscars, the horror genre has the most history. This lack of acknowledgement could stem from many factors, such as horror’s relatively low budget, its at-times grotesque imagery, or the fact that one of the driving forces is to scare an audience. The technical aspects have broken through, earning below-the-line Oscar nominations and wins.
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