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Germany Submits "Everytime" for Best International Feature
25 Aug
Summary
- Sandra Wollner's film "Everytime" is Germany's Oscar submission.
- Two other German films were already eligible due to festival wins.
- The shortlist will be announced December 15, nominations Jan 21.
Sandra Wollner's critically acclaimed film "Everytime" has been chosen to represent Germany in the upcoming Academy Award for best international feature film. This significant selection places the film in contention for one of Hollywood's most prestigious honors.
This year's submission process saw a notable rule change by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Consequently, two other prominent German productions, Visar Morina's "Shame and Money" and İlker Çatak's "Yellow Letters," had already secured their eligibility by winning major awards at the Sundance Film Festival and the Berlin Film Festival, respectively. This created a unique situation with multiple strong contenders from Germany.
The competitive race for the international feature film Oscar is progressing with key dates ahead. The Academy will reveal a shortlist of 15 eligible films on December 15. Subsequently, the five official nominees will be announced on January 21, as the cinematic world anticipates the final contenders. The culmination of this prestigious award season will be the Academy Awards ceremony, scheduled for March 14.
