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You Can See Everything' Nabs Doc Nod Amid Genre Blur
27 Oct
Summary
- Film 'You Can See Everything' nominated for Gotham's Best Documentary Feature.
- The film's genre is debated, blurring lines between documentary and narrative.
- Gotham Awards ceremony will be held on November 30 in New York City.
The film "You Can See Everything," which profiles Elizabeth Holmes, has been nominated for the Gotham Awards' Best Documentary Feature prize. This nomination comes after months of audience debate regarding the film's classification as either a documentary or a narrative feature. The film also secured a nomination for the Gotham Audience Award, a prize influenced by box office performance and critical acclaim.
The Gotham Awards ceremony is scheduled to take place on November 30 in New York City. Notably, several Netflix films, including "La Bola Negra" and "The Further Mis-Adventures of Cliff Booth," were absent from the Best Feature nominations. This exclusion was due to eligibility requirements mandating U.S. citizenship for directors, producers, or writers involved in the film.
Despite these exclusions, "La Bola Negra" received a nomination for the Audience Award, and "Possible Love" was recognized in categories such as Best International Feature and Best Original Screenplay. "The Invite," another A24 film, garnered four nominations, including Best Feature and a supporting performance nod for Penélope Cruz.
