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Holmes Doc Leads Cinema Eye Honors Nods
12 Nov
Summary
- You Can See Everything, about Elizabeth Holmes, earned seven nominations.
- American Doctor and NAZA also received multiple nominations.
- The Cinema Eye Honors recognize achievements in nonfiction filmmaking.
The Cinema Eye Honors has announced its nominations for the 20th year, with "You Can See Everything," a documentary about Elizabeth Holmes, leading the pack with seven nominations. This film, which has achieved significant box office success, shares the highest number of nominations with "American Doctor." This documentary highlights American physicians volunteering to aid wounded Palestinian children in Gaza.
"Time and Water," a National Geographic film, received six nominations, while "NAZA," which also addresses the killing of Palestinian civilians in Gaza, earned five nods. The Cinema Eye Honors celebrate exceptional artistic achievements in nonfiction film and series, recognizing excellence in cinematography, editing, original score, and sound.
"You Can See Everything" made history by earning nominations in Nonfiction Feature, Direction, Editing, Production, Cinematography, and Original Score, in addition to the Audience Choice Prize. Poh Si Teng, director of "American Doctor," received more individual nominations than any other nominee, with five, marking her feature directorial debut. The awards ceremony is set to take place on January 11th at the Times Center in New York City.
