The movie’Minari’ (director Isak Jeong) has been awarded at various awards ceremonies in the United States, raising expectations for an Oscar.
‘Buttercup’ won consecutive awards from the American Association of Women Film Journalists, the Capri Hollywood International Film Festival, the Greater Western New York Critics Association, and the North Carolina Critics Association. The award categories are as follows.
Previously, actor Yoon Yeo-jeong was awarded the Best Supporting Actress Award from the Los Angeles Critics Association and the Boston Critics Association.
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In addition,’Buttercup’ is also nominated for the Critics Awards selected by the Music City Critics Association, which is attended by Columbus Critics Association and Nashville Critics, and the American film media’Discussing Film’. The Golden Globe, which will be announced later, and the National Critics Association, are also expected to show good performance.
‘Buttercup’ is a work about a Korean family who chooses to immigrate to an unfamiliar American land in search of hope. Brad Pitt’s production company’Plan B’, which produced Academy Award-winning works such as’Moonlight’ and ’12 Years of Slave’, was in charge of the production. The A24, who successfully led the Oscar race, was responsible for distribution to North America.
Director Jeong Isak, who participated in the directing and scripting of this film, was nominated for the Golden Camera Award and Notable Gaze at the 60th (2007) Cannes Film Festival with’Moon Yurangabo’.
The 78th Golden Globe candidates will be announced on February 3, and the awards ceremony will be on February 28. Nominations for the 93rd Academy Awards will be announced on March 15, 2021, and the awards ceremony will be held on April 25th.
‘Buttercup’ is scheduled to be released in the first half of 2021.