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We're continuing our category-by-category Oscar predictions for the 99th Academy Awards!
So far, we've covered Best Picture, Best Director, and both screenplay categories. Today, we looking at the four acting races: Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Supporting Actor, and Best Supporting Actress.
We'll also recap the Chicago and Philadelphia Film Festivals, highlighting some of the standout films we saw and discussing how they might shake up our predictions moving forward.
And in case you missed it, awards season is officially underway! Nominations for the 36th annual Gotham Awards were announced on Tuesday, October 27th. The Gothams are traditionally considered one of the first major stops on the awards circuit, helping kick off the season and build momentum for independent films. We break down this year's Gotham nominations ahead of our acting category predictions.
On this episode:
Paul Rai
Jake Fittipaldi
Danny Jarabek
Adam Patla
Des Mack
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Thou Shalt Not Judge Families Under Observation!
Happy Halloween from all of us at The Rolling Tape, we hope you have your costumes and horror movies lined up for the weekend. Today, we’re a bit less in the Halloween spirit but we are talking about two major movies in Fjord, this year’s Palme d’Or winner, and Possible Love, this year's Golden Lion loser.
We’re going international this week and assessing legal and moral boundaries across borders from auteurs Cristian Mungiu and Lee Chang-Dong. Last week we moved from Portland to Gotham and this week it's Norway to South Korea for our fifth weekend of double feature cross-programming. 
Let us know which has been your favorite so far, we’ll have one more double feature to come next week. Today, we rank October’s releases as a whole and review both films.
Our pre-episode Patreon exclusive conversation features:
Celebrating Hallo-weekend Horror
"Public Access Afterworld" from Jane Schoenbrun
Losing Sir Patrick Stewart
Dune: Part Three Final Trailer
On this episode:
Danny Jarabek
Adam Patla 
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In Greenpeace USA’s recent film, Gaslit, Director Katie Camosy teams up with longtime activist and icon, Jane Fonda, to interrogate and reveal the ugly underbelly of the fossil fuel and natural gas industry. As they travel through Texas oil fields and Gulf Coast communities, Camosy and Fonda interview activists from all walks of life, emphasizing the destructive effects of oil and gas extraction.
Camosy joins The Rolling Tape to talk about her relationship with Fonda, working for Greenpeace USA, the challenges of filming through varying conditions and locations, and her approach to interviews as letting people tell their own stories. 
Gaslit is now on Amazon Prime to rent or buy and will be launching on DOCUMENTARY+ on October 28. Check out their watch page (gaslitdoc.com/watch) for all platforms and info.
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Katie Camosy IMDb, Vimeo, Instagram
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Mariana Fabian
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Sock It to Me details Schlatter's robust six-decade career, which revolutionized television through Rowan & Martin’s Laugh-In and changed how we consume and produce comedy. It laid the groundwork for shows like Saturday Night Live and In Living Color. Schlatter’s special was unafraid to push television's boundaries, delivering bold political commentary, cutthroat satire, and a vibrantly colorful show. 
Coronado joins The Rolling Tape to delve into his friendship with Schlatter, how it was to work with so many stars, his creative process throughout the making of Sock It to Me, and more. 
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Chris Coronado
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We're continuing our updated Oscar predictions coverage today as we break down three more major categories: Best Director, Best Original Screenplay, and Best Adapted Screenplay.
Two weeks ago, we shared our updated Best Picture predictions, discussing some of the films we've already seen and others we're still eagerly anticipating. It's become a fun tradition here at The Rolling Tape to spend the months between October and January breaking down two or three Oscar categories at a time as we build toward the highly anticipated Oscar nominations announcement. As we continue to see more films throughout the season, we're gaining a clearer picture of how these races might unfold.
With festivals still underway, many of our regular predictors are out of commission, so we welcome back a returning guest to the series. He made his debut back in August during our massive pre-fall festival Oscar predictions episode, where we tackled all of the above-the-line categories. He's the Benoit Blanc of Oscar sleuthing, always ready to investigate the clues, uncover the evidence, and crack the case of the Academy Awards!
Our guest:
Dean Coburn
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Paul Rai
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