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2024 Oscar Shortlist Revealed: India’s ‘2018’ misses out on International Feature Film Shortlist

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The Academy announced the shortlists for 10 categories today. India's 2018 failed to make it to the next round.

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Fallen Leaves is a film that is unique, refreshing and a simple watch that will leave you wanting more from the world of Aki Kaurismäki.

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Oldboy is going to get a remake that it really does not need.

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