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    Zac Stuart-Pontier joins Greencard’s directorial roster

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    NEW YORK --

    Production company Greencard has added Zac Stuart-Pontier to its roster of directors. Most recently, he served as editor, one of the writers and co-producer of HBO’s miniseries “The Jinx,” which is currently airing.  The accomplished editor of the groundbreaking documentary “Catfish,” on which he was also a co-producer, Stuart-Pontier will be available for commercial work via Greencard.

    Previously, he did double duty as editor and second unit director on the 2011 Sundance award-winner “Martha Marcy May Marlene.” His editing ranges from SXSW award winner “NY Export: Opus Jazz,” to numerous short films, music videos (The Shins, Missy Elliot) and commercials notably for Citibank, Sperry and Nike.

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    London Critics Name “The Brutalist” The Film of the Year

    Sunday, February 2, 2025

    The Brutalist, Brady Corbet’s immigrant saga, won the Film of the Year prize at the 45th London Critics’ Circle Film Awards.

    While The Brutalist garnered just one award, it was the marquee honor. Meanwhile Nickel Boys, Conclave and A Real Pain all receivd multiple awards, and Zoe Saldaña was honored twice.

    Edward Berger’s Vatican thriller Conclave took two awards for British/Irish Film of the Year and Actor of the Year for Ralph Fiennes, while RaMell Ross’s radical Colson Whitehead adaptation Nickel Boys was recognized with Director of the Year and the Technical Achievement Award for Jomo Fray’s first-person cinematography. Jesse Eisenberg’s dark comedy A Real Pain was the night’s other multiple prizewinner, landing Screenwriter of the Year for the actor-filmmaker, and Supporting Actor of the Year for co-star Kieran Culkin.

    Payal Kapadia’s Mumbai-set drama All We Imagine as Light was named Foreign Language Film of the Year, while the Palestinian-Israeli collective behind No Other Land took Documentary of the Year.

    Alongside Conclave, British productions awarded by the Circle in the top categories included Mike Leigh’s intimate character study Hard Truths, which took Actress of the Year for Marianne Jean-Baptiste, while Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl was named Animated Feature of the Year. In the British/Irish-specific categories, Saoirse Ronan won British/Irish Performer of the Year for her performances in The Outrun and Blitz, 14-year-old Nykiya Adams won Young British/Irish Performer of the Year for her screen debut in Andrea Arnold’s Bird, and Rich Peppiatt won the... Read More

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