Katherine Embiricos’ film ‘Hollywoodgate’ shortlisted for an Oscar

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The documentary Hollywoodgate, produced by Greek filmmaker Katherine Embiricos, has been shortlisted for the Documentary Feature Film category at the 97th Academy Awards (the Oscars).

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced the shortlist on December 17, revealing that Embiricos’ film is one of 15 selected from 169 eligible entries in the category.

Sharing her excitement on Instagram, Embiricos described the moment as “absolutely surreal.”

Katherine Embiricos’ film ‘Hollywoodgate’ shortlisted for an Oscar
Greek filmmaker Katherine Embiricos.

“Thrilled to share that ‘Hollywoodgate’ has made the official shortlist for the Academy Awards Best Documentary Feature,” she wrote.

“Out of 169 incredible films, we’re honoured to be one of the 15 selected. Congrats to everyone who made this film happen and with so much gratitude to those who supported the journey so far.”

Embiricos also expressed appreciation for her “dream team” and especially praised the film’s Egyptian director, Ibrahim Nash’at.

The 97th Academy Awards will be held at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles on 2 March 2025.

Source: tovima.com

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