Tao Okamoto

I guess.

Virginia Effra and Tao Okamoto, the two women, are both really stand out.

I think they're both really good.

At one point in the beginning of the movie, when Virginia Effrey is like...

... campaign- campaigning.

Virginie Efira is gonna go lead, and Tao Okamoto is gonna go supporting.

Yeah, and we love Scott, and Scott is like a mentor to us, and he has become our friends, and we feel blessed to have that relationship, but how dare he label that a Feinberg exclusive-

[laughs]

It's about a nursing home director and a critically ill playwright who meet and share their thoughts on life and humanity.

The stars of the film, Virginie Effira and Tao Okamoto, shared the Best Actress prize at the Cannes Film Festival.

In IMAX theaters only on November 25th and debuting on Netflix on December 23rd is The Further Misadventures of Cliff Booth.

David Fincher is directing this sequel to Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, written by Quentin Tarantino, starring Brad Pitt in his Oscar-winning role as Cliff Booth, now working in late 70s Hollywood as a fixer for the studios.

Mariana DiGirolamo for Wild Horse 9 at number two.

Tao Okamoto for All of a Sudden at number three.

Penelope Cruz at number four for The Invite.

Sandra Hewler at number five for Digger.

You know what I mean? Everybody knows how to make it, so why the fuck would you have a pizza restaurant? You can

just go there and start acting like we're Brits and little Brits.

Oi, oi! Tao Okamoto and All of a Sudden.

Again, same reason with Virginia Fiery and the other one.

I've been, he's been, he had been zero for two for me up to this point, and this one works very well.

Also, there's been some development in the best actress race, which is that Virginie Efira and Tao Okamoto from All of a Sudden, the Ryusuke Hamaguchi movie, they're gonna go best actress and best supporting actress respectively.

And that's obviously the Japanese submission.

And the other thing that's interesting this year is that there's a, a bunch of movies that didn't win, didn't get submitted by their countries, but are in the race because they qualified following new Academy rules to include movies that win top prizes at major festivals.