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Claim: The Short Film “Sorry” Won An Oscar For The Best Short Film! (Social Media Users, 2024-04-02)
Evidence (2023-03-13): Oscars 2023: ‘An Irish Goodbye’ wins Best Live Action Short Film Northern Irish short film ‘An Irish Goodbye’ won the Oscar for Best Live Action Short while sci-fi epic Everything Everywhere All At Once dominated at the 95th Academy Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday evening. [...] Best Live Action Short Film: An Irish Goodbye
Claim: The Short Film “Sorry” Won An Oscar For The Best Short Film! (Social Media Users, 2024-04-02)
Evidence (2021-04-26): Best Animated Short Film [...] If the winners of the Animation and Live Action awards felt like something we could have predicted, Giacchino’s Guardian doc Colette picking up the Best Documentary (Short Subject) Oscar was a little more unexpected. Up against a mix of hard-hitting journalistic pieces (Do Not Split) and more experimental, lyrical work (A Love Song for Latasha), once again it feels like the emotional pull of Giacchino’s 25-minute film won the voters over. The story of 90-year-old Colette confronting her past by visiting the German concentration camp where her brother died, the short mixes aspects of the portrait documentary with historical elements to make an insightful and moving watch – you might want to grab a stack of tissues if you’re going to watch this one. [...] Best Live Action Short Film
Claim: The Short Film “Sorry” Won An Oscar For The Best Short Film! (Social Media Users, 2024-04-02)
Evidence (2024-10-04): Short films awarded the coveted Best Short Film Oscar exhibit exceptional craftsmanship, innovative storytelling techniques, and a clear artistic vision. [...] BestOscar Best Short Film Movies – Wrap Up The Oscar for Best Short Film recognizes outstanding achievements in the field of short filmmaking.
Claim: The Short Film “Sorry” Won An Oscar For The Best Short Film! (Social Media Users, 2024-04-02)
Evidence (2024-05-15): Over 300 Ranker voters have come together to rank this list of Short Films That Won the Oscar The best Oscar-winning short films inspire, challenge, and entertain audiences across generations. From dramas to animated tales, these films are achievements in their respective genres. Their influence has shaped the art form for future filmmakers. [...] While many movies have been made throughout history, it's ultimately a select few - such as Curfew, Visas and Virtue, The Face of Lincoln - that garner acclaim for their storytelling capabilities. As audience members reflect on the impact these stories have left behind, they're reminded once again why Oscar-winning short films hold an important position in cinematic history.
Claim: The Short Film “Sorry” Won An Oscar For The Best Short Film! (Social Media Users, 2024-04-02)
Evidence (2022-09-09): The animated short films category has been part of the Oscar awards since 1932, which was the 5th edition. The very first film to win this award was Flowers and Trees by Walt Disney. [...] The Oscars committee defines a "short" as a film that does not exceed more than 40 minutes. Each year, 5 films get nominated after making it to the shortlist of 10 final submissions. In this post, we are going to be reviewing the best Oscar-winning animated short films which left the audience in awe.
Claim: The Short Film “Sorry” Won An Oscar For The Best Short Film! (Social Media Users, 2024-04-02)
Evidence (2024-06-25): Academy Award for Best Live Action Short Film The Academy Award for Best Live Action Short Film is an award presented at the annual Academy Awards ceremony. The award has existed, under numerous names, since 1957. [...] List of winners and nominees [edit]1930s [edit]1940s [edit]1950s [edit]1960s [edit]1970s [edit]1980s [edit]1990s [edit]2000s [edit]2010s [edit]2020s [edit]See also [edit]- Short film - BAFTA Award for Best Short Film - Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film - List of Academy Award–nominated films
Claim: The Short Film “Sorry” Won An Oscar For The Best Short Film! (Social Media Users, 2024-04-02)
Evidence (2023-03-13): Oscars 2023: An Irish Goodbye wins best short film Oscar - Published [...] Northern Ireland film An Irish Goodbye won best live action short film at Sunday night's ceremony. [...] Other nominations in Sunday's ceremony in the best live action short film category, were Ivalu, Le Pupille, Night Ride and the Red Suitcase.
Claim: The Short Film “Sorry” Won An Oscar For The Best Short Film! (Social Media Users, 2024-04-02)
Evidence (2023-03-12): Having followed the race for the short film Oscars so closely this year, we’ve felt truly invested in the outcome and eager to see this year’s winners. We followed the progress from shortlists to nominations, provided our own voter’s guide, explored the trends and made predictions, we even had time to catch up with a couple of previous winners for an insightful discussion on their Oscars experience. [...] BEST ANIMATED SHORT FILM [...] BEST LIVE-ACTION SHORT FILM
Claim: The Short Film “Sorry” Won An Oscar For The Best Short Film! (Social Media Users, 2024-04-02)
Evidence (2024-10-07): A new mural celebrating the Oscar-winning short film "An Irish Goodbye" has been unveiled in Belfast. [...] The short movie, directed by Tom Berkeley and Ross White, won Best Live Action Short Film at the Academy Awards and Best British Short Film at the BAFTAs in 2023. [...] "It's a proud moment for the city, highlighting this historic Oscar win and the city’s famous creative spirit."
Claim: The Short Film “Sorry” Won An Oscar For The Best Short Film! (Social Media Users, 2024-04-02)
Evidence (2024-03-10): Another fun awards season has wrapped! Congrats to the teams behind all the nominated films, but here are the winners of the Best Animated Short Film, Best Documentary Short Film, and Best Live-Action Short Film categories at the 96th Academy Awards: Best Animated Short Film [...] Best Live-Action Short Film
Claim: The Short Film “Sorry” Won An Oscar For The Best Short Film! (Social Media Users, 2024-04-02)
Evidence (2024-02-05): The Short Film Oscar has played a pivotal role in recognizing exceptional storytelling in a compact format, often serving as a launchpad for emerging talent. From the pioneering works of cinema's early days to the innovative creations of today, the Short Film Oscar celebrates the artistry, vision, and dedication of filmmakers who captivate audiences with their compelling narratives and unique perspectives. Let’s look at the full list of Oscar-winning short films. [...] Oscar Winner Best Short Film [...] Best Short Film Oscar Winner
Claim: The Short Film “Sorry” Won An Oscar For The Best Short Film! (Social Media Users, 2024-04-02)
Evidence (2024-03-27): "Sorry" (Oscar-Winning Short Film) [...] Consider this recent Oscar winner, titled Sorry. It was filmed in Albania in 2020. It’s about a boy who is late each day for school and gets punished. Words aren’t necessary. Understanding and forgiveness are universal. Human kindness is an international language. [...] Correction: This film did not win the Oscar. It was mislabeled as such in the video. I regret the error. However, the short film is still very much worth watching.
Claim: The Short Film “Sorry” Won An Oscar For The Best Short Film! (Social Media Users, 2024-04-02)
Evidence (2024-04-06): No, The Short Film "Sorry" Did NOT Win an Oscar for The Best Short Film! [...] A video circulating on social media in Sri Lanka claims that an award-winning short film titled "Sorry" allegedly has won an Oscar for Best Short Movie. [...] In conclusion, the viral claim that a short film titled "Sorry" won an Oscar for Best Short Movie is false. There is no evidence to support such a claim, and it is likely a misinterpretation or fabrication derived from unrelated Indian misinformation.
Claim: The Short Film “Sorry” Won An Oscar For The Best Short Film! (Social Media Users, 2024-04-02)
Evidence (2023-07-18): There were great moments like Troy Kotsur becoming the second deaf actor to win an Oscar—he won Best Supporting Actor for CODA. I have seen all his acceptance speeches this awards season, and his Oscar speech was the most touching. I am hoping we see more representation of the deaf community in films. Drive My Car winning Best International Film was another wonderful moment. The film is incredible. [...] Best Animated Short Film: The Windshield Wiper Best Live Action Short Film: The Long Goodbye
Claim: The Short Film “Sorry” Won An Oscar For The Best Short Film! (Social Media Users, 2024-04-02)
Evidence (2024-01-24): Short Film awards winners in previous years include When You Left Me On That Boulevard by Kayla Abuda Galang, The Headhunter’s Daughter by Don Josephus Raphael Eblahan, Lizard by Akinola Davies Jr., So What If the Goats Die by Sofia Alaoui, Aziza by Saudade Kaadan, Matria by Álvaro Gago, And so we put goldfish in the pool. by Makoto Nagahisa, Thunder Road by Jim Cummings, World of Tomorrow by Don Hertzfeldt, Of Gods and Dogs by Abounaddara Collective. [...] The Short Film Grand Jury Prize was awarded to: Alex Lora Cercos, for The Masterpiece / Spain (Director and Producer: Alex Lora Cercos, Screenwriter and Producer: Lluis Quilez, Screenwriter: Alfonso Amador, Producers: Sandra Travé, Josemari Martínez, Néstor López) — Leo and Diana, a wealthy couple, meet Salif and Yousef, two scrap dealers, at a recycle center. Offering them more junk, Diana invites them to their mansion, but the immigrants actually might be the ones with something she wants. Cast: Daniel Grao, Babou Cham, Melina Matthews, Adam Nourou, Guido Grao. World Premiere. Available online for Public. [...] The Short Film Jury Award: Nonfiction was presented to: Jack Dunphy, for Bob’s Funeral / U.S.A (Director, Screenwriter, Animator, and Producer: Jack Dunphy) — Searching for the root of generational trauma, the director sneaks a camera into his estranged grandfather’s funeral. World Premiere. Available online for Public.
Claim: The Short Film “Sorry” Won An Oscar For The Best Short Film! (Social Media Users, 2024-04-02)
Evidence (2023-03-13): London-based PR maven Matthew Freud, joined by fellow Brit and collaborator Charlie Mackesy, offered his apologies for winning the Oscar for Short Film (Animated) for The Boy, The Mole, The Fox and the Horse. "I’ve never made a film before, so this is bewildering," Freud said in accepting the trophy. "I know the protocol is to say ‘thank you’ a lot, but I’m British, so I’m more comfortable saying ‘sorry.’ So, I’m really sorry to all the people who should be on this stage with us," alluding to the large crew and voice cast who teamed up for two years during Covid to make the film. Freud closed by quipping that he was "also really sorry to my children, my girlfriend and my colleagues at [PR firm] Freuds for basically being absent over the last two years."
Claim: The Short Film “Sorry” Won An Oscar For The Best Short Film! (Social Media Users, 2024-04-02)
Evidence (2015-06-01): I came across this oscar award winning animated short film and fell in love with it.. Before we proceed, pls watch the movie below. [...] I think that the movie is so cleverly done that everyone who watches it can take away something from it. [...] - How critical it is to have a vision and communicate it clearly such that everyone around you understand it.
Claim: The Short Film “Sorry” Won An Oscar For The Best Short Film! (Social Media Users, 2024-04-02)
Evidence (2024-03-14): Among the prize-winning shorts in the selection are Alex Lora Cercos‘ "The Masterpiece," the Short Film Grand Jury Prize winner at this year’s Sundance Film Festival, and "Bob’s Funeral" by Jack Dunphy, which won the Sundance Short Film Jury’s non-fiction prize. The Palme d’Or winner for best short film in competition at the Cannes Film Festival in 2023, "27" by Hungary’s Flóra Anna Buda is also among the amazing array of new animated films at Shortsfest. The festival is also thrilled to present the North American premiere of "A Study of Empathy" by Denmark’s Hilke Rönnfeldt – winner of the Golden Leopard for Best International Short Film at the Locarno Film Festival in 2023 – and the international premiere of "Motherland" by Jasmin Mozafarri – winner of the Short Cuts Award for Best Canadian Short Film at the Toronto International Film Festival in 2023.
Claim: The Short Film “Sorry” Won An Oscar For The Best Short Film! (Social Media Users, 2024-04-02)
Evidence (2020-05-15): After attending FFFEST in October of 2018 and SXSW in March of 2019 I was inspired by the stories I was hearing from fellow filmmakers. Often, a director, writer, or actor felt like they were not getting the opportunities they wanted, so they set off to create their own projects showcasing their talents. [...] Over the summer, I reached out to Writer and Director Julia Bales, who I’ve worked with extensively in the past, to see if she would be interested in collaborating on a project based on a ‘world where plants have taken over’. She was up for the challenge on this slightly backwards way of making a short film together. [...] Watch the Short Film Uproot
Claim: The Short Film “Sorry” Won An Oscar For The Best Short Film! (Social Media Users, 2024-04-02)
Evidence (2018-01-02): Enter the short film. Usually defined as lasting less than 50 minutes and constituting a self-contained whole, the short film complicates things in a necessary way, challenging our easy categorical notions. Like the short story, its analog in the world of literature, the short film can prove just as emotionally or intellectually resonant as a "feature-length work," and can even gain accumulate power through its concision. On the flip side, like the short story, it can also fall prey to charges of pretentiousness and a forced structure. A friend blames the tediousness of the modern American short story on a willful echoing of formal piety (and also Hemingway): vagueness, allusion, probably a revelation at the end that throws everything in doubt but leaves enough room for ambiguity. In other words, a preciousness. [...] There’s nothing wrong with that, but it also short-changes the shorts themselves. At their best, short films aren’t somehow half-finished versions, awaiting their complementary middle section, but operate on an entirely different structural logic. This also allows for both formal innovation and offbeat visions, snapshots of worlds that rarely make it to the feature-length screen.
Claim: The Short Film “Sorry” Won An Oscar For The Best Short Film! (Social Media Users, 2024-04-02)
Evidence (2011-02-26): Best Short Film, Animated [...] Best Short Film, Live Action [...] Colin Firth will win the Oscar but it is the gee-we-are-sorry Oscar because it’s for the wrong perfomance.
Claim: The Short Film “Sorry” Won An Oscar For The Best Short Film! (Social Media Users, 2024-04-02)
Evidence (2017-05-18): Like most filmmakers, I wanted to get into the Holy Grail of film festivals...Sundance. Guess what? I didn't. You're most likely not going to get accepted into Sundance either and that's perfectly ok because their acceptance rate is less than 1% of submissions. Even 2016's academy award winning short film Stutterer wasn't accepted into Sundance when it was submitted, although I would much rather have an Oscar. This is why you need to enter a lot of different festivals of all sizes. Big festivals can get thousands of quality short film submissions, but some of the small to mid level festivals don't have such stiff competition but are still great festivals to be a part of! Smaller festivals also give you a better chance of winning awards and sometimes prizes. [...] Made your short film on a micro budget with limited to no crew? Yep, so did almost every other filmmaker submitting into that festival. Film festival programers like to be wowed or at least intrigued. For my short film, we built two of our sets inside the garage of our lead actor's house (the dressing room and bathroom). We also wrote about building those sets in an article for NoFilmSchool.com you can read here. Not only does this get the programer excited to see your film, but they also have something to promote your film (aka their festival) on their social media platforms. It never hurts to supply the festival with more things to share with their audience (behind the scenes photos, poster art, trailers, articles, etc).
Claim: The Short Film “Sorry” Won An Oscar For The Best Short Film! (Social Media Users, 2024-04-02)
Evidence (2011-04-25): Sorry I mixed up the two.....Pisier and Barrault.Big Magilla wrote:She wasn't. She did win a Cesar (French Oscar) as Best Supporting Actress for Couisn, Cousine for which the film's star, Marie-Christine Barrault. recived an Oscar nomination for Best Actress. [...] Pisier won a Best Actress Cesar and, in general, wider international recognition for her starring rolle in Jean-Charles Tacchella's 1975 comedy Cousin, cousine and she's appeared in three of André Téchiné's films: French Provincial (1975), Barocco (1976) and The Brontë Sisters (1978).
Claim: The Short Film “Sorry” Won An Oscar For The Best Short Film! (Social Media Users, 2024-04-02)
Evidence (2023-08-14): A social media post accompanied by a video claims that it is a short film titled – Sorry, which allegedly won an Oscar award. Let’s check the accuracy of this claim through this article. Claim: A short film titled ‘Sorry’ won an Oscar award. [...] To find out whether the short film ‘Sorry’ won an academy award, we checked the official academy awards database available on the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences’ website. But, ‘Sorry’ is not listed as a winner or nominee.
Claim: The Short Film “Sorry” Won An Oscar For The Best Short Film! (Social Media Users, 2024-04-02)
Evidence (2009-02-24): La Maison en Petits Cubes (House of Small Cubes) won the Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film this Year. Fresh off the heels of the best acceptance speech ever (sorry Geo, the Man on Wire disappearing coin was good, so was Sean Penn’s sentiments on Prop 8, and the Heath Ledger win was moving, but this dude thanked his pencil, and the domo arigato mr.roboto made more sense after I watched the short film, all acceptance speeches from now on should handled by Japanese men): [...] I haven’t seen the other Academy Award Nominated Animated Short Films (save for Presto), but I can see why La Maison en Petits Cubes took home the Oscar. I don’t see any live action film coming close to touching the emotions that are illicited from this 11 minute short. This was a story only animation and cartoons could tell. After I was done watching, I once again was refreshed and inspired to move forward on my dream.
Claim: The Short Film “Sorry” Won An Oscar For The Best Short Film! (Social Media Users, 2024-04-02)
Evidence (2022-02-22): "Do the best you can until you know better. Then when you know better, do better." [...] Your kids will be there tomorrow, eager to see you, and ready to reconcile. And oftentimes, all they really need is a simple hug and a sincere, "sorry." [...] For more on . . .
Claim: The Short Film “Sorry” Won An Oscar For The Best Short Film! (Social Media Users, 2024-04-02)
Evidence (2019-05-31): What’s resulted is basically a kind of Dunkirk with camels. When we screened at Austin, a grown man came up to me in tears, saying he hadn’t cried in years and it was all this camel’s fault. Judas Collar won best live-action short at AFF. At the awards ceremony, my producer Brooke Silcox and I were lucky enough to speak with screenwriting legend Tony Gilroy. He shook my hand and said "Don’t let this make you complacent. Just keep on writing. Write tomorrow. Even better, go home and write tonight." And I took that to heart. Not the tonight bit though, because it was the Austin Film Festival damn it! There were drinks to be had. [...] I’m now in LA, writing. And it feels a long way away from the time a handful of filmmakers transported eight camels and a helicopter a thousand kilometers north of Perth, Western Australia. A long way from the scorching desert heat, the flies, the seven flat tires, two bogged vehicles and the blown head gasket on our camel truck.
Claim: The Short Film “Sorry” Won An Oscar For The Best Short Film! (Social Media Users, 2024-04-02)
Evidence (2018-11-30): That was short but impressive. Really good job!
Claim: The Short Film “Sorry” Won An Oscar For The Best Short Film! (Social Media Users, 2024-04-02)
Evidence (2019-03-07): But, Cretton clearly knew that the actor was something special, having cast Stanfield in the original short film, which won the Sundance prize for Short Filmmaking in 2009. Stanfield would then become the only actor to appear in both, starring in the feature-length film as Marcus, a 17-year-old struggling with his impending required departure from the group home. There are a few heartbreaking Marcus scenes, but perhaps none more so than his rap (seen below) about his life, ending with his continued mission to shave his head before he leaves. While it looks like Marcus’ life will have a tragic conclusion, he gets a happy ending — and a surprising backstory — courtesy of the final scene. And it’s not just Larson, Malek, and Stanfield that are the notable performers here. The Newsroom‘s John Gallagher Jr. is great as Grace’s boyfriend and coworker, providing some much-needed light moments amidst the darkness; Justified‘s Kaitlyn Dever turns in a strong performance as Jayden, a new arrival who Grace takes a personal interest in; and Brooklyn Nine-Nine‘s Stephanie Beatriz delivers a very non-Rosa performance.
Claim: An illuminated swirl over the skies of Iceland!!Alien Invasion? (Social Media Users, 2024-03-14)
Evidence (2024-03-14): Contrary to claims suggesting alien involvement, the illuminated swirl seen over Iceland was a natural phenomenon caused by the death throes of a SpaceX rocket. This occurrence is not unprecedented and is known as a "SpaceX spiral," which is expected to become more common with the increasing frequency of Space X satellite launches. Therefore, there is no evidence to support the claim of alien invasion or extraterrestrial activity related to this event.
Claim: An illuminated swirl over the skies of Iceland!!Alien Invasion? (Social Media Users, 2024-03-14)
Evidence (2021-09-23): Shimmery clouds over Reykjavik gave Iceland an ethereal glow, but at what cost?
Claim: An illuminated swirl over the skies of Iceland!!Alien Invasion? (Social Media Users, 2024-03-14)
Evidence (2024-03-12): A massive swirl of bright white light seemingly appeared from out of nowhere in the night sky above the Arctic last week, briefly upstaging a vibrant aurora display that spanned thousands of miles. [...] Aurora photographer Shang Yang captured a stunning photo of the illuminated swirl near the town of Akureyri in Iceland at around 1 a.m. local time on March 5. "It looked otherworldly against the Northern Lights," Shang told Spaceweather.com. The spectacle lasted for around 10 minutes before dissipating. [...] Staiger also predicts that there will be another strong SpaceX spiral above Iceland and other parts of the Arctic when the Transporter-12 mission launches in October this year.
Claim: An illuminated swirl over the skies of Iceland!!Alien Invasion? (Social Media Users, 2024-03-14)
Evidence (2024-02-28): Join Sky & Telescope for a one-week Iceland tour and the chance to see the Northern Lights! With our tour partner Spears Travel and a local Icelandic guide, we’ll explore this fascinating island’s unique culture and geology during the day, then each night we’ll scan the sky for Iceland's famed aurora borealis. Watching the fantastic colors of the Northern Lights dance across the arctic sky is an unforgettable experience, and Iceland is one of the best places to see them. Late September to early October is a good time for aurora-watching, as the nights are full and dark, and the weather prospects are better than deep winter.
Claim: An illuminated swirl over the skies of Iceland!!Alien Invasion? (Social Media Users, 2024-03-14)
Evidence (2021-04-03): Photographer Captures Aurora Over Iceland’s Erupting Volcano