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Hello everyone and welcome to episode 298 of the Next Best Picture podcast.

I'm your host Matt Negli.

Time recording is 11.5 a.m. on June 12th, 2022.

Here to join me today for this episode, I have Emma Sassick.

Hello everyone.

Amy Smith. Hi, everyone. Nadia Dallamante.

Hi, everybody. And Dan Baer. Good morning, everybody. All right, so Dan and I are attending the Tribeca Festival currently in New York, which kicked off this past week. But we're not going to be talking

so much about that.

There are a few films that we've seen, but really the meat and bones of that festival will be

this week for him and I, as we'll be getting a full week's worth of screenings in. So we'll have

more to report on about that next week. We're going to be going over trailers for Black Adam,

the Sea Beast, and Prey. But the

main point of conversation, now that Light Ear has screened for critics at this point, and while

the review embargo has not dropped the social embargo did, that means that all of the main

Oscar contenders from the first half of 2022 have officially been seen.

So as we cross over into July in the second half of the year,

I think it's time we have a discussion about which films from the first half of 2022

stand a chance to get an Oscar nom later this year or early next year.

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