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The Reader may still require a month's worth of round-the-clock editing under armed guard, but the Kate Winslet drama has at last yielded a trailer to remind us that there is an Oscar-hopeful under all those layers of Harvey Weinstein-Scott Rudin ego-crisis. And like last week's not-emb...
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source: Moviefone
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source: First Showing
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source: Coventry Telegraph
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source: Today Online
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source: The Envelope
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Expansion of Oscar's best-picture race to 10: Is it all Harvey's fault? 
source: The Envelope
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Blame N.Y. and L.A. film critics: Why 'The Hurt Locker' may be doomed at the Oscars 
source: The Envelope
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Female Critics Weigh in on 2009's Best 
source: Cinematical
The Alliance of Women Film Journalists has weighed in on their picks for the best of 2009. And if the Oscars plays out anything like this list, early next year should be a great time for women in Hollywood. Kathryn Bigelow and The Hurt Locker picked up 6 nods from the association, including the...
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