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28th February 2018
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Call Me By Your Name by André AcimanCall Me By Your Name follows 17-year-old Elio Perlman's journey of self discovery, as well as his blossoming relationship with his dad's American assistant Oliver.
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Best Writing Adapted ScreenplayBased on...
The Disaster Artist by Greg SesteroThe biographical novel recalls the making of Tommy Wiseau's 2003 movie The Room, which is often regarded as being one of the worst of all time.
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Molly's Game by Molly BloomPenned by the 'Poker Queen', the book tells the real-life story of how she set up the most exclusive underground poker game in the world - and how it cost her everything.
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Mudbound by Hilary JordanTwo war veterans return to rural Mississippi to work on a farm following World War II. As time goes on, the men struggle to deal with prejudice, racism and life after the war.
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Christopher Plummer, Best Actor in A Supporting RoleBased on...
Painfully Rich by John PearsonIt follows the real life story of when 16-year-old John Paul Getty III was kidnapped in Italy - and how his mum, Gail, ended up saving him after his billionaire grandfather refused to pay the ransom.
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Victoria & Abdul: the True Story of the Queen's Closest Confidant by Shrabani BasuThe novel and the comedy-drama film details the extraordinary and controversial relationship between Queen Victoria and her confidante, Abdul Karim.
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