Best Cinematography (B&W) 1950

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Categorically Oscars

Calum Reed and Chris Makas

95 episodes

3 days ago

Categorically Oscars is a podcast devoted to the Academy Awards. We choose a category from an Oscar year to talk about in each episode, analysing the nominees and giving our verdict on whether the Academy got it right.

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Best Cinematography (B&W) 1950

Categorically Oscars

1 hour 41 minutes 24 seconds

2 years ago

Best Cinematography (B&W) 1950

Calum and Chris discuss the 1950 nominees for Best Cinematography (Black & White), which were All About Eve (Milton Krasner), The Asphalt Jungle (Harold Rosson), The Furies (Victor Milner), Sunset Boulevard (John F. Seitz), and The Third Man (Robert Krasker).

All About Eve: 02:37 - 22:28
The Asphalt Jungle: 22:28 - 36:33
The Furies: 36:33 - 50:50
Sunset Boulevard: 50:50 - 1:07:35
The Third Man: 1:07:35 - 1:24:36
Listener Questions: 1:24:36 - 1:29:34
Conclusions/Ranking: 1:29:34 - 1:38:56