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The Oscars won't change their rules to exclude streaming

Anthony Ha
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The Oscars won't change their rules to exclude streaming

It looks like movies produced by Netflix and other streaming services will be able to compete for next year's Academy Awards without any changes to eligibility. After the Netflix Original film "Roma" was nominated for Best Picture at this year's ceremony and ultimately took home the awards for Best Director, Best Foreign Language Film and Best Cinematography, the Academy's Board of Directors was mulling possible rule changes. The crux of the debate seems to be Netflix's theatrical strategy.

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