New specialty releases includeDaisy Ridley-starringSometimes I Think About Dyingby Rachel Lambert, andTotemby Lila Aviles.
Separately,Sundance has just wrapped up announcing winnersfrom a new crop of independent films.
The film starring Emma Stone had 11 nominations, second only toOppenheimer.
Sometimes I Think About Dying, Totem Debut As Oscar Noms Poor Things, American Fiction, The Holdovers Ramp UpEverett Collection
Focus FeaturesThe Holdoversby Alexander Payne is playing on 1,235 screens, up from 127.
The film, released Oct. 27 with a slow rollout through November, received five Oscars noms.
Justine TrietsAnatomy Of A Fallfrom Neon, starring Sandra Huller, is catapulting onto 400 screens from 15.
Its been cleaning up this awards season and nabbed five nominations.
A24sThe Zone of Interestby Jonathan Glazer moves to 311 screens from 82.
The Holocaust film, also starring Sandra Huller, took five noms as well.
A24 will be self-releasing in the U.K. starting Feb. 2.
New Theatrical Debuts
Oscilloscopes Daisy Ridley-starringSometimes I Think About Dyingby Rachel Lambert, opens in New York and LA.
Written by Kevin Armento, Stefanie Abel Horowitz, and Katy Wright-Mead.
Expands to San Francisco, Boston, Portland and D.C. next week.
Picture of Ghostsby Kleber Mendonca Filho (Bacurau,Aquarius) was Brazils entry for Best International Feature.
A Grasshopper Film and Gratitude Films co-release.
IFC FilmsAmerican Staropens day and date in 47 theaters.
But the target is delayed and Wilsons plans must change.
Instead of following protocol and returning to London, Wilson decides to stay on the island.
Its been a long time since hes had a vacation.
Written and directed by Barnaby Clay.
Starring Scott Haze, Kate Lyn Sheil, Alex Montaldo.
The film, which premiered in Venice,opened well on 130 screens last week.
The Cannes-premiering film is written and directed by Anthony Chen.
