"Ava DuVernay's Impact on Award Season and 'Origin' Explained"

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Directors Ava DuVernay and A.V. Rockwell express frustration over the lack of recognition for their films during award season, highlighting the challenges faced by Black artists in the industry. DuVernay's film "Origin" and Rockwell's "A Thousand And One" have struggled to gain attention despite critical acclaim, with DuVernay emphasizing the need for broader recognition of films centered on the Black experience. Their experiences underscore the ongoing disparities in Hollywood and the need for greater equity and diversity in the industry.
Topics:entertainment#a-thousand-and-one#ava-duvernay#award-season#diversity#entertainment#film-industry
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