The
Imitation
Game
Starring
Benedict
Cumberbatch
as
Alan
Turing,
it
has
been
premiered
in
Telluride
Film
Festival
(USA)
and
Toronto
International
Film
Festival
(Canada).
The
Imitation
Game
will
hit
theatres
in
November
and
Cumberbatch
is
already
getting
appreciation
for
his
role
which
might
get
him
an
Oscar
nomination
as
well.
Rosewater
The
biopic
shows
the
2009
arrest
and
detainment
of
Iranian-Canadian
journalist,
Maziar
Bahari
in
Iran.
The
movie
will
show
the
2009
Presidential
election
in
Iran,
and
how
Gael
García
Bernal
as
Maziar
Bahari
was
imprisoned
for
more
than
100
days
and
brutally
interrogated.
Foxcatcher
Steve
Carell
is
already
creating
an
Oscar
buzz
for
his
performance
as
John
du
Pont,
the
American
multimillionaire
who
was
convicted
of
murdering
Olympic
wrestler
Dave
Schultz.
Unbroken
Angelina
Jolie
directed
movie
is
being
premiered
everywhere
and
the
movie
is
creating
Oscar
buzz
for
Best
Picture
and
Best
Director
already.
It
is
based
on
the
true
story
of
Louis
Zamperini
the
Olympic
runner,
and
American
World
War
II
prisoner
of
war
survivor.
American
Sniper
Based
on
the
most
lethal
sniper
in
U.S.
military
history,
Chris
Kyle,
the
Bradley
Cooper
starrer
film
was
premiered
on
November
11,
2014
at
AFI
Fest
and
is
scheduled
to
receive
a
theatrical
release
in
the
United
States
on
December
25,
2014.
Mr.
Turner
This
biopic
is
based
on
the
great
British
painter
J.
M.
W.
Turner.
Timothy
Spall
who
played
Mr.
Turner
already
won
Best
Actor
at
2014
Cannes
Film
Festival.
Big
Eyes
Amy
Adams
is
playing
the
role
of
artist
Margaret
Keane
in
Big
Eyes.
Amy
is
also
garnering
Oscar
buzz
for
her
performance
in
the
biopic.
The
Theory
of
Everything
Based
on
the
physicist
Stephen
Hawking,
this
biopic
has
created
a
lot
of
Oscar
buzz
for
several
categories
like
Best
Actor,
Best
Actress,
Best
Movie
to
name
a
few.
Wild
Reese
Witherspoon
starrer
Wild
is
based
on
the
real-life
story
of
Cheryl
Strayed
who
set
off
on
a
1,100-mile
hike.
Selma
David
Oyelowo
is
creating
Oscar
buzz
for
playing
the
civil-rights
icon
Martin
Luther
King
Jr.
The
film,
due
for
limited
release
in
the
United
States
on
December
25
so
as
to
qualify
for
the
Oscars,
focuses
on
a
short
period
after
the
1964
passage
of
the
Civil
Rights
Act,
the
law
that
abolished
segregation
and
discrimination
on
the
basis
of
race,
colour,
religion,
sex
or
national
origin
in
the
US.