‘All Too Well’ – the debut short film as a filmmaker for the popstar Taylor Swift – has received the Oscar-qualifying run in the shorts category.
Following the recent Academy Awards win by some big names in the ‘minor’ category – three shorts awards including ‘best live action short’, ‘best documentary short’ and ‘best animated short’ – many big names are now set for Oscar-qualifies with their short films, one being the prolific American songstress.
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As per an exclusive report from a foreign-based entertainment agency, Swift who debuted in the director’s chair with ‘All Too Well: The Short Film’, has received an Oscar-qualifying run for the category ‘Best live Action Short’.
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The 14-minute long movie – about an effervescent, curious young woman who ends up completely out of her depth – has been written as well as helmed by the singer herself. The title starring Sadie Sink and Dylan O’ Brien, screened in November last year for a week at AMC Lincoln Square, almost a decade after his hugely acclaimed ballad of the same name.
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Apart from Taylor Swift, rapper Kendrick Lamar is also in the run for the Oscar in ‘Best Live Action Short’, with his six-minute production ‘We Cry Together’, starring himself with Taylour Paige. The title played quietly at the Laemmle Royal Theater in Los Angeles, earlier this year.
