Paola Cortellesi's feminist
black-and-white dramedy 'There's Still Tomorrow' was among 207
feature films eligible for the 97th Academy Awards, the Academy
of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has announced.
In order to make the Best Picture cut, a film must have been
screened in movie theatres in the United States for at least
seven days in 2024.
Nominations voting begins on Wednesday and ends on Sunday this
week.
The nominations for the 97th Academy Awards will then be
announced on Friday, January 17.
The 97th Oscars will be held on Sunday, March 2, 2025, at the
Dolby Theatre in Hollywood.
C'è Ancora Domani (There's Still Tomorrow), the directorial
debut of Italian comic and actress Paola Cortellesi, became a
box office sensation in Italy when it was released in 2023.
The movie, which follows the plight of an abused housewife in
post-war Rome, scored a box office of 36.8 million euros in
Italy, attracting a record 5.4 million viewers.
After hitting movie theaters in October 2023, it became the
most-viewed film of the year, ahead of hits Barbie and
Oppenheimer, scoring the 10th position among Italy's box office
hits of all time and a fifth position among the most successful
Italian movies in history.
In 2024, it was the fourth record-breaking film at Italy's box
office.
The dramedy was also the most watched Italian movie in France of
the past decade.
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