Talk:Far from Heaven

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[edit] Influenced by Ali: Fear Eats the Soul

• I read that Haynes was also influenced by Fassbinder's film "Ali: Fear Eats The Soul" (emphasis on alienation and awkwardness). I think that should be mentioned.Demoman87 (talk) 16:50, 9 May 2008 (UTC)

I added a paragraph about it.Demoman87 (talk) 17:09, 9 May 2008 (UTC)

[edit] Metaphor

• There should really be a short discussion involving the use of various colors as symbols in the movie LaVieEntiere 04:33, 4 April 2007 (UTC)

I did a bunch of edits and I talked a little about how the color green is used.

[edit] Awards list for integration

I'm in the process of migrating a huge chunk of awards data from the Christine Vachon article into the relevant articles for each film. In this case, there's already a quite well-formatted list of the major awards, so I'm parking the migrating list here until I or someone else get time to go through it and reformat relevant examples to match what's in the article already. Quite possibly a lot of them are irrelevant; just being cautious!

2003 Screen Actors Guild Awards - nominated for Best Female Actor (Julianne Moore) and Best Supporting Male Actor (Dennis Quaid)

2002 European Film Award - nominated for Screen International Award (Todd Haynes)

2002 Venice Film Festival - Audience Award for Best Actress - Julianne Moore; Outstanding Individual Contribution - Edward Lachman; SIGNIS Award Honorable Mention - Todd Haynes; Best Actress - Julianne Moore; nominated for a Golden Lion

2002 Boston Society of Film Critics Awards - Best Cinematography - Edward Lachman

2002 Los Angeles Film Critics Association Awards - Best Actress - Julianne Moore; Best Cinematography - Edward Lachman; Best Score - Elmer Bernstein

2002 National Board of Review - Best Actress - Julianne Moore

2002 New York Film Critics Circle Awards - Best Film; Best Director - Todd Haynes; Best Cinematographer - Edward Lachman; Best Supporting Actor - Dennis Quaid; Best Supporting Actress - Patricia Clarkson

2002 Camerimage - Silver Frog - Edward Lachman

2002 San Diego Film Critics Society Awards - Best Actress - Julianne Moore; Best Picture

2002 San Francisco Film Critics Circle - Best Director - Todd Haynes

2002 Seattle Film Critics Awards - Best Actress - Julianne Moore; Best Cinematography; Best Director - Todd Haynes; Best Music; Best Picture; Best Screenplay

2002 Southeastern Film Critics Association Awards - Best Actress - Julianne Moore; Best Original Screenplay - Todd Haynes

2002 Toronto Film Critics Association Awards - Best Female Performance - Julianne Moore

2002 Washington DV Area Film Critics Association Awards - Best Actress - Julianne Moore; Best Supporting Actor - Dennis Haysbert

2003 Vancouver Film Critics Circle - Best Actress - Julianne Moore

2003 Online Film Critics Society Awards - Best Actress - Julianne Moore; Best Art Direction, Best Cinematography; Best Costume Design; Best Original Score; Best Original Screenplay - Todd Haynes; Best Supporting Actor - Dennis Quaid

2003 Phoenix Film Critics Society Awards - Best Leading Actress - Julianne Moore; Best Director - Todd Haynes; Best Original Score; Best Original Screenplay

2003 Kansas City Film Critics Circle Awards - Best Actress - Julianne Moore

2003 National Society of Film Critics Awards - Best Supporting Actress - Patricia Clarkson

2003 Chicago Film Critics Association Awards - Best Actress - Julianne Moore; Best Cinematography - Edward Lachman; Best Director - Todd Haynes; Best Original Score; Best Picture; Best Supporting Actor - Dennis Quaid

2003 Chlotrudis Awards - Audience Award Best Actress - Julianne Moore; Best Cinematography - Edward Lachman; Best Director - Todd Haynes; Best Movie; Best Supporting Actress - Patricia Clarkson

2003 Dallas-Fort Worth Film Critics Association Awards - Best Actress - Julianne Moore; Best Cinematography - Edward Lachman

2003 Broadcast Film Critics Association Awards - Best Actress - Julianne Moore

2003 Florida Film Critics Circle Awards - Best Actress - Julianne Moore; Best Cinematography - Edward Lachman

2003 Glitter Awards - Best Feature (Gay Press); Best Feature (US Film Festivals); Best Picture

2003 Black Reel Award - Best Supporting Actor (Theatrical) - Dennis Haysbert

2003 Satellite Awards - Best Director - Todd Haynes; Best Motion Picture (Drama); Best Supporting Actor - Dennis Haysbert

2004 London Critics Circle Film Awards - Actress of the Year - Julianne Moore

2004 Sant Jordi Awards - Best Foreign Actress - Julianne Moore

Gusworld (talk) 10:31, 1 April 2008 (UTC)