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The Oscars aren’t a meritocracy – there’s a complex formula for winning

  • Written by William Simon, Casual Lecturer (Education and English Departments), University of Tasmania

Every January, Hollywood is overtaken by a massive Oscar prediction game, with studios, critics and commentators all playing a role in shaping the debate.

But choosing a winner is more complicated than acknowledging a film’s artistic merit. The Oscars are decided on by a large peer group of some 10,000 Academy members, who confidentially vote...

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