Oscars 2013: 5 Ingredients To Make An Academy Award Winning Film

3. Period Piece

1128-Lincoln While not always seeming to be the case, an Oscar Film set in a different period helps captivate the mind by how different it all is. Lincoln gave an accurate portrayal of the politics involved in the 19th century, while Django studied how one breaks social conventions at such an age. Even modern pieces like Silver Linings Playbook or Zero Dark Thirty help measure the consequences of actions and society€™s effect on the lives of individuals. Films that embrace the social conventions of the day and bring such oddities to the forefront greatly increase their chance of nominations.
 
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