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[edit] Trimmed back subjective analysis
The article as written had some subjective, POV problems which I removed, e.g. the film was "dumped" in only a few theaters and did not receive Oscar noms because of the distributor. In the first case, an arthouse distributor like Sony Pictures Classics (not to be confused with Sony Pictures) can't get a wide release for any film unless it becomes a hit and they can platform it. Second, considering Oscar noms are in themselves subjective and made by thousands of AMPAS voters, a lack of Oscar noms cannot be attributed with any certainty to a marketing campaign. That's just unproveable personal opinion and doesn't belong in an encyclopedic work. JuanOso 21:43, 20 March 2006 (UTC)
