Oscars mandate longer theatrical runs for Best Picture eligibility.
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The Academy has approved new rules for Oscars eligibility in the Best Picture category, requiring films to have an expanded theatrical run of seven days in ten of the top fifty U.S. markets, no later than 45 days after the initial release in 2024. The move is aimed at increasing the visibility of films worldwide and encouraging audiences to experience movies in a theatrical setting. Eligibility for achievements in other categories will not be impacted by this requirement.
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