The Directors Guild of America revealed the nominees for their 69th annual DGA Awards in the TV, commercials and documentary categories. Stranger Things, Westworld and The People v. O.J. received nods for Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Dramatic Series while Golden Globe winner Atlanta and HBO favorites Silicon Valley and Veep were nominated for comedy.
Follows the true story of Thomas and Rosemarie Uva, married ex-cons who made a name for themselves when they started holding up mafia social clubs owned by the Gambino and Bonanno crime families throughout New York City in the early 1990s.
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Logline: The story follows two lovers on a cruise who find their dream vacation turning into a nightmare when they are plagued by a supernatural force.
A new four-top join this infidelity-filled rom/com.
Logline: Fresh out of high school, Bobby Stano was signed to the majors, had a beautiful girlfriend, and had everything going for him. After a confrontation with a local gang resulted in an accidental fatality, Bobby’s fortunes changed, and he spent the next 13 years in prison. Upon his release, Bobby seeks redemption, landing a job assisting his former minor league baseball coach, rekindling his old relationship and maybe even getting a second chance to play his way back to the major leagues.
Logline: Story follows three different couples, all being unfaithful within their marriages, whose paths cross over a long weekend in New York and Paris.
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