Oklahoma Gazette breaks down the best in film in 2017
By Phil Bacharach and Ben Luschen
Tags: Film, Alex Sanchez, Allison Janney, Allison Williams, Army of Frankensteins, Barak Goodman, ben stiller, Benny Safdie, Brad's Status, Brooklynn Prince, carey mulligan, Casey Twenter, Cate Jones, Christopher Nolan, Daniel Kaluuya, deadCENTER Film Festival, Dee Reese, Dunkirk, Dusty Richards, film, Frances McDormand, Gal Gadot, Garrett Gedlund, Get Out, Good Time, Gremlin, Guillermo del Toro, Harvey Weinstein, Hillary Jordan, I Tonya, jacob ryan snovel, James Franco, Jason Mitchell, Jeff Robison, Jeffrey Tambor, Jordan Peele, Josh Safdie, Kevin Spacey, Key & Peele, louis c.k., maggie grace, Margot Robbie, Mark Rylance, Martin McDonagh, michael shannon, Mickey Reece, Mickey Reece's Alien, Mike White, movies, Mudbound, Nancy Packard, Octavia Spencer, Oklahoma City documentary, Oklahoma Film Enhancement Rebate, Painted Woman, Patty Jenkins, Q'orianka Kilcher, Richard Jenkins, Ridley Scott, robert pattinson, rudderless, Ryan Bellgardt, Sally Hawkins, Sean Baker, Sebastian Stan, Stef Dawson, te ata, The Disaster Artist, The Florida Project, The Hunger Games, The Room, The Scent of Rain & Lightning, The Shape of Water, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri, Tommy Wiseau, Tonya Harding, Twilight, Willem Dafoe, woody harrelson
