American Fiction OTT Release Date: When And Where To Watch Oscar-Nominated Film In India
An increasing number of the 96th Academy Awards nominees are arriving in India for both theatrical and streaming release. We can't keepcalm since the Oscar-nominated film American Fiction recently arrived on OTT in India.
In his first feature-length directing endeavor, Cord Jefferson wrote and directed the comedy-drama "American Fiction."
Where To Watch American Fiction?
American Fiction is available on Prime Video.
When To Watch American Fiction?
It is currently streaming on the OTT platform.
The People's Choice Award was given to the highly acclaimed film "American Fiction" at the Toronto International Film Festival in 2023. It has already taken home the Best Adapted Screenplay BAFTA 2024 award. It has been nominated for five Academy Awards this year, one of which is for Best Picture.
What Is American Fiction About?
American Fiction is a film written and directed by Cord Jefferson that centers on Dr. Thelonious "Monk" Ellison, a struggling novelist who is tired of the literary elite. However, Ellison unintentionally achieves enormous fame and a much sought-after movie deal after writing a fictitious book under a pseudonym that is full of racial prejudices.
In addition, Leslie Uggams, Adam Brody, Erika Alexander, Tracee Ellis Ross, Issa Rae, Sterling K. Brown, and others star in the movie.
Jefferson Talks About The Oscar Nomination?
After getting many missed calls Jefferson says “I felt like, ‘OK, something good happened or something really horrible.’ And I saw pretty quickly that there were congratulations from a lot of people. I’ve just been slowly reaching out to Jeffrey and Sterling and other people to talk. But this is incredible. It hasn’t really sunk in yet.”?
?“My girlfriend and my father. My dad’s gonna be 82 this year, and I really would love the opportunity to take him to the Oscars. I’m gonna try to gun for two tickets” he said as per Hollywood Reporter.?
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