2022 Academy Awards - Incluvie Selections
The Incluvie predictions for various categories in the upcoming 2022 Academy Awards nominees. Best Picture, Actor in a Leading Role, Actress in a Leading Role, Animated Feature Film, Directing, Documentary.
Let's Go Wongos (2022)
Let’s Go Wongos is a romantic comedy with a multi-layered mystery set in Wongledon High School. Taking cues and tropes from Y2K era high school rom-coms; Lily, Maggie, and Stan navigate the first week of their sophomore year with relative ease until people start disappearing around them one by one. Will there be anyone left to take to the Halloween Dance? Written in August. Scripted scenes were given to 65 individual animators who signed up to direct, animate, & score across the month of September 2022.
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Let’s Go Wongos is a romantic comedy with a multi-layered mystery set in Wongledon High School. Taking cues and tropes from Y2K era high school rom-coms; Lily, Maggie, and Stan navigate the first week of their sophomore year with relative ease until people start disappearing around them one by one. Will there be anyone left to take to the Halloween Dance? Written in August. Scripted scenes were given to 65 individual animators who signed up to direct, animate, & score across the month of September 2022.
Rating:NR
Genre:Animation, Mystery, Horror, Romance, Comedy
Directed By:
Written By:Dan Wagner, Maddie Brewer, Michael Van Swearingen, Peter Steineck
In Theaters:10/8/2022
Box Office:
Runtime:48 minutes
Studio:Hellavision Television Network
Cast
Director
Sarah Nogly
Lily Stevens (voice)
Maddie Brewer
Blake Toren (voice)
Amelia Marino
Maggie Butt (voice)
Noah Lawrence-Holder
David Walker (voice)
Peter Steineck
Stan Gates (voice)
Collin Louis O'Brien
Dirk 'Berzerk' Maurey (voice)
Michael Van Swearingen
Tommy Firetruck (voice)
Jake Huffcutt
Mutt Butt (voice)
Lu Going
Paisleigh Hirsch (voice)
Emily Barton
Ms. Betty (voice)
Dan Wagner
Mr. Branson (voice)
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