Yesterday (March 04), Samara and her “Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri” co-stars attended the 90th Annual Academy Awards! The awards were held at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood, and is the most anticipated night of the award season. Samara looked incredible in a gorgeous dress by Schiaparelli, and has received several mentions as one of the best dressed of the evening! Our gallery has been updated with several gorgeous photos of Sam at the red carpet.

Three Billboards was nominated for a total of 7 awards – Best Actress (Frances McDormand – WON), Best Supporting Actor (Sam Rockwell – WON), Best Supporting Actor (Woody Harrelson), Best Picture (went to “The Shape of Water”), Best Original Music Score (Carter Burwell – went to Alexandre Desplat for “The Shape of Water”), Best Original Screenplay (Martin McDonagh – went to Jordan Peele for “Get Out”) and Best Film Editing (Jon Gregory – went to Lee Smith for “Dunkirk”). Big congratulations to all winners, and a special congrats to Samara’s co-stars Frances and Sam!

Deadline – Samara Weaving, recently seen in the Best Picture Oscar-nominated film, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, and Mr. Robot star Carly Chaikin, and Zach Avery will topline the indie drama, Last Moment of Clarity, which is currently filming in Virginia. The pic marks the debut outing from writer/director siblings Colin Krisel and James Krisel.

It follows Sam (Avery) who, after witnessing the murder of his fiancée Georgia (Weaving) flees to Paris to forget. Three years later, Sam finds himself a paranoid drifter, until one day at a Parisian cinema he spots an actress who in his mind, looks uncannily like his dead love. Sam re-emerges in Los Angeles, reconnects with his old friend Kat (Chaikin), and together they try to avoid the Albanian mafia while uncovering the truth about Georgia.

Brian Cox (X-Men 2), Hal Ozsan (The Blacklist), and Udo Kier (Downsizing) co-star.

Andrew Levitas is producing via Metalwork Pictures, along with Stephen Israel and Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps producer Allan Loeb. Levitas’ Rogue Black shingle is financing the project.

Weaving is repped by WME and Untitled Entertainment; Chaikin by Paradigm and Berwick & Kovacik; Avery by Gotham Group; Cox by Paradigm and Insight; Kier by Richard Schwartz Management; Ozsan by Abrams Artists Agency.

The Krisel brothers are repped by Gotham Group and Gang, Tyre, Ramer & Brown