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It rains it pours, but sometimes the Oscars like to break routines. Netflix has spent years trying to achieve a great blow, with the help of a checkbook and great signings such as David Fincher or Alfonso Cuarón, reduced to less prizes than expected. And yet the broader success, at least in terms of nominations, has come by surprise from Germany.
In addition to leading the category of best international film, where it competes with ‘Argentina, 1985’, ‘No news at the front’ It has taken over almost the rest of the categories, competing face to face with the big favorites at these awards, which are held on March 12. Up to nine nominations has been achieved by the Netflix film, which reconciles the Oscars
with that tradition in which, if there was a choice, the statuette to some war ribbon never failed. He may not take many, but for now he has managed to break the pools with his presence in almost everything.
Curiously, it does so the year in which the cinema looked at its navel, determined to pay tribute with Babylon by Damien Chazelle far from the achievements of ‘La La Land’ with just three nominations; the anecdotal presence of ‘The Empire of Light’ by Sam Mendes or ‘The Fabelmans’, Steven Spielberg’s personal tribute to the seventh art that, this time, competes in all big things, with seven nominations, including those for best film, director and original script.
The director of ‘Schindler’s List’ will not have it easy, all the time his great rival in the main categories is ‘Inisherin’s Banshee’, pure black humor by Martin McDonaugh (‘Three billboards on the outskirts’), with the trump card of a stellar cast –Barry Keoghan, Colin Farrell, Brendan Gleeson and Kerry Condon– that has made it to the top with four nominations. The chronicle of a broken friendship in Ireland has been well liked by academics.
The other surprise of the Oscar nominations, by theme and for sneaking into absolutely almost everything, is ‘Everything at once everywhere’, with a dozen nominations, the most. The film directed by Los Daniels, metaverse and martial arts included, catapults Michelle Yeoh, Jamie Lee Curtis and Ke Huy Quanwhose triumph, more than an improbable statuette, is to deprive others of more renown, such as Olivia Colman or Viola Davis, of mention.
Ana de Armas, the Spanish hope at the Oscars
Spain could not get their chest out in the Oscar nominations. The options for Carla Simón’s ‘Alcarrás’ vanished in December, when she was left out of the list of eligible candidates, and the nomination for one of the
four fictional short films that were still standing –’Tula’, ‘Votamos’, ‘Plastic killer’ and ‘El tratamiento’– got lost along the way in a category whose track record continues to be unprecedented for our country. The only patriotic consolation is the nomination of
Ana de Armas for ‘Blonde’, that will debut as a candidate at the Dolby Theater after years knocking on the doors of Hollywood. The Spanish-Cuban Marilyn Monroe is the only thing that has been saved from the controversial adaptation of the book by Joyce Carol Oates, although it is another blonde ambition, Cate Blanchett, who threatens to take the Oscar, her third statuette, for her role in ‘Tár’.
All the nominees for the Oscars 2023
BEST FILM
They Talk by Sarah Polley
The Fabelmans, by Steven Spielberg
Tar by Todd Field
No news at the front
Banshees of Inisherin by Martin McDonagh
Everything at Once Everywhere by Dan Kwan, Daniel Scheinert and Daniels
The Triangle of Sadness, by Ruben Östlund
Elvis by Baz Luhrman
Avatar: The Sense of Water, by James Cameron
Top Gun: Maverick by Joseph Kosinski
BEST DIRECTOR
martin mcdonaugh
Steven Spielberg
Robert Östlund
the daniels
Todd Field
BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY
No news at the front
Living room
Glass Onion
Top Gun: Maverick
They speak
BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY
The triangle of sadness
Banshees by Inisherin
Everything at once everywhere
The Fabelmans
tar
BEST ACTRESS
Ana de Armas, for Blonde
Andrea Riseborough, by To Leslie
Michelle Yeoh, for All at Once Everywhere
Cate Blanchett, by TÁR
Michelle Williams, for The Fabelmans
BEST ACTOR
Brendan Fraser, for The Whale
Colin Farrell, for Banshees of Inisherin
Bill Nighy, for Living
Paul Mescal, for Aftersun
Austin Butler, by Elvis
BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS
Angela Bassett, for Black Panther: Wakanda Forever
Kerry Condon, for Banshees by Inisherin
Jamie Lee Curtis, for All at Once Everywhere
Stephenie Shu, for All at Once Everywhere
Hong Chau, for The Whale
BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR
Ke Huy Quan, for Everything at once everywhere
Brendan Gleeson, for Banshees of Inisherin
Barry Keoghan, for Banshees of Inisherin
Judd Hirsch, for The Fabelmans
Brian Tyree Henry, for Causeway
BEST ANIMATED FILM
Pinocchio by Guillermo del Toro
Grid
Marcel the Shell with Shoes On
Puss in Boots: The Last Wish
The sea beast
BEST ORIGINAL SONG
‘Naatu Naatu’, by RRR
‘This is a live’, from Everything at once everywhere
‘Hold my hand’, from Top Gun: Maverick
‘Applause’, by Tell It Like a Woman
BEST SOUNDTRACK
No news at the front
Babylon
The Fabelmans
Banshees by Inisherin
Everything at once everywhere
BEST INTERNATIONAL FILM
Argentina, 1985, from Argentina
Quiet at the front, from Germany
Close, from Belgium
The quiet girl, from Ireland
EO, from Poland
BEST FICTION SHORT
An Irish Goodbye by Tom Berkeley and Ross White
Le Pupille, by Alice Rohrwacher
The Red Suitcase, by Cyrus Neshvad
Ivalu by Anders Walter
Night Ride
BEST DOCUMENTARY SHORT
The elephant whispers
The Martha Mitchell Effect, by Anne Alvergue
How do you measure a year?
houlout
Stranger at the gate
BEST ANIMATED SHORT
The Boy, the Mole, the Fox, and the Horse, by Peter Baynton
The Flying Sailor by Wendy Tilby and Amanda Forbis
Ice Merchants, by João González
My year of dicks
An Ostrich Told Me the World Is Fake and I Think I Believe It by Lachlan Pendragon
BEST DOCUMENTARY
All That Breathes, by Shaunak Sen
Fire of Love by Sara Dosa
Navalny, by Daniel Roher
All the beauty and the bloodshet
A house made of splinters
BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN
No news at the front
Avatar: The Sense of Water
Babylon
Elvis
The Fabelmans
BEST COSTUME DESIGN
Babylon
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever
Everything at once everywhere
Elvis
Mrs Harris’s trip to Paris
BEST PHOTOGRAPHY
Elvis
the empire of light
No news at the front
Bard
tar
BEST VISUAL EFFECTS
No news at the front
Avatar: The Sense of Water
batman
Top Gun: Maverick
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever
BEST MOUNTING
Banshees by Inisherin
Elvis
Everything at once everywhere
Top Gun: Maverick
tar
BEST MAKEUP AND HAIRSTYLING
batman
Elvis
No news at the front
Black Panther: Wanda Forever
The whale
BEST SOUND
No news at the front
Avatar: The Sense of Water
batman
Elvis
Top Gun: Maverick
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Ana de Armas, the Spanish hope at the Oscars