On the night of March 2-3, the Academy Awards took place, hosted by Conan O'Brien. He opened the ceremony by commenting on the film "Anora," which features Russian actor Yuri Borisov.
Conan shared an intriguing, or perhaps not so intriguing, fact— the film "Anora" contains explicit language over 100 times.
However, did the film "Anora" win in any of the categories? Read on to find out.
List of All Winners
Best Picture - "Anora"
Best Actor - Adrien Brody ("Brutalist")
Best Actress - Maiky Madison ("Anora")
Best Director - Sean Baker ("Anora")
Best Supporting Actor — Kieran Culkin ("Real Pain")
Best Supporting Actress - Zoe Saldana ("Emilia Perez")
Best Animated Feature - "Flow"
Best Animated Short Film - "In the Shadow of the Cypress"
Best Costume Design - "Evil: A Tale of the West Witch"
Best Original Screenplay - "Anora"
Best Adapted Screenplay - "Conclave"
Best Makeup and Hairstyling - "Substance"
Best Editing - "Anora"
Best Production Design - "Evil: A Tale of the West Witch"
Best Song for a Film - El Mal ("Emilia Perez")
Best Short Documentary - "The Only Girl in the Orchestra"
Best Feature Documentary - "No Other Land"
Best Sound - "Dune: Part Two"
Best Visual Effects - "Dune: Part Two"
Best Live Action Short Film - "I Am Not a Robot"
Best Cinematography - "Brutalist"
Best International Feature Film - "I Am Still Here"
Best Film Score - Daniel Blumberg ("Brutalist")
Interestingly, the Ukrainian film "Porcelain War" was nominated for Best Documentary, but it did not win. The award in this category went to "No Other Land," which deals with the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.