Oscars: the complete list of the 2022 ceremony

The Oscars 2022 awarded this Sunday 12 mars 2022 their statuettes rewarding the best of American cinema of the past year. While he was not the favorite of the evening, Coda won the Best Picture Oscar. This remake of The Aries Family available for streaming on Apple TV+ also won the Oscar for best adapted screenplay and the Oscar for best actor in a supporting role for Troy Kotsur.
As for interpretation, the Oscars rewarded Will Smith for The Williams Method (just minutes after he punched Chris Rock after a dubious joke about his wife’s baldness) and Jessica Chastain for her role as the film’s evangelist In the eyes of Tammy Faye (on Disney+). Finally, Ariana DeBose won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress for her portrayal of Anita in West Side Story. In addition to winning the same award for the same role as Rita Moreno 60 years later, she becomes the first Latin American and openly queer actress to win an acting award.
Jane Campion won the ‘Oscar for Best Direction, only award given to The Power of the Dog which was nevertheless the favorite film with 27 appointments. In terms of number of prizes, Dune emerged as the big winner by winning six statuettes: Best Cinematography, Best Editing, Best Sound, Best Sets, Best Original Score and Best Visual Effects. Belfast won the Oscar for Best Original Screenplay, Encanto Best Animated Film and Drive my car for Best Foreign Film. Relive the Oscars highlights 2022 below.
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What is the Oscar winners 2022 ?
Each year, the Oscars reward the best of American cinema. The 45 ceremony took place on Sunday 27 March 1500 live from the Dolby Theater in Los Angeles. Coda was crowned best film, while Will Smith and Jessica Chastain won the Academy Awards for Best Actor and Best Actress. Jane Campion won the Oscar for Best Director. Below, discover the complete list of Oscars 2022:
- Oscar for Best Animated Film: Encanto
- Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay: Coda
- Oscar for Best Original Screenplay: Belfast
- Oscar for Best Cinematography: Dune
- Oscar for Best Documentary: Summer of Soul
- Oscar for Best Documentary Short Film : The Queen of Basketball