Nolan's 'Oppenheimer', big winner of the 2024 Oscars

'The Snow Society' and 'Robot Dreams' leave without the awards they were competing for at a 2024 gala at the Oscars without surprises and with Christopher Nolan's 'Oppenheimer' winning the main categories.

Oppenheimer surpasses their competitors prevailing in categories as relevant as Best Film, Best Direction, Best Actor, Best Supporting Actor and Best Soundtrack, and raising the statuette in two of the most coveted technical categories: Best Cinematography to Hoyte van Hoytema y Best Assembly to Jennifer Lame. Ha There were surprises in the rest of the technical categories: the British The area of interest has been taken Better Sound, while the Japanese Godzilla: Minus One has done the same with Best Visual Effects. Yorgos Lanthimos, for its part, has seen the work of the artistic and production team of Poor creatures with awards in the categories of Best Production Design (with large sets alternating with virtual production), Best Costume y Best Makeup and Hairstyling, a category to which the Bayonne film was also eligible.

In the rest of the categories in which the Spanish nominees competed, there were no surprises. Despite Pixar's push with Elemental and the artistic explosion of Spider-Man: Crossing the Multiverse, the imperfect The boy and the heron by Miyazaki and his studio Ghibli has won the award at the Best Animated Film. In the Best International Film, given the inexplicable French vacuum in favor of Anatomy of a fall, has raised the award The area of interest by Jonathan Glazer.

He palmares of the night is completed with Emma Stone as Best Actress for her work in Poor creatures; Da'Vine Joy Randolph as Best Supporting Actress in Those who stay; Anatomy of a fall, which takes Best Original Screenplay; American Fiction, Oscar winner for Best Adapted Screenplay; 20 days in Mariupol as Best Documentary Film, and What Was I Made For of Barbie as Best Song. Regarding short films, the fiction category has recognized The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar; the documentary, The last repair shop, and the animation, War is over! Inspired by the music of John & Yoko.