Everything Everywhere All at Once Wins the Highest Number of Oscars
Everything Everywhere All at Once is the most awarded film for this year’s Oscars, bringing in seven awards across the categories.
The sci-fi multiverse film took the world by storm since its release just under a year ago. The story follows Evelyn Wang, a Chinese immigrant who is experiencing hardships in her business and relationships.
Suddenly, Wang becomes a multiverse superhero. In each alternate universe she enters, she has the chance to make different choices and save them. On this journey, Wang questions what she could have done in another world, and who she truly is.
From its direction, acting, production, and visuals, Everything Everywhere All at Once is truly a masterpiece. As a result, the Oscars sent the cast and crew home with seven Academy Awards. Everything Everywhere All At Once‘s winnings is spread throughout all 23 categories.
I guess you could say… Everything Everywhere All at Once won everything everywhere all at once pic.twitter.com/JKdLa6c6Ky
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The film has been critically acclaimed not only for its cinematic visuals but for bringing underrepresented groups in Hollywood to the spotlight. In the role of Evelyn Wang, Michelle Yeoh is the first Southeast Asian actress to win an Academy Award for Best Female Actor in a Leading Role.
After winning an Oscar for Best Actor in a Supporting Role, Ke Huy Quan brought himself and the audience to tears. “My journey started on a boat,” stated Quan, “I spent a year in a refugee camp, and somehow, I ended up here on Hollywood’s biggest stage.”
Daniel Scheinert and Daniel Kwan, aka Daniels, proved their amazing directing skills in the film. The duo is known for their comedy sci-fi action stories, and Everything Everywhere All at Once exhibits this perfectly. Daniels directed and wrote the film, bringing their multi-faceted talents into one motion picture. This project was only their second full-length film, and it is now A24’s highest-grossing movie.
Everything Everywhere All at Once is deserving of its continuous recognition around the world. The film is not only changing the cinematic world but is creating history around the importance of diversity.
Check out the list below to see which Oscars Everything Everywhere All at Once won:
- Best Picture – Everything Everywhere All at Once
- Actress in a Supporting Role – Jamie Lee Curtis, Everything Everywhere All at Once
- Actor in a Supporting Role – Ke Huy Quan, Everything Everywhere All at Once
- Original Screenplay – Everything Everywhere All at Once
- Actress in a Leading Role – Michelle Yeoh, Everything Everywhere All at Once
- Director – Daniel Scheinert and Daniel Kwan (Daniels), Everything Everywhere All at Once
- Film Editing – Everything Everywhere All at Once
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