What to remember from the 2022 Oscar nominations

The 2022 Oscar nominations were revealed on Tuesday.

While waiting to discover, during the ceremony, organized on March 27 in Los Angeles, to which films, actors, actresses and other pros of the 7th art will turn the favors of the some 9,500 members of the Academy, here is what the we remember the announcement of the day.

The power of “The Power of The Dog”

With twelve quotes,

, a feature film released on Netflix in December, is the one with the most nominations for the 2022 Oscars. , Best Actor (Benedict Cumberbatch) and Best Supporting Female (Kirsten Dunst) and Male (Jesse Plemons).

Its director, the New Zealander Jane Campion, makes history as the first woman to win two nominations for the Oscar for best director, twenty-eight years after

.

The second most nominated film is

by Denis Villeneuve, with ten nominations, followed by

by Kenneth Branagh and the

by Steven Spielberg, seven nominations each.

The weight of the platforms

Last year, at the Oscars, seven platform films accumulated 35 nominations.

The trend is growing this year: 44 nominations for 15 films.

Netflix is ​​on a roll with twenty-three nominations (twelve for

, four for

, three for

, two for

while

and

are each cited once).

Apple TV+ has six (three for

and three for

), as many as HBO Max for

– note that this film was also released in theaters in parallel - Amazon Prime Video five (three for

, one for

, one for

) and Disney + four (one for

, one for

and Two for

which was released simultaneously with its theatrical release).

and

, two Netflix productions, are in the running for the Oscar for best picture, as well as

, remake of

(Apple TV +) and

(HBO Max).

Another observation: platform films dominate the best actor and best actress categories.

For men Javier Bardem (

/Amazon Prime Video), Benedict Cumberbatch (

/Netflix), Andrew Garfield (

/Netflix), Denzel Washington (

/Apple TV ) and Will Smith (

/ HBO Max).

Among women, Jessica Chastain (

) and Penelope Cruz (

) are nominated for films theatrically released across the Atlantic, but Nicole Kidman (

) and Kristen Stewart (

) are for Amazon Prime Video productions.

Olivia Colman is for

(Netflix).

Non-English speaking talents

The 2020 Oscars and the

raid are still fresh in our memories.

This 100% South Korean production left Hollywood with four trophies, including Best Director, Best International Film and Best Original Screenplay.

It was above all the first time that a non-English-speaking work received the statuette for best film.

Japanese Ryūsuke Hamaguchi, will he meet the same fate?

All hopes are allowed to him because he is nominated in four categories: best film, best director, best screenplay and best international film.

Several other non-English-speaking feature films are among the nominations while talents are nominated for performances in non-English speaking roles.

The Spaniard Penelope Cruz is thus in the race for the Oscar for best actress for

by her compatriot Pedro Almodovar – note that her husband Javier Bardem is named among the best actors for his performance, in English, in

.

Norwegian Joachim Trier's film,

has the right to a citation among the original screenplays, in addition to its nomination for best international film.

, in Hindi, can claim the trophy for best documentary, as is

, by Dane Jonas Poher Rasmussen, also in the running for the prize for best animated feature film.

Ridley Scott snubbed

Every year, it's the same thing: the announcement of Oscar nominations leads to its share of disappointments.

For this edition, if there is one who must have it across the throat, it is Ridley Scott.

Two of his films,

and

came out last year… They don't appear anywhere on the Oscars starting line.

The two feature films could have claimed nominations in the queen categories and in particular greeted with a nomination the actresses Jodie Comer for the first city and Lady Gaga for the second.

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