Oscars 2023: “Everything Everywhere All At Once” tops nominations

The Oscars ceremony will take place on March 12, 2023. Matt Sayles/Invision/AP - Matt Sayles

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The list of films and professionals in competition for the 2023 Oscars, whose ceremony will be held on March 12, was announced on Tuesday.

Other than 

, 

and 

leading the race for prestigious American statuettes.

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With eleven nominations, the comedy 

is one of the most cited films and, therefore, the best placed to receive several Oscars.

In addition to Best Picture, its actors find themselves in the running for the four interpretation awards: Best Supporting Male and Female Roles, Best Actress for Michelle Yeoh and Best Actor for Ke Huy Quan, preview, child, 40 years ago in an episode of

.

German film 

also topped the list with nine nominations, as did Irish tragicomedy

with

nine nominations as well.

The biopic

 about the rock'n'roll legend and Steven Spielberg's latest feature film 

will also be present on March 12, at the Oscars ceremony.

However, no French film was selected. 

by Alice Diop, was nevertheless approached to compete for the precious reward.

On the other hand, we find in the category of foreign films the Belgian feature film

by director Lukas Dhont, presented at the Cannes Film Festival, where it received the Grand Jury Prize, or 

a film in the Gaelic language which beat box office records in Ireland and the UK.

 , which exceeded $2 billion at the box office, was only nominated in one major category: best picture. 

is also included and totals six nominations.

But the Maverick pilot played by Tom Cruise has already succeeded in his mission.

It was he who first brought spectators back to theaters, after the waves of Covid last year. 

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Oscars 2023: the nominations

Best Director

- Martin McDonagh,

- Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert,

- Steven Spielberg,

- Todd Field,

- Ruben Ostlund,

Best film

- In the West, Nothing New, 

by Edward Berger

, by James Cameron

, by Martin McDonagh

, by Baz Luhrmann

, by Dan Kwan and Daniel Scheinert

by Steven Spielberg

by Todd Field

, by Joseph Kosinski

, by Ruben Ostlund

, by Sarah Polley

Best Animated Film

- Pinocchio

, by Guillermo del Toro

, by Januel Mercado and Joel Crawford

, by Domee Shi

, by Chris Williams

, by Dean Fleischer-Camp

Best Female Performance in a Leading Role

- Cate Blanchett,

- Ana de Armas,

- Andrea Riseborough,

- Michelle Williams,

- Michelle Yeoh,

Best Male Performance in a Leading Role

- Austin Butler,

- Colin Farrell,

- Brendan Fraser,

- Paul Mescal,

- Bill Nighy,

best foreign film

- In the West, nothing new

 (Germany)

 (Argentina)

(Belgium)

 (Poland)

(Ireland)

Best Male Performance in a Supporting Role

- Brendan Gleeson,

- Brian Tyree Henry,

- Judd Hirsch,

- Barry Keoghan,

- Ke Huy Quan,

Best Female Performance in a Supporting Role

- Angela Bassett,

- Hong Chau,

- Kerry Condon,

- Jamie Lee Curtis,

- Stephanie Hsu,

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