Wondering how to catch up on Oscar favourites from this year? We have the answer for one film that rocked the Oscars 2023 awards ceremony. We are talking about Michelle Yeoh starrer Everything Everywhere All at Once which won big at the 2023 Oscars. The sci-fi comedy took home seven awards including Best Picture, Best Director, Best Original Screenplay, Best Lead Actress for Michelle Yeoh, Best Supporting Actor for Ke Huy Quan, Best Supporting Actress for Jamie Lee Curtis and Best Film Editing.

The wait is finally over for those who couldn’t watch the film when it released in theatres worldwide. Everything Everywhere All at Once&nbsp;is now streaming on Prime Video for Prime members. The A24 film is written and directed by the filmmaking duo&nbsp;Daniels (Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert).&nbsp;

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<h2>The film made history at Oscars 2023</h2>

The film made some firsts at the Oscars when it got Michelle her first best actress as she became the first Asian woman to win in the category. Michelle Yeoh plays Evelyn Wang, a frazzled laundromat owner facing an IRS tax audit who gets pulled into an epic battle across parallel universes.&nbsp;

Everything Everywhere All at Once is also available to buy online. It is available to buy a digital copy for $19.99 at Prime Video and Apple TV, or purchase it on sale on DVD or Blu-ray at Amazon ($7.59-$11.99) or Best Buy ($9.99-$17.99).

Wondering how to catch up on Oscar favourites from this year? We have the answer for one film that rocked the Oscars 2023 awards ceremony. We are talking about Michelle Yeoh starrer Everything Everywhere All at Once which won big at the 2023 Oscars.

Wondering how to catch up on Oscar favourites from this year? We have the answer for one film that rocked the Oscars 2023 awards ceremony. We are talking about Michelle Yeoh starrer Everything Everywhere All at Once which won big at the 2023 Oscars. The sci-fi comedy took home seven awards including Best Picture, Best Director, Best Original Screenplay, Best Lead Actress for Michelle Yeoh, Best Supporting Actor for Ke Huy Quan, Best Supporting Actress for Jamie Lee Curtis and Best Film Editing. The wait is finally over for those who couldn’t watch the film when it released in theatres worldwide. Everything Everywhere All at Once is now streaming on Prime Video for Prime members. The A24 film is written and directed by the filmmaking duo Daniels (Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert). Also read: Anne Hathaway says she's 'lucky' her Barbie film didn't materialise The film made history at Oscars 2023 The film made some firsts at the Oscars when it got Michelle her first best actress as she became the first Asian woman to win in the category. Michelle Yeoh plays Evelyn Wang, a frazzled laundromat owner facing an IRS tax audit who gets pulled into an epic battle across parallel universes. Everything Everywhere All at Once is also available to buy online. It is available to buy a digital copy for $19.99 at Prime Video and Apple TV, or purchase it on sale on DVD or Blu-ray at Amazon ($7.59-$11.99) or Best Buy ($9.99-$17.99).

Here's where you can stream Oscar-winning film Everything Everywhere All at Once online for free

The 2023 Oscars saw two comebacks that garnered a lot of attention: Ke Huy Quan's return to the big screen in Everything Everywhere All at Once and Brendan Fraser's return in The Whale. They won an Oscar for their performance in their respective films: Quan in Best Supporting actor and Fraser in Best Actor categories. The interesting thing is that both these actors, who are darlings of Hollywood, won the trophy for their comeback movies. While Quan almost disappeared from acting after appearances in popular movies in the 1980s as a kid, Fraser never really went away, but he was only intermittently active in the film industry and not really getting good roles.

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But with these Oscar-winning performances, Quan and Fraser have scripted the mother of all comebacks. Let's explore in brief the journey of these stars that led to this pinnacle.&nbsp;

<h2>Ke Huy Quan</h2>

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Ke Huy Quan rose to fame as a child actor in the 1980s in movies like The Goonies and Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. Before he appeared in Everything Everywhere All at Once, Quan was best known for playing the role of Harrison Ford's archaeologist and adventurer's sidekick Short Round.

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But he largely disappeared from Hollywood after that, at least from acting roles. In his own admission, the roles simply dried up and Hollywood didn't want him anymore But his role as Waymond Wang in Everything Everywhere All at Once clearly marked a triumphant return.&nbsp;

As the timid and kind husband of Michelle Yeoh's character, Quan brought warmth and humor to the film, endearing himself to audiences once again. Quan's natural charm and on-screen chemistry with co-star Yeoh were a highlight of the film, and he also shone as the more self-assured alt-universe versions of Waymond.&nbsp;It's safe to say that Quan's future projects are highly anticipated.

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<h2>Brendan Fraser</h2>

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Brendan Fraser's return to the spotlight with his performance in The Whale has been nothing short of awe-inspiring. After a string of personal setbacks and a period of absence from the public eye, Fraser's portrayal of Charlie, a man struggling with obesity and emotional trauma, has been widely acclaimed as a tour de force performance.

One of the standout aspects of Fraser's performance is his physical transformation for the role. He gained weight and wore a fat suit to accurately depict the character's obesity, and the makeup and hairstyling team also won an Oscar for their work on the film. However, it was Fraser's emotional and psychological portrayal of Charlie that truly impressed audiences and critics alike. He brought depth and humanity to a character who could have easily become a caricature, and his nuanced performance captured the complexities of Charlie's struggles.

Fraser's comeback has been dubbed the "Brenaissance" by fans and media, and rightly so. The actor's talent and dedication to his craft were on full display in The Whale, and his return to the big screen has been met with widespread enthusiasm.&nbsp;

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The 2023 Oscars saw two comebacks that garnered a lot of attention: Ke Huy Quan's return to the big screen in Everything Everywhere All at Once and Brendan Fraser's return in The Whale.

The 2023 Oscars saw two comebacks that garnered a lot of attention: Ke Huy Quan's return to the big screen in Everything Everywhere All at Once and Brendan Fraser's return in The Whale. They won an Oscar for their performance in their respective films: Quan in Best Supporting actor and Fraser in Best Actor categories. The interesting thing is that both these actors, who are darlings of Hollywood, won the trophy for their comeback movies. While Quan almost disappeared from acting after appearances in popular movies in the 1980s as a kid, Fraser never really went away, but he was only intermittently active in the film industry and not really getting good roles. Also Read: Oscars 2023 Full Winners List: Everything Everywhere All At Once leads with 7 wins But with these Oscar-winning performances, Quan and Fraser have scripted the mother of all comebacks. Let's explore in brief the journey of these stars that led to this pinnacle. Ke Huy Quan Ke Huy Quan rose to fame as a child actor in the 1980s in movies like The Goonies and Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. Before he appeared in Everything Everywhere All at Once, Quan was best known for playing the role of Harrison Ford's archaeologist and adventurer's sidekick Short Round. Also Read | Everything Everywhere All At Once movie review: This Michelle Yeoh-starrer is a cinematic miracle But he largely disappeared from Hollywood after that, at least from acting roles. In his own admission, the roles simply dried up and Hollywood didn't want him anymore But his role as Waymond Wang in Everything Everywhere All at Once clearly marked a triumphant return. As the timid and kind husband of Michelle Yeoh's character, Quan brought warmth and humor to the film, endearing himself to audiences once again. Quan's natural charm and on-screen chemistry with co-star Yeoh were a highlight of the film, and he also shone as the more self-assured alt-universe versions of Waymond. It's safe to say that Quan's future projects are highly anticipated. Brendan Fraser Brendan Fraser's return to the spotlight with his performance in The Whale has been nothing short of awe-inspiring. After a string of personal setbacks and a period of absence from the public eye, Fraser's portrayal of Charlie, a man struggling with obesity and emotional trauma, has been widely acclaimed as a tour de force performance. One of the standout aspects of Fraser's performance is his physical transformation for the role. He gained weight and wore a fat suit to accurately depict the character's obesity, and the makeup and hairstyling team also won an Oscar for their work on the film. However, it was Fraser's emotional and psychological portrayal of Charlie that truly impressed audiences and critics alike. He brought depth and humanity to a character who could have easily become a caricature, and his nuanced performance captured the complexities of Charlie's struggles. Fraser's comeback has been dubbed the "Brenaissance" by fans and media, and rightly so. The actor's talent and dedication to his craft were on full display in The Whale, and his return to the big screen has been met with widespread enthusiasm. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Oscars 2023: Ke Huy Quan and Brendan Fraser — a tale of two legendary comebacks

Everything Everywhere All at Once emerged as the big winner of Oscars 2023 with an incredible seven wins out of 11 nominations. Three of the actors in the film were awarded a trophy: Michelle Yeoh, Ke Huy Quan, and Jamie Lee Curtis. The film also won the big one: Best Picture. A couple of years ago, it would have been unthinkable that an indie movie from a studio like A24 will become the mega-winner in the biggest awards show on the planet. But the Daniels made it a reality with Everything Everywhere All at Once. The film deserved, um, everything it got. It is the best science-fiction movie in ages.&nbsp;

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Everything Everywhere All at Once riffs on everything from The Matrix to Ratatouille to Hong Kong martial arts movies, and yet feels fresh and inventive. And insane, bizarre, brilliant, and endlessly clever. The English language will run out of adjectives before this film can be described in a fitting manner.

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Yeoh essayed the role of a Chinese immigrant Evelyn Wang, who is a harried owner of a launderette. Her life is the very definition of stress. Her marriage is crumbling, she feels disconnected from her American-born daughter, and she is being harassed by the IRS for not being able to explain her expenses. She’s in a soup, all right.

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Yeoh was in almost every frame of the movie, and a good thing too. For she is indescribably good -- portraying the pain, confusion, exhaustion, and other moods with a veteran's ease. Stephanie Hsu, who plays her daughter Joy, also impresses, sporting different, gonzo outfits in nearly every other scene, exhibiting her queerness. Ke Huy Quan is endearing as a timid but kind husband, who, lacking the hand-to-hand combat skills of his alt-universe counterpart, relies on his determination and genial, inoffensive personality to deal with things.&nbsp;

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Everything Everywhere All at Once emerged as the big winner of Oscars 2023 with an incredible seven wins out of 11 nominations. Three of the actors in the film were awarded a trophy: Michelle Yeoh, Ke Huy Quan, and Jamie Lee Curtis.

Everything Everywhere All at Once emerged as the big winner of Oscars 2023 with an incredible seven wins out of 11 nominations. Three of the actors in the film were awarded a trophy: Michelle Yeoh, Ke Huy Quan, and Jamie Lee Curtis. The film also won the big one: Best Picture. A couple of years ago, it would have been unthinkable that an indie movie from a studio like A24 will become the mega-winner in the biggest awards show on the planet. But the Daniels made it a reality with Everything Everywhere All at Once. The film deserved, um, everything it got. It is the best science-fiction movie in ages. Also Read: Oscars 2023: Michelle Yeoh wins Best Actress award, first Asian woman to do so Also Read: Oscars 2023 Full Winners List: Everything Everywhere All At Once leads with 7 wins Everything Everywhere All at Once riffs on everything from The Matrix to Ratatouille to Hong Kong martial arts movies, and yet feels fresh and inventive. And insane, bizarre, brilliant, and endlessly clever. The English language will run out of adjectives before this film can be described in a fitting manner. Yeoh essayed the role of a Chinese immigrant Evelyn Wang, who is a harried owner of a launderette. Her life is the very definition of stress. Her marriage is crumbling, she feels disconnected from her American-born daughter, and she is being harassed by the IRS for not being able to explain her expenses. She’s in a soup, all right. Also Read: Oscars 2023 Highlights Yeoh was in almost every frame of the movie, and a good thing too. For she is indescribably good -- portraying the pain, confusion, exhaustion, and other moods with a veteran's ease. Stephanie Hsu, who plays her daughter Joy, also impresses, sporting different, gonzo outfits in nearly every other scene, exhibiting her queerness. Ke Huy Quan is endearing as a timid but kind husband, who, lacking the hand-to-hand combat skills of his alt-universe counterpart, relies on his determination and genial, inoffensive personality to deal with things. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Oscars 2023: Everything Everywhere All at Once clinches Best Picture

A24, the independent studio behind such films as Everything Everywhere All at Once and The Whale, is poised to dominate this year’s Academy Awards, eclipsing Hollywood’s established studios and awards-hungry streamers that are spending millions on Oscar campaigns.

Not since the heyday of Miramax in the 1990s has an independent studio garnered such attention, talent, and box office success, entertainment industry insiders say.

At a time when major Hollywood studios have taken refuge in the familiar, releasing sequels and rehashing old ideas, A24 is cementing a reputation for taking risks on original projects that other studios pass on -- including the frenetic, chaotic Everything Everywhere All at Once, which is its highest-grossing movie at $107.4 million globally.

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“In this moment, they are not only the leading indie company, but they also have created a brand that probably resonates more with its customers than any other independent ever – more than Miramax,” said Picturehouse CEO Bob Berney, a well-regarded executive in the world of independent film. “Their biggest achievement is that they’ve created a super-cool brand that has a following.”

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This year, A24 will build on that momentum and lift its film, television, and documentary production by 30 per cent, according to a source familiar with the matter, riding the wave of industry acclaim and its 2022 box office success.

Forthcoming releases this year include the love story Past Lives, which screened to a rapturous critical reception at the Berlin film festival; the dark comedy series Beef for Netflix, in which Ali Wong and Steven Yeun portray two strangers whose lives collide in a road-rage episode; and the Steph Curry documentary Underrated for Apple TV+.

“It’s very much a dream studio, because they make movies that feel so auteur-focused,” said playwright and Past Lives director Celine Song, who said that the studio enables first-time directors like herself to “speak in their own voice.”

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The New York-based company founded by three film executives -- Daniel Katz, David Fenkel and John Hodges, who has since departed -- got its start in 2012 distributing such films as Spring Breakers. Some of its box office success has come from the horror genre, with such critically acclaimed films as Hereditary and Midsommar. It earned a reputation as a Hollywood tastemaker with such director-driven projects as Lady Bird, Moonlight and Uncut Gems.

This year, A24 garnered 18 Academy Award nominations across six films, ranking second only to the giant Walt Disney Co. It collected its first nods for best animated feature, Marcel the Shell With Shoes On; best foreign film, Close; and outstanding makeup and hairstyling, The Whale. Eight performers received first-time acting nominations, including the leading contenders for best actress, Michelle Yeoh, and supporting actor, Ke Huy Quan, both of whom appear in Everything Everywhere All at Once.

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A spokesman for A24 declined to comment.

The first film A24 produced and financed, together with Brad Pitt’s Plan B Entertainment, was Moonlight, which won the Oscar for best picture in 2017. The studio has garnered 53 Oscar nominations in less than a decade, including best picture nods for Lady Bird, Minari and Room.

A24's film slate has grown at the pace of its cash flow - starting with three movies in 2016 to 15 in 2022. Midway through the global lockdown, it resumed movie making using its in-house production capabilities. This year, it’s on track to produce about 15 films for theatrical release, eight documentaries and 10 television shows.

The studio’s frugal use of capital -- A24’s film budgets range from $5 million to $50 million -- give it the flexibility to take more creative swings, according to the source close to the studio.

“They are willing to take risks and take chances on filmmakers and on stories that other people might not be,” said Claudette Godfrey, vice president of film and television for the SXSW festival, “I think that is what makes it interesting and I think that's why we ended up kind of aligning with them.”

The studio, which now employs 200 people working in New York, Los Angeles and London, eschews traditional movie marketing campaigns in favor of digital promotions, like the rubber “hot dog fingers” and googly eyes from Everything Everywhere All at Once that took TikTok by storm.

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A24's financial success at the box office has allowed it to expand its creative portfolio.

About nine years ago, it began producing television shows in addition to films, winning critical praise for Hulu's Ramy, a comedy series centered around a first-generation American Muslim, and HBO’s Emmy-winning drama series Euphoria.

The studio is developing shows for several streaming services and television networks, including a pair of HBO series: The Sympathizer, a $100 million television adaptation of Viet Thanh Nguyen’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel starring Robert Downey Jr., and The Idol from the creators of Euphoria and The Weeknd.

It's also developing Sunny, a thriller for Apple TV+ starring Rashida Jones and Hidetoshi Nishijima.

The global reach of the streaming platforms, together with an infusion of $225 million from investors including Stripes and Neuberger Berman, on behalf of client funds, serve to fan A24's ambitions, as it ramps up production and expands into new genres.

“A24 has over time developed a well-earned reputation as a powerful force in the world of independent cinema,” said Comscore senior media analyst Paul Dergarabedian, “whose name has come to represent quality awards-caliber filmed entertainment and now ranks among the most influential and respected purveyors of quality cinema with both filmmakers and audiences.”

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A24, the independent studio behind such films as Everything Everywhere All at Once and The Whale, is poised to dominate this year’s Academy Awards, eclipsing Hollywood’s established studios and awards-hungry streamers that are spending millions on Oscar campaigns.

A24, the independent studio behind such films as Everything Everywhere All at Once and The Whale, is poised to dominate this year’s Academy Awards, eclipsing Hollywood’s established studios and awards-hungry streamers that are spending millions on Oscar campaigns. Not since the heyday of Miramax in the 1990s has an independent studio garnered such attention, talent, and box office success, entertainment industry insiders say. At a time when major Hollywood studios have taken refuge in the familiar, releasing sequels and rehashing old ideas, A24 is cementing a reputation for taking risks on original projects that other studios pass on -- including the frenetic, chaotic Everything Everywhere All at Once, which is its highest-grossing movie at $107.4 million globally. Also Read: Everything Everywhere All At Once movie review: This Michelle Yeoh-starrer is a cinematic miracle “In this moment, they are not only the leading indie company, but they also have created a brand that probably resonates more with its customers than any other independent ever – more than Miramax,” said Picturehouse CEO Bob Berney, a well-regarded executive in the world of independent film. “Their biggest achievement is that they’ve created a super-cool brand that has a following.” This year, A24 will build on that momentum and lift its film, television, and documentary production by 30 per cent, according to a source familiar with the matter, riding the wave of industry acclaim and its 2022 box office success. Forthcoming releases this year include the love story Past Lives, which screened to a rapturous critical reception at the Berlin film festival; the dark comedy series Beef for Netflix, in which Ali Wong and Steven Yeun portray two strangers whose lives collide in a road-rage episode; and the Steph Curry documentary Underrated for Apple TV+. “It’s very much a dream studio, because they make movies that feel so auteur-focused,” said playwright and Past Lives director Celine Song, who said that the studio enables first-time directors like herself to “speak in their own voice.” Also Read: The Whale movie review: Brendan Fraser delivers the performance of a lifetime The New York-based company founded by three film executives -- Daniel Katz, David Fenkel and John Hodges, who has since departed -- got its start in 2012 distributing such films as Spring Breakers. Some of its box office success has come from the horror genre, with such critically acclaimed films as Hereditary and Midsommar. It earned a reputation as a Hollywood tastemaker with such director-driven projects as Lady Bird, Moonlight and Uncut Gems. This year, A24 garnered 18 Academy Award nominations across six films, ranking second only to the giant Walt Disney Co. It collected its first nods for best animated feature, Marcel the Shell With Shoes On; best foreign film, Close; and outstanding makeup and hairstyling, The Whale. Eight performers received first-time acting nominations, including the leading contenders for best actress, Michelle Yeoh, and supporting actor, Ke Huy Quan, both of whom appear in Everything Everywhere All at Once. A spokesman for A24 declined to comment. The first film A24 produced and financed, together with Brad Pitt’s Plan B Entertainment, was Moonlight, which won the Oscar for best picture in 2017. The studio has garnered 53 Oscar nominations in less than a decade, including best picture nods for Lady Bird, Minari and Room. A24's film slate has grown at the pace of its cash flow - starting with three movies in 2016 to 15 in 2022. Midway through the global lockdown, it resumed movie making using its in-house production capabilities. This year, it’s on track to produce about 15 films for theatrical release, eight documentaries and 10 television shows. The studio’s frugal use of capital -- A24’s film budgets range from $5 million to $50 million -- give it the flexibility to take more creative swings, according to the source close to the studio. “They are willing to take risks and take chances on filmmakers and on stories that other people might not be,” said Claudette Godfrey, vice president of film and television for the SXSW festival, “I think that is what makes it interesting and I think that's why we ended up kind of aligning with them.” The studio, which now employs 200 people working in New York, Los Angeles and London, eschews traditional movie marketing campaigns in favor of digital promotions, like the rubber “hot dog fingers” and googly eyes from Everything Everywhere All at Once that took TikTok by storm. A24's financial success at the box office has allowed it to expand its creative portfolio. About nine years ago, it began producing television shows in addition to films, winning critical praise for Hulu's Ramy, a comedy series centered around a first-generation American Muslim, and HBO’s Emmy-winning drama series Euphoria. The studio is developing shows for several streaming services and television networks, including a pair of HBO series: The Sympathizer, a $100 million television adaptation of Viet Thanh Nguyen’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel starring Robert Downey Jr., and The Idol from the creators of Euphoria and The Weeknd. It's also developing Sunny, a thriller for Apple TV+ starring Rashida Jones and Hidetoshi Nishijima. The global reach of the streaming platforms, together with an infusion of $225 million from investors including Stripes and Neuberger Berman, on behalf of client funds, serve to fan A24's ambitions, as it ramps up production and expands into new genres. “A24 has over time developed a well-earned reputation as a powerful force in the world of independent cinema,” said Comscore senior media analyst Paul Dergarabedian, “whose name has come to represent quality awards-caliber filmed entertainment and now ranks among the most influential and respected purveyors of quality cinema with both filmmakers and audiences.” WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Oscars 2023: Everything Everywhere All at Once studio A24 poised to dominate?

Everything Everywhere All At Once swept up yet more film prizes Saturday, as it was named best feature at the Spirit Awards -- one of the last major Hollywood ceremonies before next weekend's Oscars.

The trippy sci-fi won in every category it was nominated, at a ceremony held in a giant tent at Los Angeles' Santa Monica beach to celebrate low- and mid-budget movies.

Its voters granted a whopping seven awards to the film, which was made for around $25 million and became independent studio A24's biggest-ever hit, with a global box office gross above $100 million.

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"This is too many. We're so lucky!" said co-director Daniel Scheinert, collecting the night's final prize.&nbsp;

Michelle Yeoh won the best lead performance, and Stephanie Hsu won the best breakthrough performance.

It is the first year in which the Film Independent Spirit Awards have opted for gender-neutral acting categories.

"Michelle, you beat a bunch of men!" yelled Jamie Lee Curtis in the backstage press room.

Curtis was the film's only nominee who failed to win -- losing best-supporting performance to her co-star Ke Huy Quan.

Scheinert and Daniel Kwan won director and best screenplay, and the film also won best editing.

The absurdist sci-fi comedy stars Yeoh as the matriarch of a Chinese-American laundromat-owning family, who end up fighting a universe-hopping supervillain while undergoing a tax audit.

"You believed in us. You believed in the masterpiece from the Daniels," said Yeoh, addressing the studio's producers.

"My boys, thank you for writing such an incredible script that gave us the opportunity to be here, to be seen, to be heard."

'So humbling and so cool' -

This year's Spirit Awards were held the weekend before the Oscars. Voting for the season-concluding Academy Awards is currently under way.

Final Oscars voting closes on Tuesday, before Hollywood's most coveted golden statuettes are handed out at a glitzy ceremony next Sunday.

Among the films that could receive a late Oscars boost from their Spirit Award wins Saturday were best documentary All the Beauty and the Bloodshed,&nbsp;best first feature Aftersun, and best cinematography winner "Tar."

Women Talking&nbsp;received the pre-announced Robert Altman Award, which honours a film's director, casting director and overall cast.

But in a repeat of scenes at recent high-profile prizegiving ceremonies from Hollywood's actors', producers' and directors' guilds, the night's big winner was Everything Everywhere,&nbsp;which cemented its already clear Academy Award frontrunner status.

"It's been so humbling and so cool," producer Jonathan Wang told AFP on Saturday's red carpet.

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The movie -- which features characters with hot dog fingers, sex toy-shaped trophies and talking rocks -- has overcome predictions from some pundits that it would prove too bizarre for mainstream audiences and voters.

It leads the nominations at the Oscars, with 11 nods.

"What's happened is a lot of people went out and they gave our movie a chance," said Wang.

"They said 'let's watch it for what it is' and they got past the kind of things that were going to be 'too edgy' for them. And then they were bulldozed by the emotion of it.&nbsp;

"That's what we wanted to do. So that's the highest compliment -- that we were able to actually do that."

Everything Everywhere All At Once swept up yet more film prizes Saturday, as it was named best feature at the Spirit Awards -- one of the last major Hollywood ceremonies before next weekend's Oscars.

Everything Everywhere All At Once swept up yet more film prizes Saturday, as it was named best feature at the Spirit Awards -- one of the last major Hollywood ceremonies before next weekend's Oscars. The trippy sci-fi won in every category it was nominated, at a ceremony held in a giant tent at Los Angeles' Santa Monica beach to celebrate low- and mid-budget movies. Its voters granted a whopping seven awards to the film, which was made for around $25 million and became independent studio A24's biggest-ever hit, with a global box office gross above $100 million. Oscars Awards 2023 Best Picture nominee: Can Avatar 2 win the trophy? "This is too many. We're so lucky!" said co-director Daniel Scheinert, collecting the night's final prize. Michelle Yeoh won the best lead performance, and Stephanie Hsu won the best breakthrough performance. It is the first year in which the Film Independent Spirit Awards have opted for gender-neutral acting categories. "Michelle, you beat a bunch of men!" yelled Jamie Lee Curtis in the backstage press room. Curtis was the film's only nominee who failed to win -- losing best-supporting performance to her co-star Ke Huy Quan. Scheinert and Daniel Kwan won director and best screenplay, and the film also won best editing. The absurdist sci-fi comedy stars Yeoh as the matriarch of a Chinese-American laundromat-owning family, who end up fighting a universe-hopping supervillain while undergoing a tax audit. "You believed in us. You believed in the masterpiece from the Daniels," said Yeoh, addressing the studio's producers. "My boys, thank you for writing such an incredible script that gave us the opportunity to be here, to be seen, to be heard." 'So humbling and so cool' - This year's Spirit Awards were held the weekend before the Oscars. Voting for the season-concluding Academy Awards is currently under way. Final Oscars voting closes on Tuesday, before Hollywood's most coveted golden statuettes are handed out at a glitzy ceremony next Sunday. Among the films that could receive a late Oscars boost from their Spirit Award wins Saturday were best documentary All the Beauty and the Bloodshed, best first feature Aftersun, and best cinematography winner "Tar." Women Talking received the pre-announced Robert Altman Award, which honours a film's director, casting director and overall cast. But in a repeat of scenes at recent high-profile prizegiving ceremonies from Hollywood's actors', producers' and directors' guilds, the night's big winner was Everything Everywhere, which cemented its already clear Academy Award frontrunner status. "It's been so humbling and so cool," producer Jonathan Wang told AFP on Saturday's red carpet. WATCH | John Wick Chapter 4 new clip teases epic team-up against the High Table The movie -- which features characters with hot dog fingers, sex toy-shaped trophies and talking rocks -- has overcome predictions from some pundits that it would prove too bizarre for mainstream audiences and voters. It leads the nominations at the Oscars, with 11 nods. "What's happened is a lot of people went out and they gave our movie a chance," said Wang. "They said 'let's watch it for what it is' and they got past the kind of things that were going to be 'too edgy' for them. And then they were bulldozed by the emotion of it. "That's what we wanted to do. So that's the highest compliment -- that we were able to actually do that."

'Everything Everywhere' dominates Spirit Awards week before Oscars

I hadn’t seen any film by the Daniels before I set my eyes upon Everything Everywhere All at Once. I resisted the urge to watch it because I am always suspicious of the initial hoopla that surrounds certain movies before they almost inevitably escape popular imagination. But with Everything Everywhere All at Once (EEAAO from now on), the hoopla only increased in volume until everybody was talking about this indie movie that was not indie anymore — in terms of box office numbers, that is. The film stars Michelle Yeoh as a harried Chinese immigrant woman called Evelyn Quran Wang whose overwrought life women in India and I imagine many other places in the world would empathise with. She lives with a fractious teenage daughter Joy Wang (Stephanie Hsu), and a meek husband Waymond Wang (Ke Huy Quan).&nbsp;

<h2>Eleven Oscar nominations!</h2>

Everything Everywhere All at Once has 11 nominations, including the major categories like Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actress, and Best Supporting Actor. The film will likely not do a Return of the King — the conclusion to Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings trilogy that clinched 11 trophies out of 11 nominations at the 76th Academy Awards. But if it wins in either of the three major categories, and it might likely win in two, it will end up with at least four or five trophies — not bad for a supposedly indie movie.

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<h2>What made Everything Everywhere All at Once so special?</h2>

Yeoh’s casting in&nbsp;EEAAO was both inspired and ridiculous, I thought. Inspired because, well, she has been a fantastic performer for decades now. And absurd because despite her drab clothing, she nevertheless managed to look luminous and did not really fit in with this working-class-unfashionable-woman part. It did, however, fit with the film’s increasingly absurdist tone.

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Evelyn runs a laundrette and is in trouble with the IRS. Her daughter wants her to accept her girlfriend who Evelyn refuses to see as anything but her friend. Her husband is trying to serve divorce papers to her, a preemptive attack before she can do that. And her formidable father (James Hong), against whose wishes she eloped with Waymond and came to America, is coming to visit her for the Lunar Year Party. Oh, and she has to regularly visit the IRS office and face the dead-eyed gaze of inspector Deirdre Beaubeirdre (a brilliantly bureaucratic Jamie Lee Curtis).

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In short, Evelyn’s life, it would seem, could not get any crazier. But it does. She is told by an alt-universe version of her husband, who possesses her universe’s Waymond using advanced technology from his universe, and tells her that her universe is just one among an infinite number of parallel universes, and that every life choice, no matter how small, creates a new reality, diverting the course of events significantly.

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The multiverse, says alt-Waymond, is in peril because of an evil entity called Jobu Tupaki, and Evelyn is the last hope of all living beings on earth. For Tupaki experiences every reality all at once, can manipulate matter, and has plans to erase every reality from existence.

At this point, you would think the film will turn into a race against time to save the multiverse from the supervillain. It is what most movies of this kind do, after all. But no. EEAAO is a lot smarter than that. It riffs on everything from The Matrix to Ratatouille to Hong Kong martial arts movies, and remains endlessly fresh and inventive. It embraces the gloriously bonkers side of the multiverse, exploring horizons most films delving into similar ideas can barely touch. The two hour and twenty minutes of screen time, which would usually be intimidating, zips past.&nbsp;

<h2>Michelle Yeoh gives a superb performance</h2>

Yeoh is in almost every frame of the movie, and a good thing too. For she is indescribably good — portraying the pain, confusion, exhaustion, and other moods with a veteran's ease. Stephanie Hsu, who plays her daughter Joy, also impresses, sporting different, gonzo outfits in nearly every other scene to exhibit her queerness. Ke Huy Quan is endearing as a timid but kind husband, who, lacking the hand-to-hand combat skills of his alt-universe counterpart, relies on his determination and genial, inoffensive personality to disarm people and get things done. This is&nbsp;the mother of all comebacks.

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The themes, admittedly, are somewhat simplistic: generational divide, family values, acceptance, and nihilism. Nothing you have not seen before. But you would be an odd person if you actually pause to examine the thematic depth of this wonderful film. To paraphrase Stephen Fry's words about PG Wodehouse's novels, you do not analyse such sunlit perfection, you just bask in its splendour.&nbsp;

Everything Everywhere All At Once is an absolute blast and should take the Best Picture Oscar.

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I hadn’t seen any film by the Daniels before I set my eyes upon Everything Everywhere All at Once. I resisted the urge to watch it because I am always suspicious of the initial hoopla that surrounds certain movies before they almost inevitably escape popular imagination.

I hadn’t seen any film by the Daniels before I set my eyes upon Everything Everywhere All at Once. I resisted the urge to watch it because I am always suspicious of the initial hoopla that surrounds certain movies before they almost inevitably escape popular imagination. But with Everything Everywhere All at Once (EEAAO from now on), the hoopla only increased in volume until everybody was talking about this indie movie that was not indie anymore — in terms of box office numbers, that is. The film stars Michelle Yeoh as a harried Chinese immigrant woman called Evelyn Quran Wang whose overwrought life women in India and I imagine many other places in the world would empathise with. She lives with a fractious teenage daughter Joy Wang (Stephanie Hsu), and a meek husband Waymond Wang (Ke Huy Quan). Eleven Oscar nominations! Everything Everywhere All at Once has 11 nominations, including the major categories like Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actress, and Best Supporting Actor. The film will likely not do a Return of the King — the conclusion to Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings trilogy that clinched 11 trophies out of 11 nominations at the 76th Academy Awards. But if it wins in either of the three major categories, and it might likely win in two, it will end up with at least four or five trophies — not bad for a supposedly indie movie. Also Read: Everything Everywhere All At Once movie review: This Michelle Yeoh-starrer is a cinematic miracle What made Everything Everywhere All at Once so special? Yeoh’s casting in EEAAO was both inspired and ridiculous, I thought. Inspired because, well, she has been a fantastic performer for decades now. And absurd because despite her drab clothing, she nevertheless managed to look luminous and did not really fit in with this working-class-unfashionable-woman part. It did, however, fit with the film’s increasingly absurdist tone. Also Read: Oscars Awards 2023 Best Picture nominee: Can Avatar 2 win the trophy? Evelyn runs a laundrette and is in trouble with the IRS. Her daughter wants her to accept her girlfriend who Evelyn refuses to see as anything but her friend. Her husband is trying to serve divorce papers to her, a preemptive attack before she can do that. And her formidable father (James Hong), against whose wishes she eloped with Waymond and came to America, is coming to visit her for the Lunar Year Party. Oh, and she has to regularly visit the IRS office and face the dead-eyed gaze of inspector Deirdre Beaubeirdre (a brilliantly bureaucratic Jamie Lee Curtis). In short, Evelyn’s life, it would seem, could not get any crazier. But it does. She is told by an alt-universe version of her husband, who possesses her universe’s Waymond using advanced technology from his universe, and tells her that her universe is just one among an infinite number of parallel universes, and that every life choice, no matter how small, creates a new reality, diverting the course of events significantly. Also Read: Oscars 2023 Best Picture nominee: Will Baz Luhrmann's unconventional biopic Elvis create history? The multiverse, says alt-Waymond, is in peril because of an evil entity called Jobu Tupaki, and Evelyn is the last hope of all living beings on earth. For Tupaki experiences every reality all at once, can manipulate matter, and has plans to erase every reality from existence. At this point, you would think the film will turn into a race against time to save the multiverse from the supervillain. It is what most movies of this kind do, after all. But no. EEAAO is a lot smarter than that. It riffs on everything from The Matrix to Ratatouille to Hong Kong martial arts movies, and remains endlessly fresh and inventive. It embraces the gloriously bonkers side of the multiverse, exploring horizons most films delving into similar ideas can barely touch. The two hour and twenty minutes of screen time, which would usually be intimidating, zips past. Michelle Yeoh gives a superb performance Yeoh is in almost every frame of the movie, and a good thing too. For she is indescribably good — portraying the pain, confusion, exhaustion, and other moods with a veteran's ease. Stephanie Hsu, who plays her daughter Joy, also impresses, sporting different, gonzo outfits in nearly every other scene to exhibit her queerness. Ke Huy Quan is endearing as a timid but kind husband, who, lacking the hand-to-hand combat skills of his alt-universe counterpart, relies on his determination and genial, inoffensive personality to disarm people and get things done. This is the mother of all comebacks. Also Read: Oscars Awards 2023 Best Picture nominee: What made Top Gun: Maverick a favourite with the jury? The themes, admittedly, are somewhat simplistic: generational divide, family values, acceptance, and nihilism. Nothing you have not seen before. But you would be an odd person if you actually pause to examine the thematic depth of this wonderful film. To paraphrase Stephen Fry's words about PG Wodehouse's novels, you do not analyse such sunlit perfection, you just bask in its splendour. Everything Everywhere All At Once is an absolute blast and should take the Best Picture Oscar. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Oscars 2023 Best Picture: Why Everything Everywhere All at Once should win

Germany, Ireland and Chinese martial arts loom large as British cinema hands out its BAFTA awards on Sunday, with less than a month to go to the Oscars.

With 14 nods, German director Edward Berger's All Quiet on the Western Front&nbsp;is the joint most-nominated foreign-language film in the BAFTA academy's 76-year history.

It has tied with Ang Lee's martial arts drama Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, co-starring Michelle Yeoh, which won the same number of nominations in 2001.

Yeoh is nominated for best actress this year as a worn-down laundromat owner who transforms into a high-kicking heroine, in the wildly inventive Everything Everywhere All At Once.

Yeoh's kung-fu science-fiction film received 10 BAFTA nominations, as did the pitch-black Irish comedy The Banshees of Inisherin&nbsp;co-starring Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson. 
 
The US co-directors of Everything Everywhere All At Once, Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert, are up jointly for the best director prize, as is Berger and Martin McDonagh for Banshees.

McDonagh is one of the rare British nominees for this year's top gongs. But the Daniels, as they are known in the industry, will be hoping to build on their success at the Directors Guild of America awards on Saturday.

"What the hell? Guys, thank you so much. This has been an incredible year for our little film that somehow keeps going," a visibly shocked Kwan told the annual gala in Beverly Hills.&nbsp;

Elvis, Baz Luhrmann's biopic of the king of rock and roll, is on nine BAFTA nominations, with classical music psychological drama "Tar" in line for five awards including best actress for Cate Blanchett.

The main awards of the ceremony, the highlight of the British film calendar and a key indicator to the Oscars on March 12, will be handed out at London's Royal Festival Hall from 1900 GMT.

Germany, Ireland and Chinese martial arts loom large as British cinema hands out its BAFTA awards on Sunday, with less than a month to go to the Oscars. With 14 nods, German director Edward Berger's All Quiet on the Western Front is the joint most-nominated foreign-language film in the BAFTA academy's 76-year history.

Germany, Ireland and Chinese martial arts loom large as British cinema hands out its BAFTA awards on Sunday, with less than a month to go to the Oscars. With 14 nods, German director Edward Berger's All Quiet on the Western Front is the joint most-nominated foreign-language film in the BAFTA academy's 76-year history. It has tied with Ang Lee's martial arts drama Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, co-starring Michelle Yeoh, which won the same number of nominations in 2001. Yeoh is nominated for best actress this year as a worn-down laundromat owner who transforms into a high-kicking heroine, in the wildly inventive Everything Everywhere All At Once. Yeoh's kung-fu science-fiction film received 10 BAFTA nominations, as did the pitch-black Irish comedy The Banshees of Inisherin co-starring Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson. The US co-directors of Everything Everywhere All At Once, Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert, are up jointly for the best director prize, as is Berger and Martin McDonagh for Banshees. McDonagh is one of the rare British nominees for this year's top gongs. But the Daniels, as they are known in the industry, will be hoping to build on their success at the Directors Guild of America awards on Saturday. "What the hell? Guys, thank you so much. This has been an incredible year for our little film that somehow keeps going," a visibly shocked Kwan told the annual gala in Beverly Hills. Elvis, Baz Luhrmann's biopic of the king of rock and roll, is on nine BAFTA nominations, with classical music psychological drama "Tar" in line for five awards including best actress for Cate Blanchett. The main awards of the ceremony, the highlight of the British film calendar and a key indicator to the Oscars on March 12, will be handed out at London's Royal Festival Hall from 1900 GMT.

BAFTA red carpet rolls out for foreign films including All Quiet on the Western Front

The 28th Critics Choice Awards are underway at the Fairmont Century Plaza Hotel in Los Angeles. Each year, the awards ceremony honours the best in film and television. 'Everything Everywhere All at Once' has been leading the film nominations this year with 14 nods meanwhile 'Abbott Elementary' has earned six nominations in the television categories. The early winner of the night was SS Rajamouli's RRR which took home the Best Foreign Language Film award. The film's hit song 'Naatu Naatu' won the Best Original song award.&nbsp;

Chelsea Handler is hosting the award ceremony. Special awards will be presented to Janelle Monáe, who will receive the See Her award, while Jeff Bridges will be honored with the Lifetime Achievement Award.

Here is the full list of winners at the 2023 Critics Choice Awards:&nbsp; 
 
 
Best Picture: "Everything Everywhere All at Once”&nbsp; 
 
Best Actress: Cate Blanchett – “Tár”&nbsp; 
 
Best Actor: Brendan Fraser – “The Whale”&nbsp; 
 
Best Director: Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert – “Everything Everywhere All at Once”&nbsp; 
 
Best Limited Series: “The Dropout” 
 
Best Drama Series : “Better Call Saul” 
 
Best Young Actor/Actress: Gabriel LaBelle – “The Fabelmans” 
 
Best Comedy: “Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery” 
 
Best Acting Ensemble: “Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery”&nbsp; 
 
Best Talk Show: “Last Week Tonight with John Oliver” 
 
Best Comedy Special: “Norm Macdonald: Nothing Special” 
 
Best Foreign Language Series: “Pachinko”&nbsp; 
 
Best Animated Series: “Harley Quinn”&nbsp;

 
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Best Movie Made for Television: “Weird: The Al Yankovic Story”&nbsp; 
 
Best Actress in a Drama Series: Zendaya – “Euphoria”&nbsp; 
 
Best Actor in a Drama Series: Bob Odenkirk – “Better Call Saul” 
 
Best Hair and Makeup: “Elvis” 
 
Best Visual Effects: “Avatar: The Way of Water”&nbsp; 
 
Best Editing: Paul Rogers:&nbsp;“Everything Everywhere All at Once” 
 
Best Production Design: Florencia Martin, Anthony Carlino – “Babylon” 
 
Best Cinematography: Claudio Miranda – “Top Gun: Maverick”&nbsp; 
 
Best Comedy Series: “Abbott Elementary” 
 
Best Actress in a Comedy Series: Jean Smart – “Hacks”&nbsp; 
 
Best Actor in a Comedy Series: Jeremy Allen White – “The Bear”&nbsp; 
 
#SeeHer Award: Janelle Monáe 
 
Lifetime Achievement Award: Jeff Bridges

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Best Animated Feature: “Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio” 
 
Best Actor in a Limited Series or Movie Made for Television: Daniel Radcliffe – “Weird: The Al Yankovic Story” 
 
Best Costume Design: Ruth E. Carter – “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” 
 
Best Song: “Naatu Naatu” – “RRR” 
 
Best Score: Hildur Guðnadóttir – “Tár”&nbsp; 
 
Best Original Screenplay: Daniel Kwan, Daniel Scheinert – “Everything Everywhere All at Once” 
 
Best Adapted Screenplay: Sarah Polley – “Women Talking” 
 
Best Supporting Actress: Angela Bassett – “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” 
 
Best Supporting Actor: Ke Huy Quan – “Everything Everywhere All at Once” 
 
Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series: Henry Winkler – “Barry” 
 
Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series: Sheryl Lee Ralph – “Abbott Elementary” 
 
Best Supporting Actor in a Limited Series or Movie Made for Television: Paul Walter Hauser – “Black Bird” 
 
Best Supporting Actress in a Limited Series or Movie Made for Television: Niecy Nash-Betts – “Dahmer – Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story” 
 
Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series: Giancarlo Esposito – “Better Call Saul” 
 
Best Supporting Actress in a Drama Series: Jennifer Coolidge – “The White Lotus” 
 
Best Foreign Language Film: “RRR” 
 
Best Actress in a Limited Series or Movie Made For Television: Amanda Seyfried – The Dropout&nbsp;

The 28th Critics Choice Awards are underway at the Fairmont Century Plaza Hotel in Los Angeles. Each year, the awards ceremony honours the best in film and television.

The 28th Critics Choice Awards are underway at the Fairmont Century Plaza Hotel in Los Angeles. Each year, the awards ceremony honours the best in film and television. 'Everything Everywhere All at Once' has been leading the film nominations this year with 14 nods meanwhile 'Abbott Elementary' has earned six nominations in the television categories. The early winner of the night was SS Rajamouli's RRR which took home the Best Foreign Language Film award. The film's hit song 'Naatu Naatu' won the Best Original song award. Chelsea Handler is hosting the award ceremony. Special awards will be presented to Janelle Monáe, who will receive the See Her award, while Jeff Bridges will be honored with the Lifetime Achievement Award. Here is the full list of winners at the 2023 Critics Choice Awards: Best Picture: "Everything Everywhere All at Once” Best Actress: Cate Blanchett – “Tár” Best Actor: Brendan Fraser – “The Whale” Best Director: Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert – “Everything Everywhere All at Once” Best Limited Series: “The Dropout” Best Drama Series : “Better Call Saul” Best Young Actor/Actress: Gabriel LaBelle – “The Fabelmans” Best Comedy: “Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery” Best Acting Ensemble: “Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery” Best Talk Show: “Last Week Tonight with John Oliver” Best Comedy Special: “Norm Macdonald: Nothing Special” Best Foreign Language Series: “Pachinko” Best Animated Series: “Harley Quinn” Also See: 2023 Critics Choice Awards: RRR takes home two awards including one for 'Naatu Naatu' Best Movie Made for Television: “Weird: The Al Yankovic Story” Best Actress in a Drama Series: Zendaya – “Euphoria” Best Actor in a Drama Series: Bob Odenkirk – “Better Call Saul” Best Hair and Makeup: “Elvis” Best Visual Effects: “Avatar: The Way of Water” Best Editing: Paul Rogers: “Everything Everywhere All at Once” Best Production Design: Florencia Martin, Anthony Carlino – “Babylon” Best Cinematography: Claudio Miranda – “Top Gun: Maverick” Best Comedy Series: “Abbott Elementary” Best Actress in a Comedy Series: Jean Smart – “Hacks” Best Actor in a Comedy Series: Jeremy Allen White – “The Bear” #SeeHer Award: Janelle Monáe Lifetime Achievement Award: Jeff Bridges Also see: 'The Whale' actor Brendan Fraser opens up about his massive transformation for the movie Best Animated Feature: “Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio” Best Actor in a Limited Series or Movie Made for Television: Daniel Radcliffe – “Weird: The Al Yankovic Story” Best Costume Design: Ruth E. Carter – “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” Best Song: “Naatu Naatu” – “RRR” Best Score: Hildur Guðnadóttir – “Tár” Best Original Screenplay: Daniel Kwan, Daniel Scheinert – “Everything Everywhere All at Once” Best Adapted Screenplay: Sarah Polley – “Women Talking” Best Supporting Actress: Angela Bassett – “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” Best Supporting Actor: Ke Huy Quan – “Everything Everywhere All at Once” Best Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series: Henry Winkler – “Barry” Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series: Sheryl Lee Ralph – “Abbott Elementary” Best Supporting Actor in a Limited Series or Movie Made for Television: Paul Walter Hauser – “Black Bird” Best Supporting Actress in a Limited Series or Movie Made for Television: Niecy Nash-Betts – “Dahmer – Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story” Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series: Giancarlo Esposito – “Better Call Saul” Best Supporting Actress in a Drama Series: Jennifer Coolidge – “The White Lotus” Best Foreign Language Film: “RRR” Best Actress in a Limited Series or Movie Made For Television: Amanda Seyfried – The Dropout

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Michelle Yeoh is among the actors whose name has been predicted as one of the frontrunners of the upcoming award season, and all thanks goes to her prolific performance in 'Everything&nbsp;Everywhere All at Once.'&nbsp;Looking at all the appreciation Yeoh has been receiving, she may even get her first Oscar nomination next year. 
 
During her recent interview with TIME, Yeoh talked about all the buzz that had been in the air and&nbsp;the love she has been getting from around the world for the film is a little "overwhelming." 
Talking about winning an Academy win, she said it has long been overdue for Asian actors who have never been recognised in the top categories of the prestigious platform. 
 
"It shouldn’t be about my race, but it has been a battle," she said. "At least let me try."

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If Yeoh wins, she will become the first Asian actor to win the Best Actress trophy. Talking about the same, the actress said that the entire Asian community has thought about her big win. 
 
"I’ve thought about it. And not just meboI feel like my entire Asian community has thought about it. They come up to me and they say, ‘You’re doing it for us,’" she said. 
"It’s not about needing it," she added. "It’s that feeling that you don’t have to explain: it’s love from other people. "My arms are out open." 
 
Yeoh has been bestowed with the Best Actress award at the Saturn Awards and Hollywood Critics Association. 'Everything, everywhere, All At Once'&nbsp;has been one of the most talked-about films of the year. The film has grossed over $100 million worldwide. 
 
WION's critic Kshitij Mohan Rawat wrote in his review: "Yeoh essays the role of a Chinese immigrant, Evelyn Wang, who is the harried owner of a launderette." Her life is the very definition of stress. Her marriage is crumbling, she feels disconnected from her American-born daughter, and she is being harassed by the IRS for not being able to explain her expenses. She’s in a soup, all right. 
 
But things get even weirder for her. She is told by an alternate reality version of her husband Waymond (Ke Huy Quan, the Short Round of "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom," making his acting comeback), who hijacks her husband's body, that she is the last hope of the multiverse against somebody threatening to end everything. <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-%E2%80%98everything-everywhere-all-at-once%E2%80%99-movie-review-this-michelle-yeoh-starrer-is-a-cinematic-miracle-516701">Read more reviews here.</a>

Michelle Yeoh is among the actors whose name has been predicted as one of the frontrunners of the upcoming award season, and all thanks goes to her prolific performance in 'Everything Everywhere All at Once.

Michelle Yeoh is among the actors whose name has been predicted as one of the frontrunners of the upcoming award season, and all thanks goes to her prolific performance in 'Everything Everywhere All at Once.' Looking at all the appreciation Yeoh has been receiving, she may even get her first Oscar nomination next year. During her recent interview with TIME, Yeoh talked about all the buzz that had been in the air and the love she has been getting from around the world for the film is a little "overwhelming." Talking about winning an Academy win, she said it has long been overdue for Asian actors who have never been recognised in the top categories of the prestigious platform. "It shouldn’t be about my race, but it has been a battle," she said. "At least let me try." 'The Pale Blue Eye' trailer released: Christian Bale stars as detective in whodunnit If Yeoh wins, she will become the first Asian actor to win the Best Actress trophy. Talking about the same, the actress said that the entire Asian community has thought about her big win. "I’ve thought about it. And not just meboI feel like my entire Asian community has thought about it. They come up to me and they say, ‘You’re doing it for us,’" she said. "It’s not about needing it," she added. "It’s that feeling that you don’t have to explain: it’s love from other people. "My arms are out open." Yeoh has been bestowed with the Best Actress award at the Saturn Awards and Hollywood Critics Association. 'Everything, everywhere, All At Once' has been one of the most talked-about films of the year. The film has grossed over $100 million worldwide. WION's critic Kshitij Mohan Rawat wrote in his review: "Yeoh essays the role of a Chinese immigrant, Evelyn Wang, who is the harried owner of a launderette." Her life is the very definition of stress. Her marriage is crumbling, she feels disconnected from her American-born daughter, and she is being harassed by the IRS for not being able to explain her expenses. She’s in a soup, all right. But things get even weirder for her. She is told by an alternate reality version of her husband Waymond (Ke Huy Quan, the Short Round of "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom," making his acting comeback), who hijacks her husband's body, that she is the last hope of the multiverse against somebody threatening to end everything. Read more reviews here.

Michelle Yeoh reacts to Oscar buzz for her performance in ‘Everything Everywhere’: 'My arms are out open'

Michelle Yeoh's 'Everything Everywhere All At Once' and Cate Blanchett's 'Tar' led the Spirit Awards nominations Tuesday, underlining their credentials as the indie films to watch this awards season.

The Film Independent Spirit Awards, which consider only low- and mid-budget movies, gave eight nods to Yeoh's hit sci-fi about surreal parallel universes, and seven to Blanchett's drama set in the cut-throat world of classical music.

Both were nominated for best feature, along with Sarah Polley's 'Women Talking,' which will receive the prestigious Robert Altman Award for a film's director, casting director and overall cast.

All three movies are widely tipped to feature at next year's Oscars, which take place in March, just one week after the Spirit Awards winners are revealed in an annual ceremony by a Los Angeles beach.

'Everything Everywhere All At Once' has grossed over $100 million worldwide, making it leading indie distributor A24's biggest hit.

The absurdist film portrays a Chinese-American immigrant family undergoing a tax audit, who are quickly drawn into an inter-dimensional battle to save the multiverse from a powerful villain.

'Tar' follows the rise and fall of a fictional, globally renowned conductor who will stop at nothing to succeed in her high-flying career.

'Women Talking,' a drama about women in an ultraconservative religious colony debating how to deal with systemic sexual abuse, features an ensemble cast including Claire Foy, Rooney Mara and Frances McDormand.

Rounding out the Spirit Awards' best feature category were Timothee Chalamet's cannibal love story 'Bones and All,' and African refugee drama 'Our Father, the Devil.'

But Chalamet was among several eligible A-listers who notably missed out on acting nominations, along with Jennifer Lawrence ('Causeway') and Brendan Fraser, whose acclaimed film "The Whale" earned zero nominations.&nbsp;

Double Oscar-winner Blanchett and Yeoh both received lead actor nominations, while Mark Rylance ('Bones and All') and Jamie Lee Curtis ('Everything Everywhere All at Once') earned supporting nods.&nbsp;

Films with budgets over $30 million are not considered for the Spirit Awards, which aim to celebrate independent filmmaking.

Film Independent president Josh Welsh said Tuesday the nominations had looked for "uniqueness of vision, original provocative subject matter, economy of means, and diversity both on screen and off."

For the first time, the awards have opted for gender-neutral acting awards.

The Spirit Awards take place in a giant tent by Santa Monica beach on March 4.

Oscars voting ends three days later, and the season-capping 95th Academy Awards take place March 12.

Michelle Yeoh's 'Everything Everywhere All At Once' and Cate Blanchett's 'Tar' led the Spirit Awards nominations Tuesday, underlining their credentials as the indie films to watch this awards season.

Michelle Yeoh's 'Everything Everywhere All At Once' and Cate Blanchett's 'Tar' led the Spirit Awards nominations Tuesday, underlining their credentials as the indie films to watch this awards season. The Film Independent Spirit Awards, which consider only low- and mid-budget movies, gave eight nods to Yeoh's hit sci-fi about surreal parallel universes, and seven to Blanchett's drama set in the cut-throat world of classical music. Both were nominated for best feature, along with Sarah Polley's 'Women Talking,' which will receive the prestigious Robert Altman Award for a film's director, casting director and overall cast. All three movies are widely tipped to feature at next year's Oscars, which take place in March, just one week after the Spirit Awards winners are revealed in an annual ceremony by a Los Angeles beach. 'Everything Everywhere All At Once' has grossed over $100 million worldwide, making it leading indie distributor A24's biggest hit. The absurdist film portrays a Chinese-American immigrant family undergoing a tax audit, who are quickly drawn into an inter-dimensional battle to save the multiverse from a powerful villain. 'Tar' follows the rise and fall of a fictional, globally renowned conductor who will stop at nothing to succeed in her high-flying career. 'Women Talking,' a drama about women in an ultraconservative religious colony debating how to deal with systemic sexual abuse, features an ensemble cast including Claire Foy, Rooney Mara and Frances McDormand. Rounding out the Spirit Awards' best feature category were Timothee Chalamet's cannibal love story 'Bones and All,' and African refugee drama 'Our Father, the Devil.' But Chalamet was among several eligible A-listers who notably missed out on acting nominations, along with Jennifer Lawrence ('Causeway') and Brendan Fraser, whose acclaimed film "The Whale" earned zero nominations. Double Oscar-winner Blanchett and Yeoh both received lead actor nominations, while Mark Rylance ('Bones and All') and Jamie Lee Curtis ('Everything Everywhere All at Once') earned supporting nods. Films with budgets over $30 million are not considered for the Spirit Awards, which aim to celebrate independent filmmaking. Film Independent president Josh Welsh said Tuesday the nominations had looked for "uniqueness of vision, original provocative subject matter, economy of means, and diversity both on screen and off." For the first time, the awards have opted for gender-neutral acting awards. The Spirit Awards take place in a giant tent by Santa Monica beach on March 4. Oscars voting ends three days later, and the season-capping 95th Academy Awards take place March 12.

Cate Blanchett and Michelle Yeoh films top indie Spirit Award nominations

August was a pretty good year for those who like to spend their free time watching TV shows and movies. On both streaming and theatres, there was something fun and interesting to watch from pretty every genre. While on the big screen, we had meaningful spectacles like Jordan Peele's 'Nope' and David Leitch's 'Bullet Train', on the small screen we had the much-awaited Neil Gaiman DC adaptation 'The Sandman' and the debut of 'Game of Thrones' spinoff 'House of the Dragon'.&nbsp;

September also brings an eclectic collection of good to great stuff to watch. In this list, we have something for everyone. Here is every movie and TV show you should watch in September. Let's begin with streaming:

OTT releases to look out for

<h2><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-the-lord-of-the-rings-the-rings-of-power-review-a-majestic-fantasy-tv-series-worthy-of-jrr-tolkien-511819">'The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power': September 2</a></h2>

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'The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power' is Amazon's attempt to recreate the success (and money) of 'Game of Thrones'. While the series has 'The Lord of the Rings' in the title, it is not directly related to the events of Peter Jackson's trilogy. Rather, it takes place thousands of years ago during the Second Age. There are a few characters that both stories do share like Galadriel and Elrond, for elves in Tolkien's world live forever until they are killed. The main event is the forging of 'Rings of Power' by elven smith Celebrimbor, who was hoodwinked by Sauron. Among those Rings was the One Ring, which was destroyed at the end of 'The Lord of the Rings', and which gave the bearer of the ring the power to rule over every other ring. We can expect an epic battle between the light and the dark as those on the side of light gear up for Sauron and the forces of Mordor. Watch 'The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power' on Amazon Prime Video.

<h2>'Rick and Morty' Season 6: September 4</h2>

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The smartest and likely the funniest animated comedy series returns with its sixth season. The Adult Swim show follows a genius but harebrained scientist and inventor and egomaniac Rick and his naive, awkward grandson Morty. The two go to adventures and visit otherworlds and parallel universes through portals invented by Rick. The sixth season premieres on September 4 on Adult Swim. In India, the show will debut on Netflix.

<h2>'Pinocchio': September 8</h2>

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Directed by 'Back to the Future' director Robert Zemeckis, 'Pinocchio' is the latest one in a long line of Disney's attempts to give live-action treatment to animated classics. Expect a heartwarming tale full of adventure. 'Pinocchio' arrives on Disney + (Disney+ Hotstar in India).

<h2>Emmy Awards 2022: September 13</h2>

Like every year the 74th Emmy Awards will honour the best in TV and streaming shows and movies. HBO's 'Succession' leads the list of nominees with 25 nominations. Apple TV+'s 'Ted Lasso and HBO's own 'The White Lotus' follow with 20 nominations. The Emmys will stream in India on Lionsgate Play from 5:30 am.

<h2>'The Handmaid's Tale' Season 5: September 14</h2>

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the upcoming fifth season of 'The Handmaid's Tale' is here. Hulu's multiple Emmy-winning dystopian series is created by Bruce Miller and is based on Margaret Wood's celebrated novel of the same name. The story is set in near-future New England. Most of the United States has become a white supremacist and patriarchal state called the Republic of Gilead after the government was overthrown by a religious cult called Sons of Jacob. The main protagonist Offred and later June (Elisabeth Moss) is one of the 'handmaids', who are women whose only purpose is to produce children for the ruling class. In Season 5, June will have to face the consequences of her actions. The promos have promised a bloody, action-packed season. Watch 'The Handmaid's Tale' on Hulu.

<h2>'Andor': September 21</h2>

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The prequel to the 'Star Wars' movie 'Rogue One' tells the story of Diego Luna's Cassian Andor, a thief-turned-revolutionary who joins the Rebels against the tyrannical Galactic Empire. The strong cast also features Genevieve O'Reilly, Stellan Skarsgård, Adria Arjona, Denise Gough, Kyle Soller, and Fiona Shaw. Watch 'Andor' on Disney+ Hotstar.

<h2>'Blonde': September 28</h2>

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In this Marilyn Monroe biopic, Cuban-Spanish actress Ana de Armas becomes the iconic film star and sex symbol from the Golden Age of Hollywood. Bobby Canavale, Adrien Brody, Xavier Samuel, and Julianne Nicholson also star. 'Blonde' premieres on Netflix.

<h2>'My Best Friend's Exorcism': September 30</h2>

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A supernatural horror film based on the book of the same name by Grady Hendrix, 'My Best Friend's Exorcism' tells the story of friendships and demon possession. It will premiere on &nbsp;Prime Video.

Theatrical releases to look out for:

<h2>'Beast': September 2</h2>

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In this monster movie, Idris Elba's character fights a ferocious lion even as he tried to save his daughters. The trailers have led fans to expect an action-packed if not very profound cinematic experience anchored by a charismatic movie star.

<h2>'Spider-Man: No Way Home -- The More Fun Stuff Version': September 2</h2>

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'Spider-Man: No Way Home' was already too extra as it offered three Spider-Men for the price of one. Now, an extended cut of the Tom Holland-starrer is hitting theatres all around the world, including India. It will have 11 minutes of new footage that was not included in the original release.

<h2>'Where the Crawdads Sing': September 16</h2>

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Based on Delia Owens' novel of the same name, 'Where the Crawdads Sing' tells the story of Marsh Girl, a woman who grew up alone in a marsh, away from the civilisation. She becomes a renowned naturalist. When a man from the town is found dead, suspicion hovers over the Marsh Girl for she has always seemed off to the townsfolk who cannot comprehend that a woman can survive alone in the wilderness unless she is soft in the head. Daisy Edgar-Jones, &nbsp;Taylor John Smith, Harris Dickinson, Michael Hyatt, Sterling Macer, Jr., and David Strathairn star.&nbsp;

<h2>'Everything Everywhere All At Once': September 16</h2>

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An exhilarating, superbly enjoyable multiverse movie that 'Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness' only wishes it was. A &nbsp;Daniel Kwan, Daniel Scheinert directorial, this Michelle Yeoh starrer and a global hit is finally releasing in India. Stephanie Hsu, Ke Huy Quan, Jenny Slate, Harry Shum Jr., James Hong, and Jamie Lee Curtis play supporting roles.&nbsp;

August was a pretty good year for those who like to spend their free time watching TV shows and movies. On both streaming and theatres, there was something fun and interesting to watch from pretty every genre.

August was a pretty good year for those who like to spend their free time watching TV shows and movies. On both streaming and theatres, there was something fun and interesting to watch from pretty every genre. While on the big screen, we had meaningful spectacles like Jordan Peele's 'Nope' and David Leitch's 'Bullet Train', on the small screen we had the much-awaited Neil Gaiman DC adaptation 'The Sandman' and the debut of 'Game of Thrones' spinoff 'House of the Dragon'. September also brings an eclectic collection of good to great stuff to watch. In this list, we have something for everyone. Here is every movie and TV show you should watch in September. Let's begin with streaming: OTT releases to look out for 'The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power': September 2 'The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power' is Amazon's attempt to recreate the success (and money) of 'Game of Thrones'. While the series has 'The Lord of the Rings' in the title, it is not directly related to the events of Peter Jackson's trilogy. Rather, it takes place thousands of years ago during the Second Age. There are a few characters that both stories do share like Galadriel and Elrond, for elves in Tolkien's world live forever until they are killed. The main event is the forging of 'Rings of Power' by elven smith Celebrimbor, who was hoodwinked by Sauron. Among those Rings was the One Ring, which was destroyed at the end of 'The Lord of the Rings', and which gave the bearer of the ring the power to rule over every other ring. We can expect an epic battle between the light and the dark as those on the side of light gear up for Sauron and the forces of Mordor. Watch 'The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power' on Amazon Prime Video. 'Rick and Morty' Season 6: September 4 The smartest and likely the funniest animated comedy series returns with its sixth season. The Adult Swim show follows a genius but harebrained scientist and inventor and egomaniac Rick and his naive, awkward grandson Morty. The two go to adventures and visit otherworlds and parallel universes through portals invented by Rick. The sixth season premieres on September 4 on Adult Swim. In India, the show will debut on Netflix. 'Pinocchio': September 8 Directed by 'Back to the Future' director Robert Zemeckis, 'Pinocchio' is the latest one in a long line of Disney's attempts to give live-action treatment to animated classics. Expect a heartwarming tale full of adventure. 'Pinocchio' arrives on Disney + (Disney+ Hotstar in India). Emmy Awards 2022: September 13 Like every year the 74th Emmy Awards will honour the best in TV and streaming shows and movies. HBO's 'Succession' leads the list of nominees with 25 nominations. Apple TV+'s 'Ted Lasso and HBO's own 'The White Lotus' follow with 20 nominations. The Emmys will stream in India on Lionsgate Play from 5:30 am. 'The Handmaid's Tale' Season 5: September 14 the upcoming fifth season of 'The Handmaid's Tale' is here. Hulu's multiple Emmy-winning dystopian series is created by Bruce Miller and is based on Margaret Wood's celebrated novel of the same name. The story is set in near-future New England. Most of the United States has become a white supremacist and patriarchal state called the Republic of Gilead after the government was overthrown by a religious cult called Sons of Jacob. The main protagonist Offred and later June (Elisabeth Moss) is one of the 'handmaids', who are women whose only purpose is to produce children for the ruling class. In Season 5, June will have to face the consequences of her actions. The promos have promised a bloody, action-packed season. Watch 'The Handmaid's Tale' on Hulu. 'Andor': September 21 The prequel to the 'Star Wars' movie 'Rogue One' tells the story of Diego Luna's Cassian Andor, a thief-turned-revolutionary who joins the Rebels against the tyrannical Galactic Empire. The strong cast also features Genevieve O'Reilly, Stellan Skarsgård, Adria Arjona, Denise Gough, Kyle Soller, and Fiona Shaw. Watch 'Andor' on Disney+ Hotstar. 'Blonde': September 28 In this Marilyn Monroe biopic, Cuban-Spanish actress Ana de Armas becomes the iconic film star and sex symbol from the Golden Age of Hollywood. Bobby Canavale, Adrien Brody, Xavier Samuel, and Julianne Nicholson also star. 'Blonde' premieres on Netflix. 'My Best Friend's Exorcism': September 30 A supernatural horror film based on the book of the same name by Grady Hendrix, 'My Best Friend's Exorcism' tells the story of friendships and demon possession. It will premiere on Prime Video. Theatrical releases to look out for: 'Beast': September 2 In this monster movie, Idris Elba's character fights a ferocious lion even as he tried to save his daughters. The trailers have led fans to expect an action-packed if not very profound cinematic experience anchored by a charismatic movie star. 'Spider-Man: No Way Home -- The More Fun Stuff Version': September 2 'Spider-Man: No Way Home' was already too extra as it offered three Spider-Men for the price of one. Now, an extended cut of the Tom Holland-starrer is hitting theatres all around the world, including India. It will have 11 minutes of new footage that was not included in the original release. 'Where the Crawdads Sing': September 16 Based on Delia Owens' novel of the same name, 'Where the Crawdads Sing' tells the story of Marsh Girl, a woman who grew up alone in a marsh, away from the civilisation. She becomes a renowned naturalist. When a man from the town is found dead, suspicion hovers over the Marsh Girl for she has always seemed off to the townsfolk who cannot comprehend that a woman can survive alone in the wilderness unless she is soft in the head. Daisy Edgar-Jones, Taylor John Smith, Harris Dickinson, Michael Hyatt, Sterling Macer, Jr., and David Strathairn star. 'Everything Everywhere All At Once': September 16 An exhilarating, superbly enjoyable multiverse movie that 'Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness' only wishes it was. A Daniel Kwan, Daniel Scheinert directorial, this Michelle Yeoh starrer and a global hit is finally releasing in India. Stephanie Hsu, Ke Huy Quan, Jenny Slate, Harry Shum Jr., James Hong, and Jamie Lee Curtis play supporting roles.

Top movies and TV shows to watch in September: 'The Rings of Power', 'Where the Crawdads Sing', & 'Pinocchio'