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All the 2024 Academy Award nominationsChristopher Nolan's latest film, Oppenheimer has emerged as a frontrunner at the upcoming Oscars, securing a whopping 13 nominations. The biopic, centred around scientist Robert Oppenheimer, the architect of the atomic bomb, is in contention for categories such as Best Film, Best Director, and Adapted Screenplay. ![]() Source: https://www.oscars.org Notably, this could mark Nolan's first-ever Oscar win, having previously received five nominations. The star-studded cast, including Cillian Murphy, Robert Downey Jr, and Emily Blunt, are also vying for individual accolades. In a close second, Yorgos Lanthimos's feminist fantasy, Poor Things received 11 nominations, adding an intriguing dynamic to the awards race. Martin Scorsese's true crime epic, Killers of the Flower Moon secured 10 nods, while the unexpected contender, Barbie surprisingly garnered 8 nominations. However, the nominations announcement brought some notable slights, with only one female director, Justine Triet, making the cut for the Best Director category. High-profile figures like Margot Robbie, Leonardo DiCaprio, Greta Lee, and Andrew Scott faced disappointment with their exclusion. Lily Gladstone's inclusion in the nominations makes her the first Native American actor ever to be considered for the award, setting the stage for a compelling competition with Emma Stone, who recently won a Best Actress Golden Globe for Poor Things. Surprises continued with unexpected nods for Poor Things, particularly for Mark Ruffalo as Best Supporting Actor and Yorgos Lanthimos for Best Director. The Best Picture shortlist features a diverse lineup, including Barbie, Past Lives, Oppenheimer, Killers of the Flower Moon, American Fiction, The Holdovers, Maestro, and The Zone of Interest. In a noteworthy development, The Zone of Interest, shot in Poland in the German language, marks the first British film in contention for Best International Film in 24 years. Sandra Hüller, the star of the film, competes for Leading Actress for her role in Anatomy of a Fall against some formidable contenders such as Annette Benning, Carey Mulligan and Emma Stone. Bradley Cooper's Maestro also gained recognition in seven categories, while Alexander Payne's comedy, The Holdovers, missed out on Best Director but remains a strong contender for Original Screenplay. Unexpected inclusions in the race for Best Supporting Actress include Jodie Foster and Danielle Brooks. However, some notable omissions and disappointments marked the nominations, with acclaimed films like All of Us Strangers and Saltburn receiving no recognition. The Oscars, determined by approximately 11,000 industry professionals from 93 countries, is scheduled to take place on 10 March 2024 at the Dolby Theatre at Ovation Hollywood, with Jimmy Kimmel as the host. Here's the full list of nominations: Best PictureAmerican Fiction Best DirectorJonathan Glazer, The Zone of Interest Best ActorBradley Cooper, Maestro Best ActressAnnette Bening, Nyad Best Supporting ActorSterling K. Brown, American Fiction Best Supporting ActressEmily Blunt, Oppenheimer Original ScreenplayAnatomy of a Fall Adapted ScreenplayAmerican Fiction Animated FeatureThe Boy and the Heron Production DesignBarbie Costume DesignBarbie CinematographyEl Conde EditingAnatomy of a Fall Makeup and HairstylingGolda SoundThe Creator Visual EffectsThe Creator Original ScoreAmerican Fiction Original SongThe Fire Inside (Flamin’ Hot) Documentary FeatureBobi Wine: The People’s President International FeatureThe Teachers’ Lounge, Germany Animated ShortLetter to a Pig Documentary ShortThe ABCs of Book Banning Live-Action ShortThe After |