For the last five years in a row, at least one Best Picture nominee has been directed by a woman. There was also a lot of talk that three of this year’s Best Picture Oscar nominees were directed by women. Since this is exactly where the Academy Awards receive the most criticism, this year’s nominations can be considered a significant achievement. Anatomy of a Fall, Past Lives, and Barbie are among the Best Picture nominees directed by a woman.

Best Movie:Oppenheimer

Best Director:Christopher Nolan,Oppenheimer

Best Actress:Emma Stone,Poor Things

Best Actor:Cillian Murphy,Oppenheimer

Best Costume Design:Poor Things

Best Production:Poor Things

Best Hair and Makeup:Poor Things

Best Adapted Screenplay:Cord Jefferson,American Fiction

Best Original Screenplay:Justine Triet and Arthur Harari,Anatomy of a Fall

Best Animated Feature Film:The Boy and the Heron

Best Animated Short Film:War Is Over!

Best Supporting Actress:Da'Vine Joy Randolph,The Holdovers

Best Supporting Actor:Robert Downey Jr.,Oppenheimer

Best International Film:The Zone of Interest, United Kingdom

Best Visual Effects:Godzilla Minus One

Best Editing:Oppenheimer

Best Short Documentary:The Last Repair Shop

Best Documentary Film:20 Days in Mariupol

Best Cinematography:Oppenheimer

Best Live Action Short Film:The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar

Best Sound:The Zone of Interest

Best Original Score:Oppenheimer

Best Original Song:“What Was I Made For?”, Billie Eilish and Finneas,Barbie