Oscar Ledger Category best-picture

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Best Picture Dossier

The Academy Awards top category, built as a living historical file: every winner, every ceremony trail, and the films that keep pulling readers deeper into the ledger.

Latest Winner One Battle after Another
Span 1927/28-2025
Ceremonies 98
Winners 98

Latest Winner

One Battle after Another

Most recent winning record: 98th ceremony (2025). Adam Somner | Sara Murphy | Paul Thomas Anderson

621Nominations
98Wins
98Ceremonies
1927/28-2025Span

Era Browser

Best Picture Through the Eras

98 ceremonies, 98 winners, 523 other nominees across the full Academy Awards span. Full nominee trails are loaded for every ceremony.

2020s

98th Ceremony 2025
Winner

One Battle after Another

Adam Somner | Sara Murphy | Paul Thomas Anderson

9 other nominees
97th Ceremony 2024
Winner

Anora

Alex Coco | Samantha Quan | Sean Baker

9 other nominees
96th Ceremony 2023
Winner

Oppenheimer

Emma Thomas | Charles Roven | Christopher Nolan

9 other nominees
95th Ceremony 2022
Winner

Everything Everywhere All at Once

Daniel Kwan | Daniel Scheinert | Jonathan Wang

9 other nominees
94th Ceremony 2021
Winner

CODA

Philippe Rousselet | Fabrice Gianfermi | Patrick Wachsberger

9 other nominees
93rd Ceremony 2020
Winner

Nomadland

Frances McDormand | Peter Spears | Mollye Asher | Dan Janvey | Chloé Zhao

7 other nominees

2010s

Parasite poster
Era Marker

Parasite

A visual entry point into the 2010s Best Picture run.

92nd Ceremony 2019
Winner

Parasite

Kwak Sin Ae | Bong Joon Ho

Craft Credits Kwak Sin Ae Bong Joon Ho
8 other nominees
91st Ceremony 2018
Winner

Green Book

Jim Burke | Charles B. Wessler | Brian Currie | Peter Farrelly | Nick Vallelonga

7 other nominees
90th Ceremony 2017
Winner

The Shape of Water

Guillermo del Toro | J. Miles Dale

8 other nominees
89th Ceremony 2016
Winner

Moonlight

Adele Romanski | Dede Gardner | Jeremy Kleiner

8 other nominees
88th Ceremony 2015
Winner

Spotlight

Michael Sugar | Steve Golin | Nicole Rocklin | Blye Pagon Faust

7 other nominees
87th Ceremony 2014
Winner

Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)

Alejandro G. Iñárritu | John Lesher | James W. Skotchdopole

7 other nominees
86th Ceremony 2013
Winner

12 Years a Slave

Brad Pitt | Dede Gardner | Jeremy Kleiner | Steve McQueen | Anthony Katagas

8 other nominees
85th Ceremony 2012
Winner

Argo

Grant Heslov | Ben Affleck | George Clooney

8 other nominees
84th Ceremony 2011
8 other nominees
83rd Ceremony 2010
Winner

The King's Speech

Iain Canning | Emile Sherman | Gareth Unwin

9 other nominees

2000s

The Hurt Locker poster
Era Marker

The Hurt Locker

A visual entry point into the 2000s Best Picture run.

82nd Ceremony 2009
Winner

The Hurt Locker

Kathryn Bigelow | Mark Boal | Nicolas Chartier | Greg Shapiro

9 other nominees
81st Ceremony 2008
4 other nominees
80th Ceremony 2007
Winner

No Country for Old Men

Scott Rudin | Ethan Coen | Joel Coen

4 other nominees
79th Ceremony 2006
4 other nominees
78th Ceremony 2005
Winner

Crash

Paul Haggis | Cathy Schulman

Craft Credits Paul Haggis Cathy Schulman
4 other nominees
77th Ceremony 2004
Winner

Million Dollar Baby

Clint Eastwood | Albert S. Ruddy | Tom Rosenberg

4 other nominees
76th Ceremony 2003
Winner

The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King

Barrie M. Osborne | Peter Jackson | Fran Walsh

4 other nominees
75th Ceremony 2002
4 other nominees
74th Ceremony 2001
Winner

A Beautiful Mind

Brian Grazer | Ron Howard

Craft Credits Brian Grazer Ron Howard
4 other nominees
73rd Ceremony 2000
Winner

Gladiator

Douglas Wick | David Franzoni | Branko Lustig

4 other nominees

1990s

American Beauty poster
Era Marker

American Beauty

A visual entry point into the 1990s Best Picture run.

72nd Ceremony 1999
Winner

American Beauty

Bruce Cohen | Dan Jinks

Craft Credits Bruce Cohen Dan Jinks
4 other nominees
71st Ceremony 1998
Winner

Shakespeare in Love

David Parfitt | Donna Gigliotti | Harvey Weinstein | Edward Zwick | Marc Norman

4 other nominees
70th Ceremony 1997
Winner

Titanic

James Cameron | Jon Landau

Craft Credits James Cameron Jon Landau
4 other nominees
68th Ceremony 1995
Winner

Braveheart

Mel Gibson | Alan Ladd Jr. | Bruce Davey

4 other nominees
67th Ceremony 1994
Winner

Forrest Gump

Wendy Finerman | Steve Tisch | Steve Starkey

4 other nominees
66th Ceremony 1993
Winner

Schindler's List

Steven Spielberg | Gerald R. Molen | Branko Lustig

4 other nominees
64th Ceremony 1991
Winner

The Silence of the Lambs

Edward Saxon | Kenneth Utt | Ron Bozman

4 other nominees

1980s

62nd Ceremony 1989
Winner

Driving Miss Daisy

Richard D. Zanuck | Lili Fini Zanuck

4 other nominees
61st Ceremony 1988
4 other nominees
57th Ceremony 1984
4 other nominees
55th Ceremony 1982
Winner

Gandhi

Richard Attenborough

4 other nominees

1970s

52nd Ceremony 1979
4 other nominees
51st Ceremony 1978
Winner

The Deer Hunter

Barry Spikings | Michael Deeley | Michael Cimino | John Peverall

4 other nominees
49th Ceremony 1976
Winner

Rocky

Irwin Winkler | Robert Chartoff

4 other nominees
48th Ceremony 1975
Winner

One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest

Saul Zaentz | Michael Douglas

4 other nominees
47th Ceremony 1974
Winner

The Godfather Part II

Francis Ford Coppola | Gray Frederickson | Fred Roos

4 other nominees
46th Ceremony 1973
Winner

The Sting

Tony Bill | Michael Phillips | Julia Phillips

4 other nominees

1960s

Midnight Cowboy poster
Era Marker

Midnight Cowboy

A visual entry point into the 1960s Best Picture run.

1950s

Ben-Hur poster
Era Marker

Ben-Hur

A visual entry point into the 1950s Best Picture run.

1940s

16th Ceremony 1943
9 other nominees
15th Ceremony 1942
9 other nominees
14th Ceremony 1941
9 other nominees
13th Ceremony 1940
9 other nominees

1930s

12th Ceremony 1939
9 other nominees
11th Ceremony 1938
9 other nominees
10th Ceremony 1937
9 other nominees
9th Ceremony 1936
9 other nominees
8th Ceremony 1935
11 other nominees
7th Ceremony 1934
11 other nominees
6th Ceremony 1932/33
9 other nominees
5th Ceremony 1931/32
7 other nominees

1920s

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