Nomadland
Frances McDormand | Peter Spears | Mollye Asher | Dan Janvey | Chloé Zhao
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Oscar Ledger Year Dossier
The 2020 file for 93rd Academy Awards: winners first, ballot trails on demand, and the films that shaped the ceremony.
Delayed by the COVID?19 pandemic and staged at Los Angeles’s Union Station, the 93rd Academy Awards had an intimate, socially distanced feel. Chlo’ Zhao’s lyrical road movie *Nomadland* won Best Picture, and Zhao became the second woman and the first woman of color to win Best Director. Frances McDormand won Best Actress for her quietly commanding performance as a houseless woman traversing the American West, while Anthony Hopkins won Best Actor for playing an aging man losing his memory in *The Father*. The Adapted Screenplay award went to Christopher Hampton and Florian Zeller for *The Father*, and Emerald Fennell won Original Screenplay for *Promising Young Woman*.
This pared-down ceremony put speeches and craft over spectacle and generated controversy by rearranging the order of categories: Best Actor was saved for last, seemingly anticipating a posthumous win for Chadwick Boseman. When Hopkins’s name was read instead, the broadcast ended abruptly, leaving some viewers stunned. Still, the night belonged to Zhao and McDormand’s film: *Nomadland*’s meditative tone and non-professional actors expanded the Academy’s idea of what an Oscar movie could be.
Annual Thesis
This dossier opens with the four races readers check first: Picture, Director, Actor, and Actress. 4 of 4 major races have winners recorded, with 23 major-field records feeding into the full 25/24 ceremony ledger below.
Frances McDormand | Peter Spears | Mollye Asher | Dan Janvey | Chloé Zhao
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Open race ledgerCeremony Snapshot
Best Picture went to Nomadland. The winning leader is Nomadland with 3 wins.
Best Picture Categories settled and marked as winners in the ledger.
The ceremony's top prize, updated dynamically from the winner row.
3 wins across the ceremony.
10 nominations in this ceremony.
The shortlist most readers look for first: 8 Best Picture nominees from this ceremony.
Major Races
A fast editorial scan of Picture, Director, Actor, and Actress before the full ceremony ledger opens out below.
Best Picture anchors a 8-nominee field.
Best Director anchors a 5-nominee field.
Best Actor anchors a 5-nominee field.
Best Actress anchors a 5-nominee field.
Full ballot mode is showing every winner, nominee, film, person, and review link for this ceremony.
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Poster-first highlights from this ceremony, led by winners and the titles that defined the night.
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A category-by-category winner roll call generated directly from the ceremony ledger.
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