Everything Everywhere All at Once
Daniel Kwan | Daniel Scheinert | Jonathan Wang
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Oscar Ledger Year Dossier
The 2022 file for 95th Academy Awards: winners first, ballot trails on demand, and the films that shaped the ceremony.
The 95th Academy Awards belonged to Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert’s exuberant, multiverse-hopping adventure *Everything Everywhere All at Once*. The film won Best Picture and Best Director, and Michelle Yeoh became the first Asian woman to win Best Actress for her role as an overwhelmed laundromat owner turned universe-saving hero. Brendan Fraser won Best Actor for his comeback performance as an obese, housebound teacher in Darren Aronofsky’s *The Whale*. The Daniels also won Original Screenplay, while Sarah Polley’s adaptation of *Women Talking* took the Adapted Screenplay Oscar.
What made the ceremony remarkable was how wholeheartedly the Academy embraced a film that refused to fit any traditional Oscar template. *Everything Everywhere All at Once* mixed martial arts, absurdist comedy, immigrant family melodrama and existential philosophy, and its seven wins suggested a new openness to genre-bending storytelling. Yeoh’s win provided one of the night’s most emotional speeches; Ke Huy Quan’s supporting-actor victory and Jamie Lee Curtis’s supporting-actress win for the same film turned the stage into a celebration of career second acts. Fraser’s win added another note of redemption, and the telecast kept circling back to the theme of persistence.
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 25 major-field records feeding into the full 36/29 ceremony ledger below.
Daniel Kwan | Daniel Scheinert | Jonathan Wang
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Best Picture went to Everything Everywhere All at Once. The winning leader is Everything Everywhere All at Once with 7 wins.
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The ceremony's top prize, updated dynamically from the winner row.
7 wins across the ceremony.
11 nominations in this ceremony.
The shortlist most readers look for first: 10 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 10-nominee field.
Best Director anchors a 5-nominee field.
Best Actor anchors a 5-nominee field.
Best Actress anchors a 5-nominee field.
Fast view shows every category and winner first, with nominee groups linked to the full ballot when you need the deep ledger.
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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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