
LUNARA FILM
Age
Age
Person1964–1965
Nominated at 2 ceremonies, most recently the 38th Academy Awards (1965).
Nominations
2
Wins
0
Span
1964–1965
Films
2
Oscar History
Every nomination and win on record for Age, by ceremony.

Nominee

Nominee
Nominated Films
2 films with nominations credited to Age, most awarded first.
Casanova '70
1 nomination
1 category
The Organizer
1 nomination
1 category
The Career Arc
Age at the Oscars, 1964 to 1965: each nomination above its year. Select any nomination to open its full race.
2 nominations 0 wins
Ledger Crossroads
Category and ceremony pages this profile appears on, with related Lunara Film writing.
Categories
Ceremonies
Editorial
Oscar Pick
Best Original Score — Ludwig Göransson
Göransson supplies the film's pulse and dread without simply repeating Oppenheimer, turning rhythm and pressure into an elemental part of the voyage.
Oscar Pick
Best Makeup and Hairstyling — The Odyssey
The physical wear of a decade-long war and voyage is credible enough for the branch conversation, but the category still needs clearer campaign evidence.
Oscar Pick
Best Casting — John Papsidera
Papsidera assembles a star field that still reads as a dramatic ecosystem, balancing iconic presence with enough friction to keep the ensemble from becoming...
Oscar Pick
Best Cinematography — Hoyte van Hoytema
Van Hoytema makes all-IMAX capture feel expressive rather than merely monumental, preserving faces, weather, distance, and danger inside images built for the largest screens.
Oscar Pick
Jesse Buckley
The Primordial Rawness of Agnes Hathaway There is a moment in Hamnet where the line between a performance and a religious experience simply dissolves....
Oscar Pick
Best Adapted Screenplay — Paul Thomas Anderson
Paul Thomas Anderson’s Adapted Screenplay win for One Battle After Another is worthwhile because it rewards a filmmaker using adaptation as transformation, not transcription....