More than Oscar, Solomon | Oscar 2019: Won Green Boo …

Green Paper: A friendship without borders He was the winner of the 91st Oscars, delivered last night at the Dolby Theater in Los Angeles, with three of the five statues he aspired to: Best Film, Screenplay and Actor for Mahershala Ali. It was a chronometer-dominated ceremony and the Hollywood Academy's desire to leave everyone happy, including Latinos and African Americans, allowing the eight titles nominated in the main category to remain with a prize. Thus, although Peter Farrelly's film won the most important category, Bohemian Rhapsody ended the evening with four Oscars (more than five nominations), while Black Panther and Rome they also did it with three (they aspired to 7 and 10, respectively). In comparison, it was worse The favourite, with ten nominations and just an Oscar for her protagonist Olivia Colman.

What happened last night showed that not all roads lead to Rome. The last work of Alfonso Cuarón was presented at the most important entertainment gala with the favorite costume after winning ten nominations and winning several awards throughout the season. To make matters worse, he had a serious chance of winning the Best Foreign Language Film and Best Picture Award, something unprecedented in Oscar history. But with the pbading of the evening, it became clear that absolute dominance was impossible, since, as in recent years, the Academy has opted for a solomonic division of the most important prizes. In this context, it was inevitable that a "consensus candidate" would be imposed as the kind Green paper, the story of an improbable friendship between a refined black pianist and a merciless Italian-American patovica in the early 1960s that fulfills each of the requirements to please both voters and spectators.

But Cuarón also has no reason to complain, while he wins the prize for Best Photography and Achievement – it is the fifth prize awarded to a Mexican in this field in six years after those obtained by Cuarón himself (severity), Alejandro González Iñárritu (Birdman and the reborn) and Guillermo del Toro (The shape of the water) -, while Rome It has become the first Mexican production to win the Best Foreign Language Film Award. Another who took a good part of the loot was Bohemian Rhapsody, something that could be felt from the moment Queen was chosen to open a gala that, for the first time since 1989, had no master of ceremonies. Freddie Mercury's biopic won four awards (Sound Mix, Sound Editing, Editing and Lead Actor for Rami Malek) and was celebrated with public applause each time.

The Mexicans are already satisfied, the Academy is dedicated to the recognition of African-Americans: member of the cast for Mahershala Ali, secondary actress for Regina King (If Beale Street could speak) and three statuettes of technical articles for Black Panther. He even won the prize for best costume, surpbading The favourite. The Greek comedy Yorgos Lanthimos, who aspired to ten nominations, barely won the best actress award thanks to Olivia Colman, an article in which a victory of Glenn Close is taken for granted more nominations (seven) and not of price. But "the" Afro-American moment of the evening was Spike Lee's speech after winning the Best Adapted Screenplay category of The KKKlan infiltrate. Presented by an exultant Samuel Jackson, who luckily did everything to follow the script, the director of Do the right thing He set fire to the scene by asking first "not to turn on the bading clock". Then he remembered his enslaved ancestors "who made this country" and the sacrifices of his family, and concluded with a direct reference to the situation: "The presidential elections are imminent Let's move, let's all be on the right side from the story.Between love and hate, let's do what's right. "