Oscars 2016 Review

Viviana Ferreira, Reporter

New Year, new nominations for this year 2016. Where we see favorite actors or singers and so much more that come in one place. In the Oscar there was Chris rock and Jimmy kimmel are one of those that are hosting. The actor and supporting role that was bridge of spies by Mark Rylance.  In actor in a leading role is the revenant by Leonardo Dicaprio. For costume design was mad max: fury road by Jenny Beavan. The next Oscar winner for makeup and hairstyling mad max: fury road by Lesley Vanderwalt, ElkaWardega and Damian Martin. In the foreign language film is son of saul by Hungary.  For award for film editing mad max: fury road by Margaret Sixel. For the best live action film is Maat Kirby and James Lucas. For the best documentary short subject a girl in the river: the price of forgiveness by Sharmeen Obaid Chinoy. Sound mixing mad max: fury road by Chris Jenkins, Gregg Rudloff and Ben Osmo. Sound editing goes to mad max: fury road by Mark Mangini and David White. The actress in supporting role the Danish girl by Alicia Vikander. Next is actress in leading role room by Brie Larson. Visual ex machina by Andrew Whitehurst, Paul Norris, Mark Ardington and Sara Bennett. Animated short film bear story by Gabriel Osorio and Pato Escala. Next animated feature film inside out by Pete Docter and Jonas Rivera. The winner for the production design mad max: fury road by production design is Colin Gibson and set decoration is Lisa Thompson. For winner of cinematography the revenant by Emmanuel Lubezki. The best documentary feature is to amy by Asif Kapadia and James Gay Rees. For the best original song writing’s on the wall from spectre music and lyric by Jimmy Napes and Sam Smith. For the award for original score is the hateful eight by Ennio Morricone. Award for directing is the revenant by Alejandro G. Inarritu.  For original screenplay is spotlight by Josh singer and Tom McCarthy. In adapted screen play the big short by Charles Randolph and Adam Mckay. This year’s Oscars proved much of arts and cinematography over acting.