The 98th Academy Awards ceremony was held last night, and the absolute winner of the evening was the film "One Battle After Another", which won a total of six golden statuettes from a total of 13 nominations.
The film by director Paul Thomas Anderson was awarded in the categories of best film, best director, best editing, best adapted screenplay, best supporting actor and best casting.
It is a political thriller starring Leonardo DiCaprio, which tells the story of militant activists in the United States fighting for the rights of migrants.
The second-place winner was the film "Sinners," which took home four Oscars, while "Frankenstein" won three. The animated K-pop hit "Demon Hunters" won two Oscars.
The golden statuettes for best actor and actress were awarded to Michael B. Jordan for the film "Sinners" and to Jesse Buckley for "Hamnet."
The American Academy Awards ceremony was held at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood, Los Angeles, and the ceremony was hosted by comedian Conan O'Brien.
Autumn Durald Arcapo won the Oscar for Best Cinematography, becoming the first woman to win the golden statuette in this category.
"The Singers" and "Two People Exchanging Saliva" shared the award for best short film, which happens for only the sixth time in the ceremony's nearly century-long history.
Cassandra Kouloukoundis won her first Oscar for Best Casting for "One Battle After Another," and "Avatar: Fire and Ashes" won the award for Best Visual Effects.
