What is the best film award, what is the Oscar, and what is the connection with the film?

The Oscar Award is an Oscar Award, which is awarded by Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Founded in 1928, it is held once a year in Hollywood, USA. It has enjoyed a high reputation for more than half a century. It not only reflects the development process of American film art, but also has a noticeable influence on film art in many countries in the world.

Oscar awards can be divided into achievement awards, special awards and science and technology awards. Achievement awards mainly include best film, best script, best director, best performance (leading actor and supporting actor), best photography, best artist, best music, best editing, best costume design, best makeup, best short film, best documentary, best foreign language film and so on. Special awards include the Honorary Award, Owen Sulberg Memorial Award, Joan Hercholtes Humanitarian Award, Scientific and Technological Achievement Award and Special Achievement Award. Among the above-mentioned numerous awards, the most influential is the best film award, and the best actor and actress award belongs to the main performance award. Winners are called "the best actor" and "the best actress", which is a great honor for actors and actresses.

The first nineteen Oscars only evaluated American films, and since the twentieth, the Best Foreign Language Film Award has been set among the special awards. The participating films must be large-scale feature films that were shown in commercial theaters in a certain country from last year 1/month1day to the following year1October 3 1 day. Only one film is issued in each country, which is recommended by the film organization or review committee of that country, with English subtitles, and submitted to the Foreign Film Committee of the Academy for review. Then, five nominated films were selected by secret ballot. A jury of 4,000 American film authorities selected the best foreign language film after watching five films. This award is only awarded to works, not individuals. From 1947 to 1993, Italy won ten awards, France won seven awards, Sweden won four awards, and Japan, the former Soviet Union and the Federal Republic of Germany each won three awards.

Winner of the 84th Academy Awards: (Last year)

A complete list of winners

Best film "The Artist"

Best Director Michel Hazanavicus "The Artist"

Best actor jean dujardin "The Artist"

Best actress Meryl Streep "Iron Lady"

Best Supporting Actor christopher plummer

Octavia spencer for Best Supporting Actress

Best animated film "Rango"

Best foreign language film Iranian film Nader and Simin: Parting.

Best Original Screenplay Woody Allen's Midnight in Paris

Best adapted screenplay: Descendants of alexander payne.

Best Original Score "The Artist" Ludovic Bos

Best original song "Muppet Movie"

Best visual effect Hugo

Best sound Hugo

Best sound editing Hugo

Best film editing "With The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo"

Hugo Dante Ferretti, Best Art Director.

Best Fashion Design "Artist" Mark Bridges

Best Photography Hugo robert richardson

Best makeup "Iron Lady"

Best live-action short film "The Coast"

Best animated short film "Maurice lesmo's Magic Flying Book"

Best documentary "unbeaten"

Best documentary short film "Face"

Winners of the 83rd Academy Awards:

Best film of the year:

The King's Speech

Best director (director achievement):

Tom Hobo)-The King's Speech

Winners of the 83rd Academy Awards (6)

Best actor (performance of the leading actor):

Colin Firth)-The King's Speech

Best actress (heroine's performance):

Natalie Portman)-Black Swan

Best Supporting Actor (Best Supporting Actor):

Christian Bale)-"Fighter"

Best supporting actress:

Melissa Leo)-The Fighter

Best animated feature film of the year:

Toy Story 3, Toy Story 3

Best foreign language film of the year:

Denmark, a better world

Best original screenplay:

The king's speech/david seidler, the king's speech.

Best adapted screenplay:

Social Network/aaron sorkin, Social Network

Film Music Creation Achievement Award-Original Music Score:

Social Network/Addicks Ross trent reznor, Social Network

Best art director:

Alice in Wonderland/robert stromberg (production design), Karen O 'Hara (set decoration), Alice in Wonderland.

Achievements in cinematography:

Inception/wally pfister, Inception

Fashion design achievements:

Alice in Wonderland/Colleen Atwood, Alice in Wonderland

Best documentary:

Internal work

Best documentary short film:

Strangers No More

Best Editing (Film Editing Achievement):

Social Network/Angus Wall and Kirk Bexte, Social Network

The best makeup in makeup:

Werewolves Rick Baker and Dave Else, Werewolves.

Best Original Movie Song (Film Music Creation Award-Original Song):

We belong to each other-Toy Story 3 (Toy Story 3)

Best sound editing (sound editing achievement award):

Inception/Richard King, Inception

Best sound effect (mixing achievement):

Inception/Laura Hirschberg, Gary A Rizzo and Edno Vic, Inception

Achievements in visual effects:

Inception/Paul Franklin, Chris Corbould, Andrew Lockley and Peter Bibb.

Best animated short film:

Lost things.

Best live-action short film:

Love god.

Irving Talberg Prize:

Francis Ford Koppala (Francis Ford Koppala)

Lifetime achievement award:

Jean-Luc Ge Daer.

Eli wallach (eli wallach)

Kevin brownlow (kevin brownlow)