“Oppenheimer” is not only successful on the screen, but also at the Oscars: seven trophies go to him at the end of the evening, including in the “Best Film” category. About a memorable evening that reflects on old traditions.
Theoretically it could have turned out differently, but at the Oscars in Los Angeles on Sunday evening, with a few exceptions, the favorites prevailed. “Oppenheimer” may have been a bit confusing for Christopher Nolan at times, but the members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, which awards the Oscars, were obviously completely enthusiastic: the three-hour film about the physicist Robert J. Oppenheimer, the development of the atomic bomb and The McCarthy era entered the race with an incredible 13 nominations and at the end of the evening had won seven Oscars: Among other things, “Oppenheimer” was honored as best film.