Overview
- The film is nominated for Best Motion Picture – Drama, Best Non‑English Language Film, and Best Actor – Drama for Wagner Moura.
- Moura is widely tipped for the Drama actor award, facing Michael B. Jordan and Oscar Isaac, with Timothée Chalamet competing in a separate Comedy/Musical field.
- The Cannes‑launched drama recently won Critics Choice for Best International Film and now counts about 48 international prizes, including major U.S. critics’ honors.
- The retooled voting body counts 334 journalists from 85 countries, including 38 from Brazil, a composition seen as favorable to international productions.
- Brazilian public figures amplified support as the ceremony gets underway at the Beverly Hilton, with live coverage on TNT and HBO Max and TV Globo airing after Fantástico.