Oscars 2021: Nomadland Wins Big As Anthony Hopkins Takes Lead Actor Award For 'The Father'

Nomadland won big at the 93rd Oscars Awards ceremony, taking home major prizes amongst which was the best director and best film of the year. 

Late Black Panther star, Boseman Chadwick, lost out on best actor to Sir Anthony Hopkins who took the prize for his role in Florian Zeller-directed film, The Father. Meanwhile, his fellow cast in the superhero film, Daniel Kaluuya won the best supporting actor for his role in Judas And The Black Messiah.

Kaluuya made history at the event he became the first black British actor ever to win an Oscar. He was portrayed as Illinois Black Panther chairman, Fred Hampton, who was betrayed by William O'Neal who infiltrated the secret society.

See below for the full list of winners:

Best Film: 

Winner: Nomadland 

Best Director

Winner: Chloe Zhao, Nomadland

Leading Actor

Winner: Sir Anthony Hopkins, The Father

Supporting Actor

Winner: Daniel Kaluuya, Judas and The Black Messiah 

Leading Actress

Winner: Frances McDormand, Nomadland 

Supporting Actress

Winner: Yuh-Jung Youn, Minari

Animated Feature Film

Winner: Soul

Cinematography

Winner: Mank

Costume Design

Winner: Ma's Rainey Black Bottom

Best Documentary Feature

Winner: My Octopus Teacher 

Best Documentary Short Subject

Winner: Colette 

Editing 

Winner: Sound of Metal

Best International Feature: Another Round (Denmark)

Make-Up And Hairstyling 

Winner: Ma's Rainey Black Bottom 

Original Score

Winner: Soul 

Original Song

Winner: Fight for You, Judas, and The Black Messiah 

Production Design: Mank

Animated Short Film

Winner: Two Distant Strangers 

Adapted Screenplay 

Winner: The Father

Best Live-Action Short Film 

Winner: Two Distant Strangers

Original Screenplay

Winner: Promising Young Woman