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Ayesha Roscoe

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Who Will Win at the Oscars

Those are all very different, but like I said, very ambitious in their own ways. So it's nice to see them in the mix here for sure. Of course, we've got the more traditional Best Picture nominees here. Glenn, tell us about this group.

Up First from NPR
Who Will Win at the Oscars

Those are all very different, but like I said, very ambitious in their own ways. So it's nice to see them in the mix here for sure. Of course, we've got the more traditional Best Picture nominees here. Glenn, tell us about this group.

Up First from NPR
Who Will Win at the Oscars

Those are all very different, but like I said, very ambitious in their own ways. So it's nice to see them in the mix here for sure. Of course, we've got the more traditional Best Picture nominees here. Glenn, tell us about this group.

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Who Will Win at the Oscars

Yeah. And, you know, for the past several years, we've seen international features nominated in the Best Picture category. And so this year, I'm Still Here actually earned a nomination. It's set in 1970s Brazil when it was under a military dictatorship. And it tells the story of a mother dealing with the disappearance of her politician husband.

Up First from NPR
Who Will Win at the Oscars

Yeah. And, you know, for the past several years, we've seen international features nominated in the Best Picture category. And so this year, I'm Still Here actually earned a nomination. It's set in 1970s Brazil when it was under a military dictatorship. And it tells the story of a mother dealing with the disappearance of her politician husband.

Up First from NPR
Who Will Win at the Oscars

Yeah. And, you know, for the past several years, we've seen international features nominated in the Best Picture category. And so this year, I'm Still Here actually earned a nomination. It's set in 1970s Brazil when it was under a military dictatorship. And it tells the story of a mother dealing with the disappearance of her politician husband.

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Who Will Win at the Oscars

And finally, we've got two movies that have been making lots of waves.

Up First from NPR
Who Will Win at the Oscars

And finally, we've got two movies that have been making lots of waves.

Up First from NPR
Who Will Win at the Oscars

And finally, we've got two movies that have been making lots of waves.

Up First from NPR
Who Will Win at the Oscars

Okay. We'll talk a little bit more about that in a second. But they've been on the scene since way back at Cannes. The Cannes Film Festival last spring. Stephen, what have we got here?

Up First from NPR
Who Will Win at the Oscars

Okay. We'll talk a little bit more about that in a second. But they've been on the scene since way back at Cannes. The Cannes Film Festival last spring. Stephen, what have we got here?

Up First from NPR
Who Will Win at the Oscars

Okay. We'll talk a little bit more about that in a second. But they've been on the scene since way back at Cannes. The Cannes Film Festival last spring. Stephen, what have we got here?

Up First from NPR
Who Will Win at the Oscars

Yeah. Okay, well, before we truly dig into who we think will and should win here, it's important for us to sort of briefly touch on the controversies that have arisen during awards season. There's the big one. Very soon after the nominations were announced in January... Some old racist and Islamophobic tweets made by Amelia Perez star Carla Sofia Gascon resurfaced by journalist Sarah Hagee.

Up First from NPR
Who Will Win at the Oscars

Yeah. Okay, well, before we truly dig into who we think will and should win here, it's important for us to sort of briefly touch on the controversies that have arisen during awards season. There's the big one. Very soon after the nominations were announced in January... Some old racist and Islamophobic tweets made by Amelia Perez star Carla Sofia Gascon resurfaced by journalist Sarah Hagee.

Up First from NPR
Who Will Win at the Oscars

Yeah. Okay, well, before we truly dig into who we think will and should win here, it's important for us to sort of briefly touch on the controversies that have arisen during awards season. There's the big one. Very soon after the nominations were announced in January... Some old racist and Islamophobic tweets made by Amelia Perez star Carla Sofia Gascon resurfaced by journalist Sarah Hagee.

Up First from NPR
Who Will Win at the Oscars

Now, in those tweets, the actress used slurs and other disparaging language to refer to a wide range of demographics and people, including Muslims, Chinese people, and George Floyd. Gascon apologized via an official Netflix statement, but continued to discuss it in interviews, and she suggested there was some kind of larger conspiracy at work against her.

Up First from NPR
Who Will Win at the Oscars

Now, in those tweets, the actress used slurs and other disparaging language to refer to a wide range of demographics and people, including Muslims, Chinese people, and George Floyd. Gascon apologized via an official Netflix statement, but continued to discuss it in interviews, and she suggested there was some kind of larger conspiracy at work against her.

Up First from NPR
Who Will Win at the Oscars

Now, in those tweets, the actress used slurs and other disparaging language to refer to a wide range of demographics and people, including Muslims, Chinese people, and George Floyd. Gascon apologized via an official Netflix statement, but continued to discuss it in interviews, and she suggested there was some kind of larger conspiracy at work against her.

Up First from NPR
Who Will Win at the Oscars

Now, to a lesser degree, the Amelia Perez team has also faced some flack for using AI cloning to widen Gascon's singing range. Amelia Perez led the Oscars race this year with 13 nominations. But I'm actually curious if you all think that these controversies have impacted this film's chance of taking home Best Picture. Linda, let's start with you and what you think will win.

Up First from NPR
Who Will Win at the Oscars

Now, to a lesser degree, the Amelia Perez team has also faced some flack for using AI cloning to widen Gascon's singing range. Amelia Perez led the Oscars race this year with 13 nominations. But I'm actually curious if you all think that these controversies have impacted this film's chance of taking home Best Picture. Linda, let's start with you and what you think will win.