Oscars 2023: 11 nominations for Everything Everywhere All at Once, which returns to the cinema on February 2nd

Recently winner of two Golden Globes (Michelle Yeoh Best Actress in a Musical or Comedy Film and Ke Huy Quan Best Supporting Actor) and with assets a decidedly impressive list of awards and nominations (179 wins and 283 nominations for major international awards), Everything Everywhere All at Oncewith ben 11 Oscar nominations 2023is the film with the most nominations for the 95th Academy Awardswhich will be delivered on stage at the Dolby Theater in Los Angeles on March 12th.
These are the categories in which it was Oscar nominee 2023: Best Film, Best Director, Best Actress – Michelle Yeoh, Best Supporting Actor – Ke Huy Quan, Best Supporting Actress – Jamie Lee Curtis, Best Supporting Actress – Stephanie Hsu, Best Original Screenplay, Best Costume Design, Best Score , Best Song – This Is A Life and Best Editing.

The Oscar nominations 2023 of Everything Everywhere All at Once: the commentary of Andrea Romeo (I Wonder Pictures)

Andrew Romeofounder and managing director of I Wonder Picturescomments:

As known to those who have lived to notice it, chaos has its own order and its own recursive cycles. There are seasons in which the reaffirmation of consolidated values ​​seems to constantly prevail: the new seems to have no space and any risk does not make sense. And then everything changes. The things that are taken for granted now seem inefficient to us, the improbable becomes possible and every new idea is necessary. As if he was expecting nothing else. A crisis changes the cards on the table. A political, cultural, economic upheaval is enough to change the paradigm of the possible. And so it is in cinema. There are films that arrive at the right time. Often little nutshells, independent of the majors, pushed up by a wave that they didn’t generate but that they know how to navigate best.

This is the case of Everything Everywhere All at Once, a product of the independent house A24, which seems to know how to surf the new wave perfectly. Like El Mariachi in my cinephile generation and Easy Rider in my parents’, the Daniels Multiverse has grown week after week at the US Box Office, swelled the ranks of its US and global supporters to surpass 10 million viewers. EEAAO has overwhelmed half the world’s media and social networks with its imagery and now it’s hitting the Oscars like a tsunami. In Italy the film has arrived for the most curious and for those who already knew it in the heat of last October, but now (February 2) it returns to the cinema driven by the Oscar nominations and by the curiosity it has generated in recent months.

EEAAO, I want to say it clearly, is a film with a high propulsion of improbability. If you are among those who have already loved it, I am sure you will want to come back and see it in theaters with friends who you want to experience. If, on the other hand, you are one of those who don’t like to take risks or have thought that it didn’t deserve their attention, consider for once the possibility of doing something unlikely and go to the cinema to see EEAAO. It could change your life or at least your day.

A great success and a challenge won for I Wonder Pictures in collaboration with the Unipol Biografilm Collection, which take the opportunity to bring the film back to Italian cinemas from 2 February.
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Evelyn Wang (Michelle Yeoh) runs a small laundromat, has a teenage daughter who no longer understands, a dazed father and a fruitless marriage. A routine tax audit unexpectedly becomes the door through which Evelyn is drawn into an enthralling and colorful adventure in the most innovative and entertaining multiverse ever seen in cinemas. Called upon to save the fate of universes, she will have to draw on all of her courage to defeat a seemingly unstoppable enemy and restore harmony to her family.