Oscars 2025: ‘Anora’ wins big, taking home the Academy Award for best picture

“Anora” won a big Sunday at the 97th Academy Awards.

The 2025 Academy Awards featured a roster filled with fascinating stars, featuring Demi Moore, Ariana Grande and Zoe Saldanya on the red carpet at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles.

This is the complete list of winners of the 97th Annual Academy Awards.

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Best photos

1. “Anora”
2. “Brutal”
3. “The complete unknown”
4. “conclave”
5. “Dune: Part 2”
6. “Emilia Perez”
7. “I'm still here.”
8. “Nickel Boys”
9. “material”
10. “evil”

director

1. Sean Baker, “Anora”
2. Jack Audido, “Emilia Perez”
3. Brady Corbett, “Brutal”
4. Coralie Fargeat, “Materials”
5. James Mangold, “The Complete Unknown”

The lead actor

1. Adrian Brody, “Brutal”
2. Timothée Chalamet, “The Complete Unknown”
3. Colman Domingo, “Singing”
4. Ralph Fiennes, “Conclave”
5. Sebastian Stan, “Apprentice”

The leading actress

1. Mikey Madison, “Anora”
2. Cynthia Eribo, “Evil”
3. Karla Sofía Gascón, “Emilia Pérez”
4. Demi Moore, “Materials”
5. Fernanda Torres, “I'm still here”

Actors in Supplementary Roles

1. Kieran Culkin: “The Real Pain”
2. Yura Borisov, “Anora”
3. Edward Norton, “The Complete Unknown”
4. Guy Pierce, “Brutal”
5. Jeremy Strong, “Apprentice”

Actress in Supporting Roles

1. Zoe Saldanya, “Emilia Perez”
2. Monica Barbaro, “The Complete Unknown”
3. Ariana Grande, “Evil”
4. Felicity Jones, “Brutal”
5. Isabella Rossellini, “Conclave”

Zoe Saldanya has won the best supporting actress for her role in “Emilia Perez.” (Photo: Patrick T. Fallon / AFP)

The best original script

1. “Anora” Sean Baker
2. “Brutalist”, Brady Corbett & Mona Fastbold
3. “Real Pain” Jesse Eisenberg
4. “September 5” Tim Fehlbaum and Moritz Binder
5. “Materials,” Coralie Fargeat

Best adapted script

1. “Conclave” Peter Strafan
2. “The Completely Unknown,” Jay Cock and James Mangold
3. “Emilia Perez”, Jack Audido, Thomas Bidegaine, Nicholas Libecchi
4. “Nickel Boys,” Ramel Ross and Jocelyn Burns
5. “Singing,” Clint Bentley, Greg Quader, Clarence McLin & John “God G” Whitfield

Best International Features

1. “I'm still here,” says Walter Sales (Brazil)
2. “The Girl with a Needle” Magnus von Horn (Denmark)
3. “Emilia Perez”, Jack Audide (France)
4. “Sacred Fig Seed,” Mohammad Lasorov (Germany)
5. “Flow”, Miguel Gomez (Latvia)

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Best documentary features

1. “No Other Lands”, Basel Adora, Hamdan Baral, Yuval Abraham, Rachel Zorr (No Distributor)
2. “Black Box Diaries” Shiori Ito (MTV)
3. “The Porcelain War,” Brendan Belomo and Slava Leontiev (Picture House)
4. “Soundtrack to the Coup,” Johann Grimonpress (Kino Rover)
5. “Sugar Cane”, Julian Brave Noise Cut & Emily Cassie (Nat Geo)

Selena Gomez and Samuel L. Jackson have awarded the best documentary shorts and best documentary features. (Photo: Patrick T. Fallon / AFP)

Best animation features

1. “Flow” (Janus Films/Sideshow)
2. “Insider Out 2” (Disney/Pixar)
3. “Memoirs of the Snail” (IFC Film)
4. “Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl” (Aardman/Netflix)
5. “Wild Robot” (DreamWorks/Universal)

The best movie shoot

1. “Brutalist” LOL CRAWLEY
2. “Dune: Part 2” by Greig Fraser
3. “Emilia Perez” and Paul Guillaume
4. “Maria” Edward Luckman
5. “Nosferatu,” Jalin Blaske

Best costume design

1. “Evil” Paul Tazewell
2. “Completely unknown,” Ariane Phillips
3. “Conclave” by Lizzie Christol
4. “Gladiator II”, Jeanti Yates
5. “Nosferatu” Linda Muir

Elle Fanning was one of the best costume design presenters and went to Paul Tazewell for his “Wicked” job. (Photo: Monica Schipper/Getty Images)

Best movie editing

1. “Anora” Sean Baker
2. “Brutalist” David Janso
3. “Conclave” Nick Emerson
4. “Emilia Perez” and Juliet Welling
5. “Evil” Myron Caltine

Best production design

1. “Evil” Nathan Crowley
2. “Brutalist” Judy Becker
3. “Conclave” Susie Davis
4. “Dune: Part 2” Patrice Barmet
5. “Nosferatu” Craig Lathrop

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Best original score

1. “Brutalist” Daniel Brumberg
2. “Conclave” by Volker Bertelmann
3. “Emilia Perez”, Clement Docor and Kamille
4. “Evil” John Powell and Stephen Schwartz
5. “Wild Robots” Chris Bauers

The best original song

1. “El Mar”, “Emilia Perez” (Clement Docor, Camille & Jacques Audido)
2. “It's never too late,” “Elton John: Never too late” (Elton John & Brandy Carlisle)
3. “Mi Camino”, “Emilia Pérez” (Clement Ducol & Camille)
4. “Like a bird,” “Singing” (Adrian Quesada and Abraham Alexander)
5. “Travel”, “Six Triple 8” (Dianne Warren)

Miley Cyrus, alongside Miles Teller, was awarded the Best Sound award. (Photo: Frazer Harrison/Wireimage)

The best sound

1. “Dune: Part 2”
2. “The complete unknown”
3. “Emilia Perez”
4. “evil”
5. “Wild Robot”

Best visual effects

1. “Dune: Part 2”
2. “Alien: Romulus”
3. “The better man”
4. “The Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes”
5. “evil”

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Best Makeup and Hairstyle

1. “material”
2. “Another man”
3. “Emilia Perez”
4. “Nosferatu”
5. “evil”

Scarlett Johansson was awarded the Best Makeup and Hair Styling Award. (Photo: Kevin Mazur/Kevin Mazur/Getty Images)

The best documentary short

1. “The only girl in the orchestra”
2. “Death by Numbers”
3. “I'm ready, Warden.”
4. “Incident”
5. “A heart-pounding instrument”

Best Animation Short

1. “In the shadow of Cypress”
2. “Beautiful Man”
3. “Magic Candy”
4. “Wonder to Wonder”
5. “Yak!”

The best live action short story

1. “I'm not a robot.”
2. “Lien”
3. “Anuja”
4. “The Last Ranger”
5. “The man who could not remain silent”

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