“Everything Everywhere All At Once”, a wildly successful film

This is the kind of story that Hollywood loves: a success with the taste of revenge. Everything Everywhere All At Once, a UFO film between comedy and science fiction, won everything on Sunday March 12 at the Oscars, with a trio of actors on whom shortly before bet. Michelle Yeoh has become the first Asian woman to receive the Best Actress Oscar in 95 years. “For all the kids who look like me and watch me tonight, this is a symbol of hope and possibility.“, she confided.

Ke Huy Quan, Oscar winner after 40 years of absence from the screens

Jamie Lee Curtis was crowned best actress in a supporting female role, a consecration. “My mom and dad were both nominated for Oscars in multiple categories. I won an Oscar !”, she said, in tears. Ke Huy Quan had meanwhile disappeared from the screens since Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. 40 years later, he found Harrison Ford on stage. “My life started on a boat. I spent a year in a refugee camp and look, I made it this far, on Hollywood’s biggest stage“, he declared while receiving his Oscar for Best Supporting Actor.