The most important film competition of the year, which will take place March 3, 2025has already registered a Spanish film representing our cinema. Royal Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences chose a movie Second prize as a candidate to try to win one of the golden statuettes at the 2025 Oscars.
The feature film by Isaki Lacuesta and Paul Rodriguez managed to surpass Frame And Blue Startwo other options that They competed for the right to represent Spain at the 2025 Oscars.. In fact, this is not the first milestone achieved by the film, as it has been awarded best movie at the Malaga Film Festival.
Now yes, jump on the screens Hollywood try win the award for best international filmone of the most important awards at the 2025 Oscars, but not before it has to go through the process along with several other feature films.
‘Second Prize’ Should Earn a Spot at the 2025 Oscars
At the moment, this process is in its first stages. The first part is already ready: at this stage, each country selects its film to present at the Oscars 2025. As we have already said, the choice fell on Spain. Second Prizefilm, which will now be the focus of the competition judges. determine if it moves to the next phase.
The dates are already marked on the calendar, the next one will be December 17. On that day, the academy responsible for the 2025 Oscars ceremony will announce 15 international films were shortlisteda test that could already have excluded our candidate.
Now it’s daytime January 17, 2025 another screening will be carried out again starting from 15 to 5 moviesThis final handful of films will be responsible for sending out envelopes and allowing their creators to travel to Los Angeles to hear the final verdict.
Yeah Second prize manages to establish himself as one of the judges’ favorites, March 3, 2025 We will be able to find out the final decision and find out whether our candidate will win one of the golden statuettes of the 2025 Oscar award.
Historically, Spain has won a lot of Oscars?
Well, in 96 editions Of the Oscar awards held, Spain received the statuette for Best International Film four times.
- 1982: start overJose Luis Garci.
- 1993: Beautiful EpoqueFernando Trueba.
- 1999: All about my motherPedro Almodovar.
- 2004: go out to seaAlejandro Amenabar.
The situation changes if we look at the history of the finalists, where Spain managed to get in. 20 times as one of the favorites to win the award for Best International Film.
Yeah Second prize Whether he can break a 20-year streak without a statuette and win an Oscar in 2025 is something we’ll have to wait and see. The next gala is on December 17.
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