Film Awards refer to various accolades or honors given to recognize excellence and outstanding achievements in the film industry. These awards can be presented by organizations, film festivals, or industry professionals, and they typically celebrate categories such as acting, directing, writing, production, and technical achievements in filmmaking. Prominent examples include the Academy Awards (Oscars), Golden Globe Awards, and BAFTA Awards. Film awards not only acknowledge individual and collective contributions but also help highlight cultural and artistic achievements within cinema. They can significantly influence a film’s success, visibility, and longevity, often shaping industry trends and boosting the careers of award recipients.
Cinematic celebration marked the 97th Academy Awards at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles. "Emilia Pérez," Netflix's crime musical with 13 nominations, captivated audiences but didn't claim Best Picture. "Anora,"…