Kenneth Branagh dedicates his first Oscar win and best original screenplay for “Belfast”, “To An Amazing City”

Kenneth Branagh recently became one of eight career winners nominated for an Oscar and died on Sunday, receiving an award for his original screenplay. Belfast.

“It’s a great honor for my family and a great honor for an amazing city and great people,” Bran said of his most personal film. “It is a search for joy and hope in the face of violence and loss”.

The black and white memoir is close to her own experience, which she grew up in 1969 during the riots in Northern Ireland. After Telluride’s debut last fall, he was at the helm of the Oscars. Eclectic Brana – Well-known stage actor and strong Shakespeare protagonist currently on screen as Hercule Poirot. death on the Nile – is the only person who was nominated in seven categories. He does not appear in the film, but is a director, screenwriter and producer, collecting nominations for all. The film set an Oscar record with seven nominations.

The film is the story of Buddy, a 9-year-old boy, and is set from his point of view, when the world suddenly becomes violent and his family (parents, grandparents, siblings) are faced with difficult decisions. It was filmed during a pandemic and is a demonstration of family importance at a dangerous time (it recalls the war in Ukraine that hit cities during the Oscars).

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Brana won the competition, mainly from the original script by Paul Thomas Anderson. Licorice pizza.

Belfast, From Focus Features, directed by Brana, produced by Laura Berwick, Brana, Becca Kovacic and Tamar Thomas, distributed by Focus Features. She also had nominations for Best Supporting Actor, Best Supporting Actress, Best Voice, and Best Original Song tonight.

Check out his speech above and his behind-the-scenes comments below.