Everything Everywhere All At Once dominates Spirit Awards week before Oscars
- The film won in every category it was nominated, including best lead performance for Michelle Yeoh and best feature
- Everything Everywhere All At Once leads the nominations at the Oscars with 11 nods
Everything Everywhere All At Once swept up yet more film prizes on Saturday, as it was named best feature at the Spirit Awards – one of the last major Hollywood ceremonies before next weekend’s Oscars.
The trippy sci-fi won in every category it was nominated, at a ceremony held in a giant tent at Los Angeles’ Santa Monica beach to celebrate low- and mid-budget films.
Its voters granted a whopping seven awards to the film, which was made for around US$25 million and became independent studio A24’s biggest-ever hit, with a global box office gross above US$100 million.
“This is too many. We’re so lucky!” said co-director Daniel Scheinert, collecting the night’s final prize.
Michelle Yeoh won best lead performance, and Stephanie Hsu won best breakthrough performance.
