LOS ANGELES — A24, the studio behind best picture winner "Everything Everywhere All at Once," already had an enthusiastic following for its highbrow films and edgy, youthful tastemaker reputation.
That cinephile cred was on full display at Sunday night's Oscars ceremony, where the press-shy New York indie darling netted its second best picture victory, six years after its upset win for "Moonlight."
"Everything Everything All at Once," a frenetic multiversal, multigenerational story about a struggling Chinese American immigrant family, won seven statuettes at the 95th Academy Awards, making it the winningest film of the night.
