Anora dominates Producers Guild Awards, strengthens Oscar bid with top honor
- Sean Baker won the Directors Guild of America Award for Anora, surpassing Edward Berger and James Mangold at the ceremony.
- Anora secured the Darryl F. Zanuck Award for Outstanding Producer of Theatrical Motion Pictures at the 2025 Producers Guild of America Awards.
- The PGA Awards have historically predicted the Academy Awards, with 13 of the past 16 winners claiming the Best Picture Oscar.
- Other major winners included FX's Shogun for Outstanding Drama Series and Lucia Aniello for Hacks in the comedy category.
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Oscars 2025: Anora Suddenly Looks like the Best Picture Frontrunner
It is sometimes only a pleasantry when the winner of a major award says they “are so surprised to be here” while accepting the accolade. Yet that sentiment from Sean Baker seemed genuine Friday night when he accepted the Best Picture prize at the 30th annual Critics Choice Awards. Consider that just moments beforehand, his deceptively layered screwball comedy about a sex worker from Brooklyn, Anora, had been largely shut out by the critics. Up u…
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