2026-03-15T05:00:00-0400 / CBS新闻
以下是奥斯卡最佳影片提名影片的精彩片段，以及对电影人的独家采访。第98届奥斯卡金像奖将于3月15日（周日）颁发。
本届奥斯卡最佳影片提名名单如下：《Bugonia》、《F1》、《Frankenstein》、《Hamnet》、《Marty Supreme》、《One Battle After Another》、《The Secret Agent》、《Sentimental Value》、《Sinners》和《Train Dreams》。（制作方：焦点影业；苹果原创电影；网飞；A24；华纳兄弟；Neon）
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《Bugonia》
由2003年韩国电影《拯救绿色星球！》（Save the Green Planet!）启发创作，欧格斯·兰斯莫斯（Yorgos Lanthimos）执导的《Bugonia》融合了黑色喜剧、讽刺和尖锐的社会评论，探讨了企业贪婪、互联网和社交媒体宣传，以及蜜蜂困境如何成为气候变化面前人类面临的危险的象征。
奥斯卡最佳女主角提名者艾玛·斯通（Emma Stone）饰演米歇尔·富勒（Michelle Fuller），一位大型制药公司高管。她被一对阴谋论者特迪（Teddy，杰西·普莱蒙斯/Jesse Plemons饰）和唐（Don，艾丹·德尔比斯/Aidan Delbis饰）绑架，他们认为米歇尔是外星阴谋接管地球的关键人物。
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该片由编剧威尔·特雷西（Will Tracy）撰写，最初是为阿里·艾斯特（Ari Aster，《仲夏夜惊魂》导演）开发的项目，后来兰斯莫斯加入执导。作为黑暗喜剧大师，他此前作品包括《狗牙》（Dogtooth）、《龙虾》（The Lobster）、《宠儿》（The Favourite）和《可怜的东西》（Poor Things）。
“我立刻被剧本震撼了，”他在接受《好莱坞报道者》采访时表示，“我觉得它既有趣又引人入胜，同时极具冲击力，让你真正深入思考问题。”
在伦敦电影节（BFI London Film Festival）的对话中，兰斯莫斯谈到了影片结局的宏大与细腻，以及观众的不同反应：“有些人觉得结局完全黯淡绝望，而另一些人则看到了希望。我觉得这很有意思，这正是我们试图保留某种模糊性的原因，因为这反映了很多关于你的东西——比如，你如何体验这个世界，以及你如何看待它。我喜欢这种感觉。”
在威尼斯电影节上，斯通表示《Bugonia》的主题反映了我们当前的现实：“现在发生的很多事情都映射了这个时代的世界，而它以一种迷人、感人、既好笑又糟糕透顶却又充满活力的方式呈现出来。”
在杜比创作者对话播客（Dolby Creator Talks Podcast）的访谈中，奥斯卡提名作曲家耶斯金·芬德里克斯（Jerskin Fendrix）描述了他为影片配乐的独特方法——从宏大到悲伤，风格多样。在未阅读剧本或观看任何片段的情况下，他仅凭兰斯莫斯给出的几个关键词（包括蜜蜂、地下室和宇宙飞船），经过数月“神秘学”研究后创作了音乐。“我开始有点偏执，”他透露，因为在前期制作期间不被允许参与任何讨论。随后他录制了约一小时的音乐——部分纯管弦乐、部分合成器音乐，还有部分混合风格——这些音乐被兰斯莫斯放置在电影的特定场景中。“我认为很多音乐实际上反映了人物的心理——尤其是特迪，那种极度狂热的宏大感，但又充满偏执等等——是因为我基本上在同样的状态下至少待了一年，这要归功于约戈斯的执导。”
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Behind the scenes with the best picture Oscar nominees at the 2026 Academy Awards
2026-03-15T05:00:00-0400 / CBS News
Watch scenes from the films nominated for the Oscar for best picture, as well as interviews with the filmmakers below. The 98th Academy Awards will be presented Sunday, March 15.
The nominees for best picture at this year’s Academy Awards: “Bugonia,” “F1,” “Frankenstein,” “Hamnet,” “Marty Supreme,” “One Battle After Another,” “The Secret Agent,” “Sentimental Value,” “Sinners,” and “Train Dreams.” Focus Features; Apple Original Films; Netflix; A24; Warner Brothers; Neon
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“Bugonia”
Inspired by a 2003 Korean movie called “Save the Green Planet!,”, Yorgos Lanthimos’ “Bugonia” blends dark comedy, satire, and pointed social commentary about corporate greed, internet and social media propaganda, and how the plight of bees is a sign of the dangers confronting mankind in the face of climate change.
Best actress Oscar nominee Emma Stone plays Michelle Fuller, a Big Pharma corporate executive who is kidnapped by a pair of conspiracy theorists, Teddy and Don (Jesse Plemons and Aidan Delbis), who believe Michelle is key to an alien plot to take over the world.
https://youtu.be/fgIm997nVqg
Written by screenwriter Will Tracy, the film was originally developed for Ari Aster (“Midsommar”), before Lanthimos came on board. A master of the darkly comic, his previous films include “Dogtooth,” “The Lobster,” “The Favourite,” and “Poor Things.”
“I was immediately blown away,” he told The Hollywood Reporter about the script. “I felt it was so funny and entertaining but also extremely impactful and made you really think about things deeply.”
In a conversation at the BFI London Film Festival, Lanthimos talked about the ending of the film, which is both grand and intimate, and about people’s reactions: “Some of them are like, they see it as totally bleak and desperate, and others see it as hopeful. And I think that’s interesting, and that’s where we try to maintain some kind of ambiguity because it tells a lot about you – like, how you experience this and how you see the world. I love that to happen.”
At the Venice Film Festival, Stone said that the themes of “Bugonia” reflect our current reality: “There’s so much that’s happening that’s reflective of this time in our world and it’s told in a way that’s really fascinating and moving, funny and f* up, and alive.”
In a conversation for the Dolby Creator Talks Podcast, Oscar-nominated composer Jerskin Fendrix described his unusual approach to writing the film’s score, which ranges from grandiose to sorrowful. Without having read the script, or watched any footage, he composed music following months of “esoteric” research he conducted based on just a few words given him by Lanthimos, which included bees, basements, and spaceships. “I was starting to get a bit paranoid,” he said, not being allowed into any discussions during pre-production. He then recorded about an hour of music — some purely orchestral, some for synthesizers, and some a mixture – that Lanthimos placed at specific points in the movie. “I think the reason that a lot of the music actually echoes the psychology — especially of Teddy, this kind of really frantic grandiosity, but paranoia, and so on — is because I was basically in the same position for at least a year, by virtue of Yorgos’ direction,” he said.[Listen to the track[_
https://youtu.be/Yhkw9lVihrw
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https://www.cbsnews.com/video/guillermo-del-toro-on-frankenstein-and-remaking-a-monster/
https://youtu.be/-kaH6iMiERQ
https://www.cbsnews.com/video/extended-interview-jessie-buckley/
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https://www.cbsnews.com/video/extended-interview-stellan-skarsgard/
https://www.cbsnews.com/video/michael-b-jordan-on-sinners/
https://youtu.be/O0-C44WXEHU
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