Jane Campion Wins Best Directing for 'The Power of the Dog' | 94th Oscars
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- Kevin Costner presents Jane Campion with the Oscar for Best Directing for 'The Power of the Dog' at the 94th Oscars.
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It's a bit sad that the most nominated film was the most forgotten, but you know, well for Jane campion she was really happy with her win, she really deserves it
I agree. I think Similarly
Few more years and voters would realize that they wrongfully chose CODA over TPOTD
_The Power of the Dog_ tying the 11-loss record with _The Turning Point_ and _The Color Purple,_ despite winning 1/12 (Best Director), is comparable to _La La Land_ tying the 14-noms record with _All About Eve_ and _Titanic,_ yet not winning Best Picture.
@@Wired4Life2 Also, it became the first film since The Graduate (1968) to win Best Director and nothing else and the 8th film overall to do so.
@Mister X Nothing to tell??? Well, art is incomprehensible for unintelligent people…
1994: Spielberg won from Campion
2022: Campion won from Spielberg
Jane Campion: The Vengeance is mine
She still won that year in 1994 for Best Original Screenplay though.
Three women that won Best Director. First Kathryn Bigelow, last year Chloè Zhao and now Jane Campion. These women are are amazing for their vision.
I just saw The Piano and I have to say yes!
About movies that won "only" one Academy Award, for best directing, I've always known about _Giant_ (George Stevens) and _The Graduate_ (Mike Nichols). Maybe there are others.
8 films in total to precise: Two Arabian Knights (1927), The Divine Lady (1929), Skippy (1931), Mr. Deeds Goes to Town (1936), The Awful Truth (1937), Giant (1956), The Graduate (1967), and now, The Power of the Dog (2021).
@@marcotulio5858 Yes.
@@rickardkaufman3988 So, there are other five films, you mean. Because he had already mentioned Giant and The Graduate, and obviously everybody knows about The Power of the Dog.
Jane Campion had won the Silver Lion at Venice International Film Festival and had also won the Golden Globe Award, the DGA Award, the Critics Choice Award, the BAFTA Award for Best Directing/Best Director before she won the Academy Award for Best Directing. Therefore, this win was undoubted. She became the third woman to win the Oscar for Best Directing after Kathryn Bigelow and Chloe Zhao. It was a shame that Jane Campion did not win the Oscar for Best Picture just as both Kathryn Bigelow and Chloe Zhao did.
Jane Campion is the only woman to be nominated twice for Academy Award for Best Director (winning once), and is the first female filmmaker to receive the Palme d'Or for The Piano which also won her the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay. She also made history at the 94th Academy Awards when she won Best Director for The Power of the Dog, making her the first woman to win Academy Awards for both directing and screenwriting, and the first woman without winning the Best Picture.
Fun fact: The Power of the Dog was the 28th movie in history to win Best Director without winning Best Picture and the 26th to do so while being nominated for Best Picture
Also, it is the only category it won.
@@scottvasquez1401 it's also tied with The Turning Point and 1985's The Color Purple as the movie with the most Oscar loses
@@scottvasquez1401 Yup, 1st film in 55 years and 8th overall to do so.
I wasn't and was shocked by this. I wasn't shocked because she was the only one that had a chance of winning. I was shocked, because 12 nominations, only one win. Wow.
The Power of the Dog is the first film since 1967’s The Graduate to only win Best Director and nothing else.
It deserved Oscar for best actor too imo
@@ctrl.x264, i don’t know man. Everyone is gaga about Andrew Garfield in Tick…Tick, Boom!
It's sad
@@ctrl.x264 Even though Will Smith was wrong for what he did, HE DESERVED IT
What a wonderful description from Kevin Costner for his first cinema visit. Congrats to Jane Campion - very deserved👍🙏📽️
But Denis Villeneuve Snub was one of the greatest Oscar snubs, I mean Dune won Six Oscars and 10 nominations without Such great direction, Atleast he deserved a nomination 😔
I'm so happy that I'm not the only one who realized that when they announced the nominations
@@Portertubby1 next time will be nominated
Maybe the oscars dont like Canadians
This is sooo deserved. The precision in her directing was incredible in this film.
That's an interesting criteria you bring up there. As a non-cineast I find it hard to differentiate between what can be credited to the directing and what to the acting. How do you differentiate there?
@@commentor93 Directing isn't only about the acting.
Yes, directors tell what the actors have to do, but they do so many more things. Director is like the boss of everyone, he/she will tell the production how they want something and they production team will work to get what the director wants.
But when someone is watching a movie and say that the directing was good. It means the camera angles were good, the way the camera moves is precise, directing is about when to do a close up, or when to do a long shot, or when use a handheld camera or a steady camera, etc. Things like these.
@@kassiogomes8498 Isn't the creativity with and the directing of the camera also the job of the cameramen like Roger Deakins? How does the academy distinguish between them, in your opinion?
@@commentor93 yes, the cinematographer is responsible for filming the movie, but he doesn't decide how the scene will be filmed. For example, if there is a scene of a character running, the director will decide if that scene will be filmed with the camera behind the actor or with the camera besides the actor, the director will also decides, or in front of the actor, the director will decide if the camera will film the running scene is in a track or in if it will be handheld.
After these decisions the cinematographer will do what the director said and he will frame the scene the best way possible. The cinematographer will make sure the focus of the camera is in the right object, and she/he will adjust the lights on set.
@@kassiogomes8498 I see, thanks for the explanation.
I liked Kevin Costner’s speech. He’s passionate about directing! 🎥
Almost 3 minutes. Certainly "that was very dramatic".
@@ledepi34 I’m ngl I thought that was pretty disrespectful to him and his extremely genuinely and passionate speech. Maybe it was just her sense of humor that was misunderstood but idk it just seemed a little rude.
@@jmo5755 It's aussie humour. She didn't mean it to be rude.
3:37 That was the best moment of the night, because while watching I almost had a heart attack because I believed that The Power of the Dog was going to come out empty handed.🏆💓😪
Which would have been great and very deserved
Jane Campion winning was very deserved and we knew it was going to happen, but they at least had to nominate Denis Villeneuve for Dune. I hope he will get a nomination and maybe even a win for Part 2.
nolan also has a movie
And maybe Scorsese
@@coolc6379 and Fincher
But, I still believe it will be for Villeneuve 💖
Congratulations, Jane, you've become the third woman to win Best Director, what a wonderful achievement.
Jane Campion became the first woman to win Academy Awards for both directing and screenwriting in history.
And the first woman to be nominated for Best Director twice. Huh?
After 3 it’s not an achievement anymore, you’re just the next person that won. 😄
Good for her but I’m just sayin’….
Is it gonna be a huge deal with the 8th woman wins? What about the 27th?
They cut the live presentation of many categories but they allowed Kevin to talk for 3 loooooooong minutes!
How did this movie not win more Oscars🤦🏻
Because there was a lot of mid competition that year.
It's because it's a stupid movie
@@chriswlee7181Stupid movies don't get Criterion Collection 4K releases.
1. Jane Campion
2. Paul Thomas Anderson
3. Ryusuke Hamaguchi
4. Kenneth Branagh
5. Steven Spielberg
I'd switch Spielberg and Branagh but agreed.
one of the most well deserved wins of the night. Should've won Adapted Screenplay and Best Picture as well
thank god it didn't
@@yurimelo6742Have you seen what actually won those two categories?
3:37 If it weren't for that moment The Power of the Dog would eventually break The Color Purple's Sad Record, as the film that received the most nominations, but didn't win any awards. 🏆😥😥😥
_The Power of the Dog_ tying the 11-loss record with _The Turning Point_ and _The Color Purple,_ despite winning 1/12 (Best Director), is comparable to _La La Land_ tying the 14-noms record with _All About Eve_ and _Titanic,_ yet not winning Best Picture.
Jane deserved it a lot.....Well yeah I was rooting for Spielberg, but he has had his many moments of glory (even though he deserves many more)....This year was Jane's year to shine....Still can't believe that this is the only award won by Power of the Dog... Benedict deserved to win too
Loved Kevin Costner's speech a lot
Yes, i was so surprised when Will Smith won, i have nothing against him, i think he's a brilliant actor, but i was sure Benedict will win, i loved this performance
@@ctrl.x264 Will Smith won every major award though. Benedict couldn't even beat will at the baftas even tho he is british. Why were you surprised that he won?
Yup. I agree
True except that Spielberg got robbed by Harvey Weinstein for Saving Private Ryan
@@akshayg3363 that's the thing....he should have won best picture for that...and many more...but here we are
First time since the 40th Oscars a film won best director and no other award. The last film to do it was "The Graduate" with best director Mike Nichols.
she lost her head-to-head competition with Steven Spielberg 28 years ago, and here, the same subject pays off with her winning against Spielberg.
Lmao, good for both of them kicking each other's ass in the same category 😂😂
One of the best and beautiful films I've seen that year.
I wanted it to win
Best Picture
Best Director
Best Supporting Actress- Kirsten Dunst
Best Supporting Actor - Kodi Smith McPhee
Best Adapted Screenplay
At least it won Best Director for Jane Campion. Definitely well deserved.
It's a stupid movie
@@chriswlee7181 That's your opinion, sweetheart.
The Power of the Dog is a modern masterpiece, It deserved to win Best Picture !!
Exactly!! It did everything right, the only award it didnt win was PGA
Two female directors in a row! 👏👏👏👏 Okay Hollywood now we're talking!
Actually three
Katherine gigalo
Chole zhoa
Jane Campion
@@vickyvicky9035 you see it's Kathryn Bigelow and she won in 2010
EXACTLY
Hopefully they are not doing this for just woke points
@@glenwarne7518 They are. The Power of the Dog is nothing to write home about.
She cut the ego of the actor presenting her award ! Cut more egos Jane they take themselves too seriously!
next are...
Greta Gerwig, Joyce Bernal, Regina King, Sian Héder, Ava DuVernay, Lulu Wang, Marielle Heller, Radha Blank, Alma Har'el, Nia DaCosta, Angelina Jolie, Dwein Baltazar, Dee Rees, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Cathy Yan, Sofia Coppola, Niki Caro, Rebecca Hall, Nadine Labaki, Valérie Lemercier, Diane Paragas, Gina Prince-Bythewood, Eliza Hittman, Zoya Akhtar, Kelly Reichardt, Isabel Sandoval, Mira Nair, Antoinette Jadaone, Emerald Fennell, Gina Alajar, Patty Jenkins, Halle Berry, Cathy Garcia-Molina, Olivia Wilde, Liesl Tommy, Joanna Hogg, Maren Ade, Chinonye Chukwu, Lorene Scafaria, Mati Diop, Anne Fletcher, Céline Sciamma, Rungano Nyoni, Mary Harron, Claire Denis, Anahita Ghazvinizadeh, Martha Coolidge
You guys from the Oscars changed the visual identity on UA-cam. For a few seconds I thought it was another UA-cam channel.
Kevin Costner speech is just longer than the Winner's Speech.-.
of course, Kevin loves talking for hours. You ever seen Dances with Wolves, lol.
@@blackguyofthesouth2161 Including the extended cut
She is the first women to be nominated for Directing twice. Seems like you forget to nominate Kathryn Bigelow for Zero Dark Thirty and Greta Gerwig for Little Woman.
They weren’t nominated twice. They were snubbed for ZDT and LW it was all men during their film’s performance
@@jesseseale2558 Yes, because they didn't deserve to be nominated.
@@DK_75 I can understand ppl's obbesion with Joker but seriously you think David O Russell directed Silver Linings Playbook better than what Bigelow did with Zero Dark Thirty??
@@AmitChandraVerma No but he took Ben Affleck's for best director. He didn't take Bigelow's spot
She deserved for the piano ,but congratulations by the power of dog
More women should have been nominated for Best Director. Nadine Labaki should have been nominated for Capernaum and Alma Ha'rael for Honey Boy. I hope Nadine Labaki wins Best Director soon.
Capernaum as a perfectly harmless movie that shouldn't have been nominated for anything, let's be honest. The fact that it and Never Look Away were nominated over Burning is still criminal.
@@thefilmseeker Capernaum is an overrated film just because it was made by a woman
Eliza Hittman should have been nominated last year in Director and Original Screenplay (and won for the latter) for "Never Rarely Sometimes Always".
Kelly Reichardt should have been nominated for First Cow last year.
Greta Gerwig for Little Women was the biggest Best Director snubbed in 2020
It's so sad and humiliating that a movie like The Power of the Dog has been leading in nominations only to win one award. It was deserved as Best Directing, but it deserved so much more. It's horrible.
True. Academy have chosen a wrong best picture this time. Cant believe they chose a feel good film over a masterpiece of a filmmaking
@@JacobthePug _The Power of the Dog_ tying the 11-loss record with _The Turning Point_ and _The Color Purple,_ despite winning 1/12 (Best Director), is comparable to _La La Land_ tying the 14-noms record with _All About Eve_ and _Titanic,_ yet not winning Best Picture.
@@JacobthePug masterpiece? It is not. It is a very divisive movie. I found it pretty empty, nothing there. Had it not been for the name attached to it it probably would have have only got a few technical noms. The right movie absolutely won!
@@Denis-89 POTD is indeed a masterpiece, which unintelligent people would find empty… CODA was definitely not the best movie last year…
@@gauravw6947 lol, it was not that hard to get it. It was not exactly mind blowing. You don't need to insult other people to look superior
The Power of the Dog has great directing. Jane Campion became the third woman to win Best Director and the second consecutive after Chloé Zhao in 2021, as well as the first woman to win Oscars for both directing and screenwriting. The Power of the Dog became the first film to win Best Director with no other awards since The Graduate in 1968, and it marked the first time since the 91st Academy Awards in 2019 that Best Picture and Best Director were awarded to different films. Jane Campion became the oldest female director to win, the first woman to win Academy Awards for both directing and screenwriting in her different films, and the first woman not to win Best Picture after winning Best Director.
This movie was BEYOND and it was truly her vision more than anything
It's a stupid movie
"Thank you Kevin that was very dramatic."
3:36 Costner agreeing with Sam Elliot hahaha
Congratulations Jane Campion!
How did Liccorice Pizza get nominated for Picture, Director and Screenplay but nothing else?
Too divisive for the academy sadly
_The Power of the Dog_ tying the 11-loss record with _The Turning Point_ and _The Color Purple,_ despite winning 1/12 (Best Director), is comparable to _La La Land_ tying the 14-noms record with _All About Eve_ and _Titanic,_ yet not winning Best Picture.
International members truely didn't like anything about it lmao 😂
@@nediaelifra721 Must be.
@@nediaelifra721 I think international members really love it. The Americans were the ones who voted for CODA. Power of the Dog won at the BAFTAs, CODA wasn't nominated there.
Americans really love these crowd-pleasers tearjerkers about accomplishing things like going to college or getting a job.
You can clearly see which movies were carried by American votes and which were carried by European votes.
American: CODA, The Eyes of Tammy Faye, King Richard, Don't Look Up
European: Drive My Car, Power of the Dog, Lost Daughter, Belfast.
Maybe but coda and will Smith won the BAFTA too especially coda it won over tpotd in screenplay there
@@nediaelifra721 Smith was an undeniable thing because people assume he was overdue, he could be in any film and they would give the award to him. But nobody outside of the US really cares about King Richard, you can see that by looking at King Richard's international box office.
I have no ideia how CODA won best screenplay at the BAFTAs, It doesn't make any sense. But don't expect CODA to be nominated in international award shows for best foreign film.
One Day i'll be receiving this Oscar in this same Category.
I’ll be rooting for you and watching.
yes dude, manifesting it. see you on the Oscar channel in the future.
Kevin Costner honored the craft of filmmaking with his speech, something the Oscars barely did this year. His speech almost made me cry. I salute you sir and I can't wait for Horizon (his next Western feature)
In 1993, Steven Spielberg took the award for winning the Oscar for "Schindler's list", while Jane Campion was nominated for "The Piano". With this victory, Jane Campion is the third woman director to win, after Kathryn Bigelow and Chloe Zhao.
I'll just pretend this was for Best Picture. Poor Lady got Robbed
Kevin Costner has a nice voice.
Amazing woman
I like this lady maybe because she isn’t an American lol she comes across real rather than fake.
POTD should have won Picture, all the odds were in its favour
0:28 Will Smith empathizes lmao
I'm not even upset with It losing Adapted Screenplay or Best Picture.
But it could have won Sound, Editing, Cinematography. Im more upset that Dune stole so many awards from other deserving films. How does WSS only get 1 oscar when its direction, costume, Cinematography, and purification design were elite
What is WSS ?
Dune is better than west side story
The Oscars voters has better opinion than anybody else and I trust them.
I agree. West Side Story was an enchantment
As someone who loves "The Power of the Dog", the only wins it deserved were in the Acting and writing categories; "Dune"'s wins in Cinematography, Editing and Sound were all deserved because seeing it in IMAX was truly an experience that's been lacking in many movies these days and one I and many hope Villeneuve captures again in "Part Two".
濱口監督…いずれまたノミネートそして授賞すると確信している！
The Power of the Dog deserved 2 out of the 3 prizes won by CODA, which are best supporting actor and best movie. I'm happy for Troy Kotsur, but CODA was not the best movie
Also Best Adapted Screenplay.
I really hope Greta Gerwig wins this award some day (and/or a writing Oscar too)
Gerwig should’ve won Best Adapted Screenplay for 2019’s _Little Women._ Good for Taika Waititi and all, but his victory over Gerwig cemented the 2010s as the first decade since the 1960s to not see a single female winner for a Screenwriting Oscar. :/
@@Wired4Life2 I would’ve been fine either way if Gerwig or Waititi won; unlike Gerwig’s first screenplay nomination where I rooted for Jordan Peele all the way
Here’s really hoping she’ll win someday
@@codyhiginbotham6616 I was rooting for both Gerwig and Peele over McDonagh that year.
@@Wired4Life2 My Top 3 was actually Peele, Gerwig, & McDonagh
Greta will win for writing she Stricks as someone who wll win for screenplay
We can't argue get out truely deserved and even JoJo rabbit
The Power of the Dog deserved at least four more Oscar wins: Best Actor, Supporting Actor, Adapted Screenplay and... of course, Best Picture!
I find it ironic that in 1994, Spielberg son over Campion and in that year, Campion won pver Spielberg!
Good job to the cast and crew.
Why isnt Dennis Villeneuve in this cartagory?
02:59
Kevin Costner giving an emotional speech and Andrew Garfield is texting lol 1:27
Pta = Martin Scorsese
He will win for the departed 😭
Yeah Is no one gonna explain why Dennis not nomiated?
Alexis kwanten: who will win tonight bebe stevens true kyle broflovski donald duck ongo the winner is bebe stevens bebe stevens: aww thanks guys i'm sure the trohpy is about this aww thanks everyone
4:57 - it looks like Nicole Kidman is sleeping. 💀
This is odd. The movie's only win was Best Director?
SO DESERVED
Power of the Dog was SUPER snubbed... CODA was fine. I'm tired of them giving the awards to the feel good movie... reminds me of the year Green Book won over Roma. What a joke.
Yes because Nomadland and Parasite where such feel good films
I agree a bit that CODa was less deserving but CODA is still very good and Green Book beating Roma is infinitely worse than this
Ironic, the last time Campion was Best Director nominated she lost to Steven Spielberg (Schindler’s List). Now this time, she beat Spielberg
It's coincidence
Just like Will Smith and Denzel Washington (Will lost to Denzel in 2002)
God's plan
La academia siempre hace lo mismo, la más nominada es la más perdedora de la noche.
Una vergüenza, dio llevarse estatuilla a mejor película y mejor actor principal.
Yo perdí la fe en los premios
1993, Campion lost to Spielberg.
2022, Spielberg lost to Campion.
Congratulations. 🎉
Just finished the film. I’m glad she won.
Queen!
this is the first time in oscar history that a woman has won best director for consecutive years
Kevin Costner is a national treasure. One of Hollywood's greatest actors and directors.
3:37 PTA has been nominated for eleven Academy Awards. PTA is 21st century Stanley Kubrick.
Nah he will win an Oscar like Martin Scorsese he still young , look at ivory and scoresese they won when they are in their 60s he will win
@@nediaelifra721 he should have won an Oscar for Boogie Nights years ago, and for Magnolia, and for There Will Be Blood, and for The Master, and for Phantom Thread. He made 10/10 after 10/10.
He is one of the best filmmakers alive but he is still losing for bland and poorly made films like Belfast. It's ridiculous.
@@kassiogomes8498 Agreed
Portrait of Lady and Fire only got one Cesar for a lesser achievement, it was the biggest loser of the 45 Cesar Awards ceremony
She should've won for her first nomination.
The Piano wasn’t gonna touch Schindler’s List
@@scifinerd17 Schindler's List is trash.
Sam elliot is right
Come on Kevin, pick up the pace!
👏👏👏
Kenneth Branagh (Belfast) and/or Denis Villeneuve (Dune: Part One) (not nominated) should have won
If you’re in film or filmmaking, you’ll understand how beautiful and perfect it is what Kevin Costner said about directors.
Spielberg had far superior direction. I enjoy Jane's work, though Spielberg should've won.
Steven Spielberg did an amazing job with West Side Story, but Jane Campion was equally as brilliant but in a much more subtle way.
Denis Villeneuve deserved a nomination and a win for dune in this category.
Next Year it will Steven Spielberg for The Flabmen
I got Scorsese winning it
@@DK_75 depends on which one makes the better movie
@@eltonmiguel5359 True but we have seen a lot of autobiographical films in the past five years, so I really don't think the academy would give it to speilberg.
Marty is on his way....
🤞
*its like they´re at a funeral ~?~ maybe because of covid still*
shouldn't have been the only award the film won. At least an acting award, screenplay, cinematography, score and picture should've all been in the bag.
Kevin Costner ❤️ 🐎 🐺 🏹
IMO, it’s better when a director presents this award; especially if the presenter is last years winner
It just doesn’t seem right when non-directors present it
The Academy NAILED it when they got Guillermo del Toro to present to Alfonso Cuaron, and they did it again with Bong presenting to Chloe (not to mention it was one Asian to another), really hope the Oscars will continue this practice
Tbf Kevin Costner has literally won an Oscar for Directing. He's definitely more known for his acting but he is at least an Oscar Winning Director presenting.
@@bradleyashworth9666 Of course
And I wasn’t referring to him necessarily, I was just generally speaking
KEVIN won directing for Dances With Wolves
@Cody Higinbotham They’ve been pretty consistent with that. The last time a non-director presented this category was Emma Stone presenting to Guillermo del Toro, and that was a few years ago
waiting for the tribute of The Good Father
ah yes The Godfellas directed by my favorite director Brian De Palma & starring Al Pacino & Joe Pesci
@@peterunwin2932 plz tell me that’s a joke
@@callumgardiner996 oh HAHAHAH, i just notice i spell it wrong
I thought Chloe Zhao was presenting this.
Oh hey, the right choice! Didn’t see very much of that this year…
😶🙄
@@blackguyofthesouth2161 Hey, if you want to say that Best Picture, Actor, Actress, both Screenplays, Animated film or any of the Short awards went to the right movie, you totally can. You'd be wrong, but you're within your rights to think that.
The academy rarely gets it right 🤷 sentimentality over art is usually what they do , parasite was an outlier because nothing comes close to this
Look how many times Martin Scorsese got snubbed before he got his Oscar
how come poor jane lost to a translated movie😢
The Third Women To win Best Directing!
Narrative of Self is the result of a feedback loop between “Separate Self” & Cosmos 🎈
How did the movie fizzle out so quickly despite being the front-runner for a while?
Divisive and lacked passion more admired than loved it is like Roma
I wonder how Netflix feels about this.
I was happy for Jane Campion. She deserved Best Director, it was the ONLY thing good about TPOTD!
Definitely. She deserved to win
The film was kinda boring
What is TPOTD ?
@@ledepi34 The Power of the Dog
@@celticdw1983 It didn't hurt writing it, did it?
@@ledepi34 I can't believe you asked me what it stands for. It should have given you an idea
Is he alive Kevin Costner??
👀👀