Nominations for the 97th Academy Awards have been postponed after deadly wildfires broke out in the Los Angeles area.

The nominees for the 97th Academy Awards have finally been revealed, after two postponements due to devastating wildfires sweeping through Southern California.

The wildfires have not subsided yet, with a new fire, the Hughes Fire, breaking out north of Los Angeles this week.

But the nominations continued as scheduled on Thursday, with the divisive experimental musical Emilia Perez receiving the most nominations.

One of her thirteen nominations was history-making: Carla Sofía Gascón became the first transgender woman ever honored in the Best Actress category.

She plays a former cartel boss in the film who secretly undergoes gender-affirming surgery and reinvents herself as a humanitarian aid in modern-day Mexico.

But her category will be one of the most exciting to watch, with stiff competition from The Substance’s Demi Moore and Brazilian actress Fernanda Torres from the historical drama I’m Still Here.

Broadway hit “Wicked” received 10 more Oscar nominations, signaling a strong year for Hollywood musicals. “The Brutalist,” a drama about an architect who survived the Holocaust and moved to the United States, received 10 nominations.

Other favorites from the Academy this year included the Vatican drama Conclave and the Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown, both of which received eight nominations. Another six nominations went to the funny comedy-drama “Anora,” about a stripper who marries the son of a wealthy Russian.

Some of the biggest criticism came in the crowded Best Actress category, with Mariah’s Angelina Jolie, Babygirl’s Nicole Kidman, and Emilia Perez’s Selena Gomez all left out in the cold.

But the surprise came in the form of a nomination for Romanian-American actor Sebastian Stan, who received recognition for his portrayal of US President Donald Trump in The Apprentice, a definitive portrait of ambition and ego.

Best photo

• Anora
• Brutal
• Completely anonymous
• concave
• Sand Dunes: Part Two
• Emilia Perez
• I’m still here
• Nickel Boys
• Article
• evil

Actor in a lead role

• Adrien Brody, Brutality
• Timothée Chalamet, completely anonymous
• Colman Domingo, Rich Sings
• Ralph Fiennes, The Secret Meeting
• Sebastian Stan, the intern

Actor in a supporting role

• Yura Borisov, Anora
• Kieran Culkin, Real Pain
• Edward Norton, completely anonymous
• Guy Pearce, The Brutalist
• Jeremy Strong, intern

Actress in a leading role

• Cynthia Erivo, evil
• Carla Sofia Gascon, Emilia Perez
• Mickey Madison, Anora
• Demi Moore, Article
• Fernanda Torres, you’re still here

Actress in a supporting role

• Monica Barbaro, completely anonymous
• Ariana Grande, evil
• Felicity Jones, brutality
• Isabella Rossellini, The Conclave
• Zoe Saldana, Emilia Perez

Long animated film

• flow
• Inside out 2
• Snail diary
• Wallace and Gromit: The Revenge of Most Birds
• Wild robot

Short animated film

• Beautiful men
• In the shadow of the cypress
• Magic candy
• Wander to wonder
• Yuki

Cinematography

• Brutal
• Sand Dunes: Part Two
• Emilia Perez
• Maria
• Nosferatu

Fashion design

• Completely anonymous
• concave
• The second wrestler
• Nosferatu
• evil

directing

• Sean Baker, Anora
• Brady Corbett, the Brutalist
• James Mangold, completely anonymous
• Jacques Audiard, Emilia Perez
• Coralie Fargate, Article

Long documentary film

• Black Box Diaries
• No other land
• Porcelain War
• The soundtrack to the coup
• sugar-cane

Short documentary film

• Death in numbers
• I’m ready, Sheriff
• incident
• Beating Heart Tools
• The only girl in the orchestra

Film editing

• Sean Baker, Anora
• David Jancso, The Brutalist
• Nick Emerson, The Secret Meeting
• Juliet Wellfling, Emilia Perez
• Myron Kirsten, villain

International feature film

• I’m still here, Brazil
• The Girl with the Needle, Denmark
• Emilia Perez, France
• Holy fig seed, Germany
• Flow, Latvia

Makeup and hair styling

• Mike Marino, David Bristow and Crystal Jurado: A different man
• Giulia Flock Carbonell, Emmanuel Janvier, Jean-Christophe Spadasini: Emilia Pérez
• David White, Tracy Loder, and Susan Storkes-Monton: Nosferatu
• Pierre-Olivier Bersin, Stephanie Guillon and Marilyn Scarcelli: Article
• Frances Hannon, Laura Blount, and Sarah Noth: The villains

Music (original score)

• Daniel Bloomberg, the brutal
• Volker Bertelmann, Chamber
• Clement Ducol, Camille and Emilia Perez
• John Powell and Stefan Schwartz, are evil
• Chris Powers, the wild robot

Music (original song)

• Evil by Emilia Perez
  • Music by Clement Ducoulle and Camille
  • Lyrics by Clement Ducul, Camille and Jacques Audiard
• The journey of the six-triple-eight
  • Music and lyrics by Diane Warren
• Like a bird singing, singing
  • Music and lyrics by Abraham Alexander and Adrian Quesada
• My Way by Emilia Perez
  • Music and lyrics by Camille and Clement Ducoul
• It’s Never Too Late by Elton John: It’s Never Too Late
  • Music and lyrics by Elton John, Brandi Carlile, Andrew Watt and Bernie Taupin

Production design

• Brutal
  • Production design: Judy Becker
  • Set decorator: Patricia Coccia
• concave
  • Production design: Susie Davies
  • Set decorator: Cynthia Slater
• Sand Dunes: Part Two
  • Production design: Patrice Vermette
  • Decoration set: Shin Fu
• Nosferatu
  • Production design: Craig Lathrop
  • Set decorator: Beatrice Printerova
• evil
  • Production design: Nathan Crowley
  • Set decor: Lee Sandalis

Live short film

• link
• Anuja
• I’m not a robot
• The last guard
• The man who cannot remain silent

voice

• Completely anonymous
  • Todd Maitland, Donald Sylvester, Ted Kaplan, Paul Massey and David Giammarco
• Sand Dunes: Part Two
  • Gareth John, Richard King, Ron Bartlett and Doug Hemphill
• Emilia Perez
  • Erwan Kerzanet, Emeric Devolder, Maxence Dusser, Cyril Holtz, and Niels Barletta
• evil
  • Simon Hayes, Nancy Nugent Title, Jack Dolman, Andy Nelson and John Marquis
• Wild robot
  • Randy Tom, Brian Chumney, Gary Rizzo, and Leif Lefferts

Visual effects

• Alien: Romulus
• A better man
• Dune: Part Two
• Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes
• evil

Writing (Adapted Screenplay)

• James Mangold and Jay Cocks for Completely Unknown
• Peter Straughan for the secret meeting
• Jacques Audiard by Emilia Perez
  • In collaboration with Thomas Bedijin, Lea Misius and Nicholas Levici
• Ramil Ross and Jocelyn Barnes for Nickel Boys
• Clint Bentley and Greg Quidar for Sing Sing
  • Story by Clint Bentley, Greg Koidar, Clarence MacLean, and John “Devine G” Whitfield

Writing (original screenplay)

• Sean Baker for Anora
• Brady Corbett and Mona Fastvold for “The Brutalist.”
• Jesse Eisenberg on Real Pain
• Moritz Binder and Tim Fehlbaum on September 5, co-written by Alex David
• Coralie Fargate for the material