'Everything Everywhere All at Once' Wins Best Directing | 95th Oscars (2023)

Nicole Kidman and Idris Elba present 'Everything Everywhere All at Once' with the Oscars for Best Directing.

WINNER: Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert, 'Everything Everywhere All at Once'

The 95th Oscars was held LIVE on Sunday, March 12th at 8e/5p, and televised live on ABC and in more than 200 territories worldwide.

'Everything Everywhere All at Once' Wins Best Directing | 95th Oscars (2023)

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[hatelovebowel]

People need to realize: Daniels swept most critics awards through the whole award season. They even won CCA/DGA, it's an ultimate acknowledgement of how excellently they ditected this movie. Not to mention most directors might not even understand their creative process and the chaotic nature of their movie. They deserve everything

[michaelmuldowney]

Did Stephanie Hu have any water left in her body at the end of the night - she cried each time the film won.

[hatelovebowel]

The Daniels bring such a breeze of fresh air into the movie industry. Unlike traditional filmmakers, you can make movies with all your original ideas and not afraid to be called weird. Besides that they created the most healthy and productive environment on set. They deserve the best director hands down, no question

[siyuwoaini]

The Daniels won DGA. Even their fellow director peers voted for them.

[psicologiauhpuntarenas]

It is the third time in the history of the Oscars that two directors have been awarded.

-West Side Story (1961): Robert Wise & Jerome Robbins
-No Country for Old Men (2007): Ethan Coen & Joel Coen
-Everything Everywhere All At Once (2022): Daniel Kwan & Daniel Scheinert

[rowanc]

Who would have thought the guys who directed the 'Turn Down For What' video, and the film in which Daniel Radcliffe played a gratuitously farting corpse, would become Oscar-winning directors!

[Tribdinosaur]

Watch any behind-the-scenes for EEAAO, and you'll see how Daniels Kwan & Scheinert not only brought excellence as creative directors,
they were also humane, resourceful, and mindful of their cast & crew's well-being,
perhaps more than any directors I've seen before--

they would start filming sessions with team building exercises,
they gave opportunities to their crew to experiment beyond what they were asked to do,
they accepted feedback from everyone~

I think great directors should be good leaders and good listeners, not just someone barking orders to make a narrow vision come true at any cost

[marvintran]

I LOVED this film!!
I’m soooo glad Everything Everywhere all at once won big at the Oscars!!

[AtlasBlizzard]

Fully deserved, this movie was impeccably directed. If it hadn't been, this whole crazy story would've never worked.

[neomoscoso]

I'm finally taking the time to watch this film for the first time and I'm already getting clues as to why it has been so critically acclaimed and won big that Sunday night.

[richardlugali]

The Daniels achieved the impossible with this film. In an era where there is almost no originality anymore and many movies are made just to make a quick buck. They come along, visionary people like them, and manage to make something tremendously special.

To make something so absurd become so moving is a very difficult task and they did it perfectly.

I would have loved to see a tie with Spielberg for his wonderful "The Fabelmans" but I am completely happy with the victory of this great duo.

[trinaq]

While I'm sad that Banshees or The Fabelmans didn't win, I'm still delighted that Everything Everywhere scooped it up.

[fippo]

let's be honest: AMPAS has gotten this category so RIGHT in this last decade. Jane Campion, Alfonso Cuarón, Bong Joon-ho, Chloé Zhao, Ang Lee, Alejandro González Iñárritu, Damien Chazelle, Guillermo del Toro and... now Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert. They all rocked this category. Even in the years when 'best picture' was really questionable, the directors winner has been tremendously right (I really hope Paul Thomas Anderson, Greta Gerwig, Denis Villeneuve, Yorgos Lanthimos, Mary Harron, Lone Scherfig will join this group in the future)

[angelcastaneda]

The Daniels join Robert Wise and Jerome Robbins (West Side Story), and the Coen Brothers (No Country for Old Man), becoming the third pair of directors to win Best Director. They joined the Coens in winning for screenplay, directing and Best Picture. Not bad Daniels, in being their second feature film after Swiss Army Man.

[aeh]

Idris Elba has one of the best voices I've ever heard

[pokemonlady]

These 2 weird and amazing men are the same 2 men who directed that "Turned down for what" music video. Daniel Kwan was the Asian guy humping everyone in the video. Congrats Daniels! It's so cool and it's so cool to be weird! So very well-deserved! How refreshing was this? These two are awesome and what an incredible movie! It deserved the sweep!

[jameshorn]

I was rooting for Todd but they are absoluty deserving winners.

[Mr.Tin_]

1:17 Jamie jumping for them it makes this even more epic

[tejasacharya]

Rare happens is that all the directors nominated were also nominated for best Orignal screenplay. No adapted screenplay writer is nominated this year.

[CC-klnh]

This movie comes at the perfect time of COViD and the racial biases towards the Asian community. To see the struggles of all immigrant families particularly Asian families. This brings to light why we do the things we do. It is for our children. ❤❤❤