'Amy' winning Best Documentary Feature

Daisy Ridley and Dev Patel presenting Asif Kapadia and James Gay-Rees with the Oscar® for Best Documentary Feature for "Amy" at the 88th Oscars® in 2016.

[sajjadali]

I think if someone ever told Amy Winehouse that the story of her life would win an Oscar/Academy Award she'd never have believed you.

[applefan]

This just shows you how unbelievably gifted and talented Amy was. She had her entire life ahead of her and it’s so sad she didn’t even live to see her 30th birthday.

[taylorreign]

Amy 😭👑
“I want the public to know, I’m not a superstar.. just a girl who sings” she just wanted to be “normal” ❤️

[donnya.oryankingdonny]

We Love You, Amy Winehouse. Rest In Peace.

[gltch]

Hearing 'Rehab' playing while they were walking up to the stage is giving me the feels.
Amy i wish you were here

[sigmundgrizli]

This deserved standing ovation.Amy is legend ❤️

[maddluv]

"Rehab" playing in the background. Lovely. :')

[tommytruong]

Just realized, both Daisy Ridley and Dev Patel are in "Only Yesterday".

[sligo]

I cried that day when I heard "Amy".

[adityaraipradhan]

Very well deserved!!! 💚💚💚💚 Amy is the greatest documentary ever made..

[WiredLife]

This is payback for snubbing _Senna_ from 2011.

[sedlyholmes]

Wow the audience looks bored though wish they clap more at least they deserve it

[godslaya]

I'm sorry but Dev is very handsome

[fernandoortizfabian]

Daisy Ridley (Rey) Actress Of Star Wars Episode VII The Force Awakens Is Beautiful With The Grey Dress I See Of My Life (May The Force Is With You)

[MikhnevichNatalya]

Эми!люблю!❤️💓♥️💎🌹🖤спасибо за прекрасный фильм!💕💕💕💕💕💕💕

[Siulsr]

Listen to me Marlon is a great documentary of that year

[l.c.]

chipotle may be your lives but dev Patel is my life

[osacro]

Amazing and well deserved win, but ashamed the academy should been of not nominating Going Clear: Scientology and the Prison of Belief. A masterpiece of documentary¡¡¡

[MindGamesStudio]

Amy was a fine documentary and all, but The Act of Killing and The Look of Silence are two of the most significant and important pieces of modern filmmaking and it's an enormous shame that both of them lost the Doc Oscar to documentaries about musicians.

Again, no disrespect to Amy (or 50 Feet from Stardom, which I haven't seen), but Oppenheimer's films are life-changing watches - they need to be seen.

[officialndilhm.x]

Oh thats so nice!, deserved way more credit!