The film "One Battle After Another" has received a record number of seven nominations at the Actor Awards, highlighting the dominance of English-language films.

The film "One Battle After Another," directed by Paul Thomas Anderson, set a new record with seven nominations at the Actor Awards, including for the ensemble cast and five individual nominations for actors such as Leonardo DiCaprio and Sean Penn. Warner Bros. led with a total of 12 nominations, followed by Focus Features and A24. In second place was Ryan Coogler's "Sinners," with five nominations, including for Michael B. Jordan. Excluding foreign language films from the competition, such as "Sentimental Value," the ceremony highlighted a trend of preference for English-language productions. The acting nominations were competitive, with notable surprises and omissions, and the ceremony is considered an important indicator for the Oscars. The final voting for the Oscar nominations will take place between January 14 and February 27, and the gala will be streamed on Netflix on March 1.