Canadian makeup artist Adrien Morot wins Oscar for ‘The Whale’
Also among the early Canadian winners was Toronto director Daniel Roher, whose filmRoher’s film is an investigative look into the poisoning of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, who is now in a gulag in Russia and believed to be in solitary confinement.
“I would like to dedicate this award to ‘Navalny’ to all political prisoners around the world. Alexei — the world has not forgotten your vital message to us all. We cannot, we must not be afraid to oppose dictators and authoritarianism wherever it rears its head,” Roher said on stage. In an interview ahead of the awards, Roher said all the attention the film is getting has been “bittersweet,” but he hopes that the spotlight will help keep Navalny alive.The other documentary nominees included the Canada-U.S. co-production
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