DiCaprio finally wins Oscar; 'Spotlight' wins Best Picture

Leonardo DiCaprio finally won an Oscar for his performance in "The Revenant." He had been nominated for an Oscar four times for his acting.

The winners of the 88th Oscars were announced on the morning of Monday, March 1, in Los Angeles, USA.

At the ceremony, the film "Spotlight" won the Oscar for Best Picture. The film, directed by Tom McCarthy, also won the award for Best Screenplay.

The Oscar for Best Director was also awarded to Alejandro González Iñárritu for the film "The Revenant." This year, unlike last year, Mr. Iñárritu failed to win the Oscar for Best Picture.

The Best Cinematography award was also given to the film "The Revenant." This is the third consecutive year that Emmanuel Lubezki has won the Oscar for Best Cinematography, setting a record.

Another award for the film "Back from the Grave" was a spell-breaker for the Oscars ceremony.

Leonardo DiCaprio, who had been nominated for an Oscar for acting four times before this film, was finally able to win the golden statue.

The actor has been nominated for Oscars in previous years for the films "The Wolf of Wall Street," "Blood Diamond," "The Aviator" and "What's Wrong with Gilbert Grape."

Brie Larson wins Best Actress Oscar for 'Room'

Brie Larson, who won the Best Actress award at the Golden Globes, also won an Oscar at the Oscars for her role in the film "Room."

On the other hand, due to the award Sylvester Stallone received at the Golden Globes for the film "Creed", it was thought that he would also win the Oscar for Best Actor in a Supporting Role, but this award went to Mark Rylance for the film "Bridge of Spies".

The award for Best Supporting Actress also went to Alisha Wilkander for The Danish Girl.

At this year's Oscars, the film "Mad Max: Fury Road" took home the lion's share of the awards. The film won six Oscars for best sound editing, sound mixing, film editing, makeup, production design, and costume design.

At this ceremony, the Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay also went to the film "The Big Short."

"Ex Machina" won the Oscar for Best Special Effects. "Back and Forth" also won the Oscar for Best Animated Feature.

Following the 88th Academy Awards, the award for Best Foreign Language Film was presented to Laszlo Nemes for directing the Hungarian film "Son of Saul."

The award for best feature documentary also went to the film "Amy," about the life and death of British singer Amy Winehouse.

At this year's ceremony, Ennio Morricone, the greatest composer in the history of cinema, finally won an Oscar for his work on a film score. Mr. Morricone, who had already received an honorary Oscar for his lifetime achievement, won the award for best original score for the film "The Hateful Eight." He had previously been nominated for an Oscar five times.

Sam Smith also won the Oscar for Best Original Song for his song "The Writing's on the Wall," which he sang in the latest James Bond film, "Spectre."