Why is there no host for the 2020 Oscars? List of winners of the 2020 Oscars

As we all know, last year's 91st Academy Awards caused heated discussions among netizens because there was no host. This year's Oslo awards ceremony seems to continue last year's tradition. According to the lack of a host, the official said that this was to limit the broadcast time and ensure that the live broadcast can be completed within three hours.

Why there will be no host for the 2020 Oscars

On January 9, foreign media reported that Kate Burke, chairman of ABC Entertainment, the broadcaster of the Oscars, announced that the 2020 Oscars ceremony to be held on February 9 will continue last year's untraditional move and will not have a traditional host.

Judging from the broadcast data, last year's Oscars ceremony, which had no host, saw a rare small increase in ratings. Burke said that this was done at the time to limit the broadcast length and ensure that the live broadcast of the ceremony ended within 3 hours.

2020 Oscar winners list

The nominations for all awards at the 92nd Academy Awards in 2020 will be announced on January 13, and the awards ceremony will be held on February 9.

Nomination announcement date: January 13, 2020

Nomination list: To be announced

There is still a month to go before the 2020 Oscars. As this year's three major European film festivals have come to an end one after another, strong contenders for the Oscars have already appeared one after another.

What are the movies nominated for the 2020 Oscars?

"Parasite", South Korea; "Pain and Glory", Spain;

"The Painted Bird", Czech Republic; "Truth and Justice", Estonia;

"Les Miserables", France; "Those Once Upon a Time", Hungary;

"Land of Honey", North Macedonia; "Corpus Christi", Poland;

"The Tall Man", Russia; "Atlantics", Senegal;

It is worth noting that none of the three films nominated by China for this year's Oscar for "Best International Film" (formerly Best Foreign Language Film) made the list. Mainland China's "Nezha", Hong Kong's "Drug War 2" and Taiwan's "Who Fell in Love with Him First" were selected.

Disney officially confirmed that "Avengers 4: End Game" will also compete for the 2020 Oscars. The addition of this most powerful commercial film in 2019 makes this year's battle even more complicated and turbulent.