Oscars

Oscars, also known as the Academy Award (Academy Award), Oscars, Oscars (The Oscars), is the global attention of the film awards, and the three major international film festivals in Europe (Venice Film Festival, Cannes Film Festival, Berlin Film Festival) and known as the world's most authoritative four film awards. The Oscars began in 1928, was initiated by the founder of MGM studios Meyer (Louis B. Mayer) to establish the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences issued by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, held once a year in Hollywood.