Ryan Coogler's supernatural thriller "Sinners" recently made Oscar history by becoming the most nominated film of all time, surpassing "Titanic" and "La La Land." A symbolic, unexpected\u2014almost surreal\u2014triumph for a filmmaker (Ryan Coogler) who, film after film, is redefining the contours of American cinema.<\/p>\n
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences unveiled the list of nominations for the 2026 Oscars on January 22, 2026, and a page was immediately written in the history of the seventh art: "Sinners", the feature film by Ryan Coogler, received 16 nominations, an absolute record.<\/p>\n
The critically acclaimed film, starring Michael B. Jordan as twin brothers, tells the story of the creation of a blues club in 1930s Mississippi against a backdrop of racism, segregation, and vampirism. This bold blend of genres captivated audiences worldwide\u2014grossing over $368 million at the global box office\u2014and won over the industry.<\/p>\n
In addition to the major categories (best film, best director, lead actor, supporting actor and actress), "Sinners" also stands out with a nomination in the new category of best cast, inaugurated this year.<\/p>\n
Beyond the digital record, Sinners marks several symbolic milestones.<\/p>\n
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