Oscar sprite: There's a snobbele called Natalie Bowman! Unshortlisted female director, name full embroidered cloak

Since 2016, Oscar's lack of diversity has not yet been addressed, and fortunately there's a group of people who have never given up pushing for change, so let's take a look at these wonderful images.

The 92nd Academy Awards came to a successful conclusion: Renee Zellweger was a four-time Oscar winner, and now she's won the best actor award for "Judy"; Became the first non-English-language film in The History of the Oscars.

But at the same time, we must be honest about the absence of female directors from the Oscar shortlist for two consecutive years, and the shortlists are dominated by "white sons." Behind this promise means that the efforts of multi-ethnic/gender film and television crews have long been ignored. We've dissected gender issues at film awards shows, such as the announcement of the 2019 76th Golden Globe Series, the four-year absence of female directors, and the "Oscars Are Too White" controversy from the Oscars, such as #Oscarsowhite: Is the Oscars too white or is our story not colorful enough?

Since 2016, Oscar's lack of diversity has not yet been addressed, and fortunately there's a group of people who have never given up pushing for change, so let's take a look at these wonderful images: