Oscar Nominated Shorts: Animation— Reviewed
The 92nd Academy Awards had many strong contenders for best animated short. But which Oscar nominated short wins for diversity and inclusion?
Blues Hari Isnin
Riad, who is supposed to make a presentation at Dato Ghazi's company, is shocked when he finds a man in his car trunk. It turns out the man is a hit-and-run victim of his friend Marcus. Riad asks to put the man elsewhere because he needs to make his presentation, without realizing that the man is actually Dato Ghazi.
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Riad, who is supposed to make a presentation at Dato Ghazi's company, is shocked when he finds a man in his car trunk. It turns out the man is a hit-and-run victim of his friend Marcus. Riad asks to put the man elsewhere because he needs to make his presentation, without realizing that the man is actually Dato Ghazi.
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