The Guardian: Battle cry for inclusion at the Oscars – The Shape of Water triumphs

The Shape of Water, a romantic fable about a janitor who falls in love with a sea creature, was named best picture in the Oscars ceremony that called for more representation and female empowerment in Hollywood.

The 90th Academy Awards turned Sunday night’s ceremony in Los Angeles into a celebration and exhortation of representation and inclusion, after a year marked by seismic cultural change in Hollywood that rippled across the world, writes TheGuardian.com.

Guillermo del Toro’s cold war-era fantasy about the triumph of outcasts fended off the satirical horror Get Out and the drama Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, to take best picture and director, continuing a winning streak for Mexican film-makers in Hollywood.

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