THE OUT OSCARS.

This article highlights the winners of the Out Oscars, a celebration of LGBTQ+ cinema. The winners include Andrew Haigh for Best Adapted Screenplay for "All of Us Strangers," a modern ghost story and queer romance; "Relighting Candles: The Tim Sullivan Story," a documentary short about a West Hollywood hero; Pedro Almodóvar's "Strange Way of Life," a campy and sexy queer western; "Anatomy of a Fall," a French courtroom drama about a foreign bisexual woman fighting to prove her innocence; Billie Eilish's soul-searching ballad "What Was I Made For?" from the film "Barbie"; Julian Breece and Dustin Lance Black for Best Original Screenplay for "Rustin," a biopic about Bayard Rustin; "Kokomo City," a documentary about Black trans sex workers; Todd Haynes for Best Director for "May December," a gripping film about an uncomfortable subject; Colman Domingo for Best Actor for his portrayal of Bayard Rustin; "Nimona," a visually stunning animated film with an important message; Noah Galvin for Best Supporting Actor in "Theater Camp"; Trace Lysette for Best Actress in "Monica," a powerful performance by a trans actor; Jodie Foster for Best Supporting Actress in "Nyad," a cinematic depiction of lesbian friendship; and "Barbie" for Best Picture, a feminist film that shattered box-office records. [Extracted from the article]