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-The '''Oscars''', officially known as the '''Academy Awards''', are the most prominent and most watched film awards ceremony in the world. Awarded annually since [[1929]] in [[Los Angeles, California|Los Angeles]], it recognizes excellence in many aspects of [[Film|motion picture]] making, such as acting, directing and screenwriting.+'''Film awards''' are given for [[artistic merit]], [[technical]] [[merit]], excellence, international recognition and other achievements in the [[film industry]].
-This wiki will pay little attention to them and other prizes in general.+The most famous film award is the American '''Academy Award''' (with its statuette depicting a [[knight]] rendered in the [[Art Deco]] style), followed perhaps by the French [[César Award]].
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 +==See also==
 +*[[international recognition ]]
 +* [[List of years in film]]
 +* [[Lists of films]]
 +* [[List of films considered the best ]]
 +*[[Grammy]]
 +*[[Performing arts trophies]]
 +*[[César Awards]]
 +*[[Nobel Prize]]
 +*[[Pulitzer Prize]]
 +*[[MTV Awards]]
 +*[[Lists of awards]]
 +*[[List of films considered the best]]
 +*[[Golden Raspberry Awards]]
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Film awards are given for artistic merit, technical merit, excellence, international recognition and other achievements in the film industry.

The most famous film award is the American Academy Award (with its statuette depicting a knight rendered in the Art Deco style), followed perhaps by the French César Award.

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