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Hollywood’s biggest night proved to be a huge one for Parasite.

Bong Joon Ho’s black comedy, class-warfare thriller soared from the basement to the penthouse while tearing down all sorts of boundaries at the host-free Oscars on Sunday night. The awards-circuit darling became the first South Korean film to win Best Original Screenplay and (the newly renamed) Best International Feature before Bong went even bigger, triumphing in the Best Director category. And then Parasite went next level by scooping up its fourth Oscar, this time for Best Picture, edging out such competition as 1917 and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, and becoming the first foreign language film to win this category.

Joker, which entered the night leading all contenders with 11 nominations, managed to convert only two, though one was in a key category: a Best Lead Actor victory for Joaquin Phoenix. (With Renée Zellweger following Phoenix’s win with a Best Lead Actress trophy for Judy, the key prizes at Screen Actors Guild Awards — which Phoenix and Zellweger also claimed — proved once again to be a reliable Oscar bellwether. Twenty-two of the last 26 lead actors have now gone from the SAG podium to the Oscars’, while 19 of the 26 actresses followed that same path.)

Three films entered the 92nd Academy Awards — which ABC broadcast live from Hollywood’s Dolby Theatre — with 10 nominations, tied for second place. The Irishman was whacked all together, becoming the only Best Picture nominee to come up winless. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood claimed two trophies, including a night-starting win for Brad Pitt in the Best Supporting Actor category. 1917 scooped up three awards, for sound mixing, cinematography, and visual effects.

In other trophy news, Ford v Ferrari emerged victorious in two editing categories: sound and film. And while Scarlett Johansson couldn’t convert her rare acting double nominations (for Marriage Story and Jojo Rabbit), her Marriage costar Laura Dern did wind up on stage in victory, as did Jojo Rabbit writer-director Taika Waititi. Scroll down to see who else went home clutching a trophy (or trophies) on Oscar night.

Best Actor in a Supporting Role
Tom Hanks, A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood
Anthony Hopkins, The Two Popes
Al Pacino, The Irishman
Joe Pesci, The Irishman
WINNER Brad Pitt, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood

Best Animated Feature Film
How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World, Dean DeBlois
I Lost My Body, Jeremy Clapin
Klaus, Sergio Pablos
Missing Link, Chris Butler
WINNER: Toy Story 4, Josh Cooley