Ang Lee Wins Best Directing: 2006 Oscars
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Ang Lee won his first Oscar for Best Director for "Brokeback Mountain," expressing gratitude to the creators of the characters and emphasizing the themes of love and acceptance, dedicating the award to his late father.
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- Ang Lee won his first Academy Award for Best Director for "Brokeback Mountain," emphasizing themes of love and societal acceptance in his acceptance speech, dedicating the film to his late father and acknowledging the support of his family and collaborators.
- The mention of Ennis and Jack, the characters in the film, underscores Lee's recognition of the power of storytelling to convey messages of love and inclusivity, showcasing his deep emotional connection to the narrative and the impact it had on him personally and artistically.
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Who won the Oscar for Best Director for "Brokeback Mountain"?
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Ang Lee wins Best Director for "Brokeback Mountain"
- The Oscar for Best Director was awarded to Ang Lee for "Brokeback Mountain," his first Academy Award and third nomination. He thanked the creators of the characters Ennis and Jack, highlighting the importance of love and societal acceptance, dedicating the film to his late father and expressing gratitude to his family and supporters.
