[2022 Academy] 'CODA' Screenplay Award Goes to Sian Heder

Calmly Conveying Individual Emotions to Amplify the Power of True Stories

Sean Heder, director of the film 'CODA,' received the Adapted Screenplay award at the 94th Academy Awards held on the 27th (local time) at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles, California, USA. This achievement was made by surpassing Ryuusuke Hamaguchi of 'Drive My Car,' Jon Spaihts of 'Dune,' Maggie Gyllenhaal of 'The Lost Daughter,' and Jane Campion of 'The Power of the Dog.' 'CODA' is a family drama about a hearing child and deaf parents who gift music to each other and share it together. It conveys both emotion and entertainment through images incorporating sign language and lyrical songs. The original work is the film 'La Famille B?lier' (France, 2014) directed by Eric Lartigau. Director Heder placed considerable emphasis on the growth of youth, creating a brighter atmosphere than the original. He calmly captures individual emotions, amplifying the power of the true story.

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