Jimmy Kimmel was actually funny (sorry Jimmy Fallon) while also exhibiting bold behavior on the Oscars stage during the 2017 Academy Awards ceremony. Tweeting to President Donald Trump on the big screen was only one of the bold moments of the night. Mr. Kimmel started the avalanche of ongoing statements of resistance. Hollywood proved to the world, despite its unmatchable privilege, that it is united against President Trump and his fascist, racist regime.

When Iran’s The Salesman won Best Foreign Language film, director Asghar Farhadi had a colleague accept the award on his behalf. The note he left expressed that he was standing in solidarity with the Muslim community who had been banned by President Trump’s recent executive action. Beyond that sobering moment, we were reminded, as opposed to last year, that Hollywood is indeed diverse as films of color were recognized and praised across the board. Mahershala Ali, Best Supporting Actor Oscar winner for Moonlight, is the first Muslim actor to win an Academy Award. The incomparable powerhouse Viola Davis took home the Best Supporting Actress Oscar for Fences and Moonlight, a film celebrating both the black community and the queer community, took home Best Adapted Screenplay and Best Picture of 2016.

The big snafu of the night occurred when legends Faye Dunaway and Warren Beatty, celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of Bonnie and Clyde, read the wrong Best Picture winner from the Oscars stage and the cast and crew of La La Land gathered to receive their accolades and give their speeches. Warren Beatty came sheepishly to the mic and announced his mistake: he had received the Best Actress envelope, which read Emma Stone, La La Land. What followed was a gracious handoff from the producers of La La Land to a very excited Barry Jenkins and the cast and crew of Moonlight. The mix-up ended the night on a welcome surprise.

The following is the list of the night’s winners:

Best Supporting Actor – Mahershala Ali – Moonlight

Best Makeup and Hairstyling – Suicide Squad

Best Costume Design – Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them

Best Documentary Feature – OJ: Made in America

Achievement in Sound Editing – Arrival

Achievement in Sound Mixing – Hacksaw Ridge

Best Supporting Actress – Viola Davis – Fences

Best Foreign Language Film – The Salesman

Best Animated Short Film – Piper

Best Animated Feature Film – Zootopia

Best Production Design – La La Land

Best Visual Effects – The Jungle Book

Best Film Editing – Hacksaw Ridge

Best Documentary Short Subject – The White Helmets

Best Live Action Short Film – Sing

Best Lighting – La La Land

Best Original Score – La La Land

Best Original Song – “City of Stars” – La La Land

Best Original Screenplay – Manchester By the Sea

Best Adapted Screenplay – Moonlight

Best Director – Damien Chazelle – La La Land

Best Actor – Casey Affleck – Manchester By the Sea

Best Actress – Emma Stone – La La Land

Best Picture – Moonlight

Joey Armstrong is a hospital chaplain from Western New York. He is also a playwright and amateur cartoonist. Follow him on Twitter @chaplainmystic and Medium, where he writes more reviews for film and television.

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