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Ruth Carter earned a historic fifth Oscar nomination for her costume work on "Sinners," making her the most-nominated Black woman in Academy history.
Ruth E. Carter has earned a historic fifth Oscar nomination for Best Costume Design for her work on Ryan Coogler’s “Sinners,” making her the most-nominated Black woman in Academy Awards history across any category.
The nomination, for a blues-infused vampire film set in the Jim Crow-era Mississippi Delta, highlights her commitment to authentic storytelling through hand-me-downs, patches, and imperfect details that reflect the resilience of Black working-class life.
A two-time Oscar winner for “Black Panther” and “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever,” Carter continues to break barriers in Hollywood, where her decades-long career has shaped iconic films like “Malcolm X,” “Selma,” and “The Butler.” She credited Coogler as a transformative force in Black cinema and emphasized that her sustained success stems from hard work, vision, and perseverance.
Ruth Carter obtuvo una histórica quinta nominación al Oscar por su trabajo de vestuario en "Sinners", convirtiéndola en la mujer negra más nominada en la historia de la Academia.