Here are all the 2019 Oscar winners

Heading into the evening, Roma and The Favourite led the nominations with 10 each. But Bohemian Rhapsody won the most trophies, with four, and Green Book took home the top prize of Best Picture.

Nobody really knew what would happen at 2019 Oscars on February 24 — the first ceremony in 30 years without a host. The evening concluded with the awards spread around; every Best Picture nominee earned at least one trophy, and 15 movies in all earned the 24 awards.

But someone has to win the big prize, and that winner was Green Book, which won Best Picture in addition to two other awards: Supporting Actor for Mahershala Ali, and Original Screenplay. And it did so despite being the subject of a number of controversies, particularly because of its depiction of the history of race in America.

Bohemian Rhapsody earned the most Oscars overall, with four, including Lead Actor for Rami Malek, who played Queen frontman Freddie Mercury. The movie has come under fire for its treatment of Mercury’s sexuality.

Green Book’s three Oscars were matched by Roma and Black Panther. Roma’s Alfonso Cuarón won Best Director and Cinematography, making him the first director in Oscars history to take home both of those prizes. The film also won Best Foreign Language Feature.