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Only three films — “All About Eve,” “Titanic” and “La La Land” — have scored more nominations in Academy Awards history. Another musical — “Wicked,” the smash Broadway adaptation — came away with nearly as many nominations.

“Emilia Pérez,” though, may be its best chance yet. It became the most nominated non-English language film ever, surpassing Netflix’s own “Roma,” which landed 10 nominations.

Netflix, despite its starring role in Hollywood, has never won best picture. Many of its top contenders have previously racked up large numbers of nominations (including “Mank,” “The Irishman” and “Roma”) although gone home with only a handful of trophies.

The film additionally landed nominations for directing, original screenplay, two for its songs and for Zoe Saldaña’ s supporting performance. “This recognition is a celebration of the global world we live in,” Audiard stated in a statement.

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