Vanity Fairのインスタグラム(vanityfair) - 1月23日 11時03分

“We’ve got five great films here,” said Kim Basinger as she introduced the best-picture nominees at the 1989 Oscars, “and they’re great for one reason: because they tell the truth.” Then she went off script. “But there is one film missing from this list that deserves to be on it, because ironically, it might tell the biggest truth of all. And that’s Do the Right Thing.” Three decades ago, the Academy dealt Spike Lee's masterpiece a career-defining snub by passing it over for best-picture and awarding Driving Miss Daisy instead. At the link in bio, V.F. critic K. Austin Collins explains why this year's ceremony seems poised to re-litigate this controversy, thanks to BlacKkKlansman and Green Book. ?: @justbish

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