Oscar Winner: First of all, I would like to thank God

It was the minute of the evening that the full movie planet was waiting for: erstwhile the envelope was opened with a prize for the “best lead actor” at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles there was a large applause.

Michael B. Jordan took his first Oscar statue – and this for a work that even before the ceremony broke all records. “I would like to thank God first,” the actor said.

The movie "The Sinners" went to cinema past as the most nominated movie of all time. However, despite the immense sound around this era, the main actor at the minute of triumph remained overly modest. In the emotional thanks that moved the audience to tears, Jordan focused not on his acting but on his Creator. "First of all, I would like to thank God" – the clearly moved actor started his speech. "If it were not for His leadership, grace and strength which He bestowed upon me at the darkest moments of this production, I would not stand here today."

Jordan, known for his highly committed preparation for roles, emphasized that the road to “the Sinners” was a spiritual journey. In an manufacture frequently considered secular his clear confession of religion was a strong signal. "This award is not entirely mine. It is simply a evidence to what is possible erstwhile you have religion greater than your own fear," Jordan continued.

Thanks to the evidence number of nominations, the movie "Grzesznica" has set fresh standards for contemporary cinema. The movie raises existential questions about guilt, penance and redemption – themes that Michael B. Jordan was so intense that the Academy members simply couldn't ignore it. Critics agree: it was not only Jordan's acting achievements that made him deserve an Oscar, but besides the authenticity of the film's message.

At the end of his speech, Jordan addressed talented young people around the world: “Do not be persuaded by what you are to be. Trust in the plan God has for you, and work harder than anyone thinks possible.”