Oscar 2023: Globo gives up exhibition rights and ceremony goes to TNT and HBO Max

It took decades to broadcast the ceremony of Oscar, with all the 'pomp' it deserves and a good audience, but the TV Globe – which restricted the screening of the North American cinema festival to Globoplay in 2022 – decided to give up broadcasting rights for this year. (Omelet)

According to a report by newspaper Estadão, the awards ceremony, which takes place this Sunday, 12th of March, will be broadcast on the pay channel TNT and streaming HBO Max.

Live coverage starts at 20pm (one hour before the start of the ceremony), presented by Ana Furtado, Camila Morgado and Michel Arouca, in addition to reports by Aline Diniz and Carol Ribeiro.

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