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The article offers information on Ryusuke Hamaguchi, director of "Drive My Car" who discusses the films and filmmakers that have made their mark on him. It further discusses Hamaguchi creates parallels between stage and screen acting; watching the "Back to the Future" trilogy; and also mentions that he likes French film director Éric Rohmer in particular along with Jacques Rivette and South Korean film director Hong Sang-soo.

An interview with Japanese film director Hamaguchi Ryūsuke is presented. Topics discussed include adapting Murakami in the movie "Drive My Car" in which red was the colour of choice for his on-screen wheels; theatre rehearsals in the novel but in the film show the whole process and work with actors during rehearsals resembles the scenes from the film.

The article discusses 2021 Oscars nominees including film "Drive My Car," "Hand of God" and "Flee." Topics discussed include views of director Joachim Trier on want of Academy of broader spectrum of people across the world seeking films and voting, influence of COVID-19 pandemic on the filmmaking and adapted story in the film "Drive My Car" by director Ryûsuke Hamaguchi.

The article presents information on shortlists for the Academy Awards that were announced on December 21, 2021. Films eligible for the documentary feature category includes "Flee," "The Velvet Underground," directed by Todd Haynes and "Summer of Soul." The shortlist for the international feature category includes "Drive My Car," directed by Ryûsuke Hamaguchi and "The Hand of God," directed by Paolo Sorrentino.

The article reports on the entries to the 2022 Academy Awards' international category of motion pictures led by Japanese director Ryusuke Hamaguchi film "Drive My Car." Also cited are the three awards won by the film at Cannes, and the other entries like Ryoo Seungwan's "Escape From Mogadishu," and Chung Mong-Hong's "The Falls."

The article focuses on underlined changes underway for nomination of films "Drive My Car" and "Spider-Man: No Way Home" for Oscars and mentions distant period of Oscar including Television (TV) era, years of Harvey and digital age.

The article focuses on nomination of the film "Drive My Car" for the Academy Award in categories of director, picture and adapted screenplay, and mentions non-U.S. films recognized by Oscars. Topics discussed include films "Boyhood" and "Roma" that have fought way into best picture category, awarded festivals runs by the film "Flee" and film "The Worst Person in the World" which competed with "Drive My Car."

The article reports on Oscar nomination of the film "Drive My Car" by director Ryûsuke Hamaguchi for best picture and mentions changes to the Academy's membership.

The article explores how international film festivals influence the Oscars. Topics covered include the Academy Awards' increasingly global composition, the global ecosystem that links the Academy Awards to the festival circuit, and contenders for the 2022 Oscars including Ryusuke Hamaguchi's Cannes screenplay-winning "Drive My Car," Venice-premiering "The Power of the Dog," and Venice-actress winner Penélope Cruz's "Parallel Mothers."