Lázaro Ramos attended the Oscars to support his friend Wagner Moura and described the ceremony as beautiful. He remarked that the lack of Oscars for the film 'O Agente Secreto' did not diminish the celebration, noting the film's significant achievements, including over 70 awards worldwide and accolades at Cannes and the Golden Globe. Ramos expressed his admiration for Moura's continued career growth, emphasizing that the event was an important moment for Brazilian cinema.

At the Oscars, Brazil had five nominations, primarily for 'O Agente Secreto,' which included Best Film and a nomination for Best Cinematography for Adolpho Veloso's work on 'Sonhos de Trem.' Additionally, actor Gabriel Leone, who plays a hitman in 'O Agente Secreto,' reflected on the film's previous victories and how the nominations showcased the talent and creativity present in Brazilian filmmaking. The achievements highlight the growing recognition of Latin American cinema on the global stage.

Ramos' comments also point to a sense of pride within the Brazilian film community, illustrating their resilience and solidarity despite not winning any Oscars this year. The celebration at the Dolby Theater was a reminder of the film's impact and the continuing evolution of Brazilian storytelling, further elevating their presence in international cinema discussions.