“Brokeback Mountain’s” Oscar-winning co-writer Diana Ossana recently marked the film’s 20th anniversary with an interview in The New York Times, in which she revealed the exact moment she ...

I was 21 when Brokeback Mountain was released. I have such fond memories of going to the gay bar in my hometown of ...

Paul Haggis' ensemble race drama shockingly won the top award in 2006 over Ang Lee's adapted feature. “Brokeback Mountain” starred Jake Gyllenhaal and Heath Ledger as two closeted cowboys who ...

She recalled attending a party at “Crash” director Paul Haggis’ house and being excited to meet Clint Eastwood, who had enjoyed his own Oscars sweep the previous year for “Million Dollar ...

As 'Brokeback Mountain' celebrates its 20th anniversary, co-writer Diana Ossana recalls the film's surprising Oscar loss to 'Crash.' Ossana believes homophobia in Hollywood contributed to the snub ...

The romantic tale of two male cowboys directed by Ang Lee was widely expected to claim victory in 2005, but Paul Haggis‘ drama unexpectedly took home the top prize during the ceremony’s finale.

But even Haggis, a best-director and screenplay nominee for "Crash" and a writing nominee the previous year for "Million Dollar Baby," has said he expects "Brokeback Mountain" to triumph at the ...

She reflected on the importance of Brokeback Mountain, revealing that, during the junkets, people would cry because of the film’s power. “People were so open about it,” she said.