Actor Tilda Swinton heaped praise on Everything Everywhere All At Once (EEAAO) that bagged seven Oscar Awards at the 95th Academy Awards.  

According to The Hollywood Reporter, speaking at SXSW, Tilda said, "It’s a new world. I feel that we’ve all spent a long time saying the Oscars don’t matter. It is heartening to see an original film like Everything Everywhere, often overlooked during award season, receiving recognition."

It may be noted that Michelle Yeoh, who played the lead role in EEAAO, became the first Asian woman to win the Best Actor Award at the Oscars.

Swinton also won an Oscar Award for a supporting role in the 2007 drama film Michael Clayton. Meanwhile, Swinton is premiering her latest film A24's Problemista, at the SXSW festival. It is directed by SNL Alum Julio Torres. He also plays the role of an aspiring toy designer in New York city.