Oscar speeches are the remarks given by winners during the annual Academy Awards, also known as the Oscars. These speeches typically occur after a recipient receives an Oscar statuette for achievements in film, such as acting, directing, or writing. Winners often express gratitude to their colleagues, family, and friends, and may share personal stories or insights related to their work. The speeches are a significant part of the ceremony, showcasing the emotional impact of the awards. They can range from heartfelt acknowledgments to political statements, reflecting the winner's experiences and the broader context of the film industry.