The late Chadwick Boseman and Korean-language family drama “Minari” could be in for a big night on Sunday at the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) awards, one of the last major ceremonies before the Oscars.

In a scaled-down event because of the coronavirus pandemic, Boseman is considered the front-runner for another posthumous accolade for his final film role as an ambitious trumpet player in jazz period movie “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom.”

A win on Sunday, after a Golden Globe in January, would position Boseman as a favorite for his first Oscar on April 25. The multiple wins follow the unexpected death from cancer in August 2020 of the popular “Black Panther” star at the age of 43.

Boseman is also nominated on Sunday in the supporting actor category for Vietnam War drama “Da 5 Bloods.”