The Oscars are upon us once more, and as always, ten films are competing for the top prize: Best Picture. The ceremony will be held on Sunday, 16th March, which means there’s still time to watch the films for the line-up. The Best Picture nominees include everything from surreal and futuristic comedy to heartbreaking historical fiction and everything in between.
If you’re trying to watch all ten of the films before the big night, we’re here to help. Below, you’ll find a full list of this year’s Best Picture nominees, and where you can watch them right now.
Bugonia
“Bugonia” follows Michelle Fuller (Emma Stone), a successful and powerful CEO, kidnapped by two conspiracy theorist-obsessed young men who are convinced she’s an alien intent on destroying the Earth.
Where to watch: Golden Screen Cinemas
F1
Directed by Joseph Kosinski, “F1” follows Sonny Hayes (Brad Pitt), a retired car racing legend who is asked to get back into the racing world to help guide a struggling Formula 1 driving team.
Where to watch: Apple TV
Frankenstein
Adapted by Mary Shelley’s 19th century novel, “Frankenstein” follows Dr. Victor Frankenstein (Oscar Isaac), an egotistical scientist, and his experiment in creating new life a.k.a a monster (Jacob Elordi), resulting in dangerous consequences.
Where to watch: Netflix
Hamnet
“Hamnet” is a dramatisation of William Shakespeare (Paul Mescal) and his wife Agnes’ (Jessie Buckley) family life, focusing on the tragedy that inspires Shakespeare to write “Hamlet”.
Where to watch: Golden Screen Cinemas
Marty Supreme
Based on real-life athlete Marty Reisman, “Marty Supreme” follows Marty Mauser (Timotheé Chalamet), an accomplished table tennis star who goes to extreme lengths to attend the world championship in Japan.
Where to watch: Unavailable to stream
One Battle After Another
“One Battle After Another” follows Bob Ferguson (Leonardo DiCaprio) who is a former revolutionary who thought he had left the past behind him, until an old rival makes a shocking reappearance.
Where to watch: Astro GO
The Secret Agent
“The Secret Agent” follows a technology expert named Armando Solimões (Wagner Moura) who finds himself on the run from hitmen in the 1970s. He ends up back in his hometown of Recife, caught in turmoil during Brazil’s military dictatorship.
Where to watch: Unavailable to stream
Sentimental Value
“Sentimental Value” follows a failed father and filmmaker Gustav Borg (Stellan Skarsgård) as he attempts to reconnect with his daughters Nora and Agnes (Nora Borg and Inga Ibsdotter Lilleaas) by making a movie in their old family home.
Where to watch: Unavailable to stream
Sinners
Directed by Ryan Coogler, “Sinners” follows a pair of twin brothers Smoke and Stake (Michael B. Jordan) who return to their hometown to open their own juke joint, only to find it haunted by blood-sucking monsters.
Where to watch: Viu
Train Dreams
“Train Dreams” follows Robert Grainier (Joel Edgerton), who lives all of his years in the forests of the Pacific Northwest, working on the land and helping to create a new world at the turn of the 20th century.
Where to watch: Netflix
