Who’s gonna win? Who’s gonna lose? We’ve got the Oscar fever, hope you’ve got it too!
With both the Academy Awards and BAFTA Film Awards upon us, we are showing some of our favourites from the runners and the riders of this year’s ‘Awards Season’. From Best Picture nominees such as The Brutalist and Conclave, to the hot picks in the acting categories such as A Complete Unknown (Timmy!) and The Substance (Demi!). And from those up for a Best Screenplay gong including Anora and A Real Pain, to real-life drama with Best Documentary nominee No Other Land.
See the ones you have missed which are now getting all the buzz, or re-watch them on the big screen before they win the top prize (or find themselves on the wrong side of a snub!).
Use the film links underneath for full listings to book your tickets online.
Timothée Chalamet plays a young Bob Dylan as he arrives in New York in the early 1960s, takes the folk scene by storm, and controversially rips up the rulebook, reshaping the trajectory of American rock music.
Two cousins travel to Poland to honour their Jewish grandmother but soon recall why they’ve grown apart in the first place. Golden Globe-winning actor Kieran Culkin stars in this moving road-trip comedy, directed by co-star Jesse Eisenberg.
A young sex worker and the son of a Russian billionaire go on the run after spontaneously getting married against his father’s wishes in Sean Baker’s (The Florida Project) freewheeling, Palme d’Or-winning modern romance.
In the aftermath of WWII, a brilliant Hungarian architect (Adrien Brody) flees to the US to rebuild his life. Told with breathtaking grandeur and novelistic depth, this award-winning epic is a powerful exploration of immigration, capitalism, and art.
After the sudden death of the Pope, Cardinal Lawrence is thrust into one of the world’s most secretive and ancient rituals: the selection of a new pontiff. A captivating political drama starring Ralph Fiennes, Stanley Tucci, and Isabella Rossellini.
Legendary British filmmaker Mike Leigh (Secrets & Lies, Mr. Turner) delivers a poignant and bittersweet exploration of a working-class family in emotional crisis, anchored by a powerhouse performance from Marianne Jean-Baptiste.
Award-winning documentary created by a collective of four young Palestinian-Israeli activists, filmed over five years, examining the displacement and destruction faced by a young Palestinian’s community in the southern West Bank.
In a bid to revive her career, a former TV star takes a black-market drug that transforms her into a younger version of herself. Demi Moore gives a career-best performance in this award-winning body horror critiquing toxic industry beauty standards.
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