Less than two months away from the Oscars, which will be held at dawn March 12-13 at the Dobly Theater in Los Angeles. From eCartelera we’ve rounded up the nominated features and documentaries revealed by actress Allison Williams and actor Riz Ahmed so you don’t miss any.
It’s a curious year, with the most nominated films as varied as the unclassifiable ‘Everything at once everywhere’, the German anti-war drama ‘All Quiet on the Front’, the Irish ‘The Battle of Inisherin’ or the biopic ‘Elvis’. Netflix got pats on the back in this editionbeing the producer behind the most nominated foreign film and the distributor of the controversial ‘Blonde’, which earned Ana de Armas a nomination, as well as the sequel ‘Puñales por el espalda: El misterio de Glass Onion’ and the Indian film is was a real discovery: ‘RRR’.
If it is true that in previous years there had been an increase in the presence of women in the general categories, this year only Sarah Polley managed to gain a foothold in the sections for best film and best adapted screenplay with ‘Ellas hablan’. These two nominations are the most a woman has received this year.
Most are available on the most popular platforms, at a flat rate or with the option to rent or buy, but they are already on the bill or soon. However, we can trust this almost all of them will be available well in advance of the night of the event, so there is no excuse to catch up and bet on any cheers in a very informed way: You can moan, laugh or cry, but you’ll have to see them first! In eCartelera we will be on April 12th from our Chirping and our website by following which stars and movies will finally win the golden statuette.
Where to see candidates
– “All quiet ahead”: Netflix
– “Avatar: The Sense of Water”: Cinema
– “Inisherin’s Banshee”: Premiere in theaters on February 3rd
– “Elvis”: HBO Max, Apple TV+ (rental), Prime Video (rental) and Rakuten (rental)
– “Everything at once everywhere”: Movistar Plus+, Apple TV+ (rental), Prime Video (rental), Filmin (rental) and Rakuten (rental)
– ‘The Fabelmans’: Premiere in theaters on February 10th
– ‘Tár’: Premiere in theaters on January 27th
– “Top Gun: Maverick”: Prime Video, Apple TV+ (rental), Rakuten (rental), Filmin (rental), Movistar Plus+ (rental) and Chili (rental)
– “The Triangle of Sadness”: first in theaters February 17
– ‘They Talk’: Premiere in theaters February 17th
– ‘To Leslie’: No release date yet
– ‘Blonde’: Netflix
– “The Whale”: Premiere in theaters on January 27th
– ‘After Sun’: Cinema
– “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever”: Starting February 1st on Disney+
– ‘Causeways’: Apple TV+
– “Knives in the back: the mystery of the glass onion”: Netflix
– “The Empire of Light”: Premiere in theaters on March 3rd
– ‘Bardo, false chronicle of few truths’: Netflix
– ‘Babylon’: Cinema
– “Mrs. Harris’ trip to Paris”: currently unavailable
– ‘Top Gun: Maverick’: Prime Video, Apple TV+ (rental), Prime Video (rental), Filmin (rental), Movistar Plus+ (rental), Chili (rental) and Rakuten (rental)
– “The Batman”: HBO Max, Apple TV+ (rental), Prime Video (rental), Chili (rental) and Rakuten (rental)
– ‘Tell it like a woman’: not available
– ‘RRR’: Netflix
– ‘Pinocchio by Guillermo del Toro’: Netflix
– ‘Marcel the Shell with Shoes On’: Not available
– ‘Puss in Boots: The Last Wish’: Cinema
– “The Sea Monster”: Netflix
– “Network”: Disney+
– ‘Argentina, 1985’: Prime Video
– ‘Close’: Cinema
– ‘EO’: Cinema
– ‘The quiet girl’: Cinema
– ‘All That Breathes’: No release date yet
– ‘Beauty and Pain’: Premieres in theaters March 10
– “Fire of love”: Disney+
– ‘A House Made of Splinters’: no release date yet
– ‘Naval’: HBO Max
Source: E Cartelera
Lloyd Grunewald is an author at “The Fashion Vibes”. He is a talented writer who focuses on bringing the latest entertainment-related news to his readers. With a deep understanding of the entertainment industry and a passion for writing, Lloyd delivers engaging articles that keep his readers informed and entertained.
