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Oscars 2025: 10 Films Nominated for Best Picture
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The Oscar nominations were announced in January, and now it is your time to watch all the 10 movies nominated for best picture before the winner is revealed in March.Watch and decide, which one is you favourite? Or maybe you will predict the Oscar results?
Anora
Sean Baker's Anora already won the Palme d'Or at Cannes, and now the movie can get an Oscar. The film follows an eventful few weeks in the life of Ani, a stripper who marries Ivan, a young son of a Russian oligarch.We spend much of Anora with an ever-growing hole in the pit of our stomachs, waiting for the inevitable. Of course, there come people to put an end to this marriage: an Armenian priest who works as the eyes and ears of Ivan’s parents in New York, a burly, bearded guy, and the sullen, watchful Igor (Yuriy Borisov). Yuriy Borisov, by the way, is the first Russian to be nominated in the category of Best Supporting Actor.
The Brutalist
An Adrien Brody-starring tale of a Hungarian architect and Holocaust survivor building a new future in the US. This is a huge and uncompromising cinematic statement and not just because it will take you three and a half hour to watch the movie.The landscapes define the brutalist architectural style, which serves not only as a visual motif but also as a parallel to the characters’ emotional struggles.
A Complete Unknown
New York, 1961. An enigmatic 19-year-old from Minnesota arrives with his guitar and revolutionary talent, destined to change the course of American music. Timothée Chalamet stars and sings as Bob Dylan in James Mangold's 'A Complete Unknown,' the electric true story behind the rise of one of the most iconic singer-songwriters in history.
Conclave
Conclave is a political thriller film directed by Edward Berger. The plot is based on a novel by Robert Harris.The film tells us a story of a cardinal (Ralph Fiennes) who organises a conclave to elect the next Pope. While doing so, he finds himself investigating secrets and scandals about the major candidates.
Dune: Part Two
"Dune: Part Two," directed by Denis Villeneuve, continues the epic saga of Frank Herbert's beloved science fiction series. With its rich world-building, the film has solidified its status as a cinematic masterpiece. Paul Atreides’ journey, navigating political machinations and interstellar conflict, explors issues of leadership, loyalty, and sacrifice. Will he stay together with the love of his life (Zendaya)?
Emilia Pérez
If you like music, watch this one. Audiard's brilliantly conceived and executed film erases the line between singing, dancing and acting, fusing them into something that keeps the movie blazing. Four remarkable women pursue happiness. Want to see how they do it?
I'm Still Here
In 1970 a former congressman returns to Rio de Janeiro, after six years of self-exile following the revocation of his tenure. Living in an idyllic house with his wife and their children, the man returns to his civil career while continuing to support expatriates without discussing his activities with his family.
Nickel Boys
Based on the Pulitzer Prize winning novel by Colson Whitehead, the film tells about friendship between two young black teenagers facing challenges of reform school in Florida.
The Substance
With a razor-sharp wit and an intense emotional depth, Coralie Fargeat expertly dismantles toxic beauty standards. Featuring Demi Moore's best performance, "The Substance" boldly carves its place in the midnight movie genre.