The 2023 Oscar nominees were revealed today by the Academy. The awards ceremony will be held on March 12 in Los Angeles, but you can enjoy those who are due to receive awards now via streaming on Netflix, Prime Video, HBO Max and many other platforms. See which ones now.
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The Martha Mitchell Effect
This documentary profiles the wife of the US Attorney General in the Nixon era, who was branded crazy for speaking out against the government in the Watergate case.
Nominated in Category: Short Documentary Watch on Netflix
How to Care for a Baby Elephant
A South Indian couple takes care of an orphaned baby elephant. Together, they form a family like you’ve never seen.
Nominated in Category: Short Documentary Watch on Netflix
Navalny
This eye-opening documentary chronicles the investigation into a brazen and astonishing assassination attempt targeting Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, taking us into a story of his struggle for democratic reform.
Nominated in Category: Documentary Watch on HBO Max
Volcanoes: The Tragedy of Katia and Maurice Krafft
A love triangle doomed to a tragic end between fearless French scientists Katia and Maurice Krafft and their beloved volcanoes.
Nominated in Category: Documentary Watch on Disney Plus
The Pupils
A story of innocence, greed and fantasy revolving around a Christmas cake, set in a Catholic girls’ boarding school during the war. The term “pupil” comes from the Latin pupilla, which means “small girl”. Based on a letter sent by Elsa Morante, one of the greatest Italian writers of the 20th century, to her friend, Goffredo Fofi, at Christmas 1971.
Nominated in the category: Short Film Watch on Disney Plus
Argentina, 1985
“Argentina, 1985” is inspired by the true story of Julio Strassera, Luis Moreno Ocampo and their team of young jurists, unlikely heroes who fight a battle of David and Goliath in which, under constant threats and against all odds, they dare to prosecute the dictatorship bloodiest military operation in Argentina and embark on a race against time to bring justice to the victims of the military.
Nominated in the category: International Film Watch on Prime Video
After sun
At a seedy resort, 11-year-old Sophie enjoys rare time with her loving and idealistic father, Calum. Twenty years later, Sophie’s memories of her last vacation become a powerful and painful portrait of their relationship.
Nominated in the category: Actor (Paul Mescal) Watch on MUBI
Blonde
This fictional biopic reimagines the troubled private life of the legendary Marilyn Monroe and discusses the price the actress paid for fame.
Nominated in the category: Actress (Ana de Armas) Watch on Netflix
Glass Onion: Um Mistrio Knives Out
Famed detective Benoit Blanc goes to Greece to unravel a mystery involving a billionaire and his eclectic circle of friends.
Nominated in the Category: Adapted Screenplay Watch on Netflix
Bard: False Chronicle of Some Truths
An acclaimed Mexican journalist and documentary filmmaker sets out on an introspective journey to reconcile with the past, the present and his own identity.
Nominated in the Category: Photography Watch on Netflix
RRR (Revolt, Rebellion, Revolution)
A brave warrior on a dangerous mission meets a tough policeman serving in the British army in this epic saga set in pre-independence India.
Nominated in Category: Original Song Watch on Netflix
Ticket
Jennifer Lawrence stars as Lynsey, a military woman struggling to adjust back home to New Orleans after a traumatic injury. When she meets local mechanic James (Brian Tyree Henry), the pair begin to form an unexpected bond.
Category Nominated: Supporting Actor (Brian Tyree Henry) Watch on Apple TV Plus
Batman
Two years of patrolling the streets as Batman and striking fear into the hearts of criminals has cast Bruce Wayne into the shadows of Gotham City.
Nominated in the categories: Hair and makeup; sound and visual effects Watch on HBO Max
The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse
Charlie Mackesy’s bestselling book comes to life in this beautiful film from NoneMore and Bad Robot Productions. Follow the unlikely union of four friends as they explore the meaning of kindness, courage and hope.
Nominated in the categories: Short Film Animation Watch on Apple TV Plus
Pinquio by Guillermo del Toro
In this incredible stop-motion musical animation, Academy Award-winning filmmaker Guillermo del Toro reinvents the classic tale of the wooden puppet come to life.
Nominated in the category: Animation Watch on Netflix
Red Grow a Beast
From Disney and Pixar, “Red – Growing is a Beast” tells the story of Mei Lee, a 13-year-old girl living the typical chaos of adolescence. But in addition to having to deal with her overprotective mother and changes in her body and relationships, Mei has another little problem: whenever she gets too emotional, she turns into a giant red panda!
Nominated in the category: Animation Watch on Disney Plus
A Fera do Mar
A girl sneaks into the ship of a great hunter of sea monsters. Together they begin an epic journey into uncharted waters.
Nominated in the category: Animation Watch on Netflix
Elvis
In this in-depth biopic, Elvis’ story is seen through the lens of his complicated relationship with his enigmatic manager, Colonel Tom Parker.
Nominated in the categories: Hair and makeup; sound and visual effects Watch on HBO Max
Nothing New on the Front
Summoned to the front lines of World War I, teenager Paul faces the harsh reality of life in the trenches.
Nominated in the categories: Film; adapted screenplay; photography, soundtrack; production design; hair and makeup; sound; visual effects and international film Watch on Netflix
Everything Everywhere At The Same Time
A Chinese immigrant goes on an adventure where, alone, she will need to save the world, exploring other universes and other lives that she could have lived. However, things get complicated when she gets stuck in this infinity of possibilities without being able to return home.
Nominated in the categories: Film; direction (Daniel Kwan & Daniel Scheinert); actress (Michelle Yeoh); supporting actor (Ke Huy Quan); supporting actress (Stephanie Hsu); original script; soundtrack; original song; edition; costume. Watch rented on Prime Video
Top Gun: Maverick
After thirty years, Maverick (Tom Cruise) is still giving it his all as an elite naval aviator. However, he must face ghosts from the past as he leads TOP GUN’s finest trainees on a mission that demands the ultimate sacrifice of the chosen to fly.
Nominated in the categories: Film; adapted screenplay; original song; edition; sound and visual effects Watch rented on Prime Video Watch via Telecine on Globoplay
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