Oscar 2023: where to see the most nominated films and the rivals of 'Argentina, 1985'

The Oscar race has already begun for viewers, who have time to

until Sunday night, the 12th, when the 95th edition of the awards ceremony will take place.

It is almost impossible, in this month and a half that remains until the delivery, to

but time is enough and plenty if only two films are seen per week, to choose the favorite among

and, last but not least, analyze the possibilities of Argentina, 1985 with respect to its competitors for

.

The film by

, starring Ricardo Darín and Peter Lanzani, who will represent the country at the ceremony,

since the end of October, but it has still been in the cinema since September and

.

One by one

Everything Everywhere at the Same Time

, by Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert,

, including the most important one, and it went through Argentine theaters back in June, but

, on

or

.

"Everything everywhere at the same time" can be seen on various streaming platforms.

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The main candidates to snatch the award for best film are looking for nine statuettes and are

, by Martin McDonagh, and

, by Edward Berger.

The British film

.

The German film, which in addition to competing for the top prize

as

,

since the last Friday of October.

Baz Luhrmann, Olivia DeJonge, Austin Butler and Tom Hanks, the strong names of "Elvis".

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Elvis, by Baz Luhrmann,

.

The movie starring

premiered over winter break and has been available on the

service since before spring.

Steven Spielberg just arrived this Thursday at national theaters with the seven nominations for Los Fabelmans

under his arm with plans to go through the red carpet of the Dolby Theater in Los Angeles before landing on the platforms.

Top Gun: Maverick

, by Joseph Kosinski, and

, by James Cameron, are the two nominees for

that sold more than one million tickets in Argentina.

Tom Cruise, available on Star+.

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Tom Cruise's return to the planes can already be seen on the Star+ platform

, but the latest adventure of the director consecrated with the statuette for

and the first

remains second in the local box office ranking, about to reach two million and a half viewers, so

.

Cate Blanchet

will validate her acclaimed interpretation in

, under the orders of Todd Field, only on Thursday, February 9.

is set to hit the big screen only the first weekend of March, but her Best Picture and Best Adapted Screenplay nominations could accelerate her journey.

Ricardo Darín in the skin of prosecutor Strassera, is going for his second Oscar.

El triángulo de la tristeza

, by Ruben Östlund, is the last competitor for the highest award to be shown and will be screened in national cinemas, displaying its three candidacies in addition to the prestigious Palme d'Or award at the last Cannes Film Festival,

.

Close

, by Belgian filmmaker Lukas Dhont, also validated its prestige at Cannes with the

and will be another tough contender for Santiago Miter's film for

.

Prior to the announcement of the nominations,

before showing off on the specialized platform MUBI, where

, by Charlotte Wells, can also already be seen.

Also at the festival on the French Riviera was

, by the Pole Jerzy Skolimowski, which to

.

The same fate in cinemas is for now the Irish

, by Colm Bairéad, Argentina's fifth and last rival

.

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Oscar 2023 and Argentina, 1985: What is coming, according to Santiago Miter and Axel Kuschevatzky

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