Oscars 2025: Where To Watch The Best Picture & Best International Film Nominees?
The Oscar season is here! Find out where you can see, rent or all 2025 best image and best international film candidates before the big night.
Here you can watch the Oscars 2025 Best Picture & Best International Film Nomines (Photo Credit – Instagram).
As the 97th Academy Awards approaches on March 3, 2025, film lovers can stream the best image nominated from home. This year’s diverse list contains science fiction ePen, modern fables, religious thrillers and inventive dramas that all 224 enthusiastic reviews achieved.
While half of the nominees are already available on streaming platforms such as Netflix, Max and Hulu, the others will soon arrive. In the meantime, they can be rented or bought via VoD services. Here you can find out how to watch each of the best image nominated for the Oscars.
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Wicked (10 Oscar nominations)
Action: The musical drama with 10 Oscar nominations tells the story of two young witches, Elphaba, with green skin and glinda, which is blond and beautiful. The two, who were initially rivals, ultimately develop an unexpected friendship. The conspiracy examines her journey from childhood to her later fates and reveals how Elphaba became the evil witch and glinda, the good witch.
- IMDB evaluation: 7.6
- Rotten tomatoes score: 88%
Director: Jon M. Chu
Occupation: Ariana Grande, Cynthia Erivo, Jonathan Bailey, Ethan Slater
Where to see: Wicked will be available for streaming on Peacock from March 21st and is currently to buy Apple TV, Google Play, Prime Video, Fandango at home and YouTube.
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The former Hollywood assistant speaks about Matthew Perry’s tragic last days: “I would be horrified”.
Michelle Trachtenberg seemed to be “less and less as yourself” before the sudden death, shocked the neighbors.
The substance (5 Oscar nominations)
Action: Elisabeth Sparkle, an actress that is once promised, who is now fading out of the spotlight, is thrown into turmoil when her chauvinistic boss gives her the ax from her aerobic show. She desperately to regain her earlier shine, she turns to a mysterious serum that transforms into a younger, more lively version. But what as a hopeful attempt to celebrate reinvention quickly exceeds out of control, with catastrophic consequences.
- IMDB evaluation: 7.3
- Rotten tomatoes: 89%
Director: Coralie Fargeat
Occupation: Demi Moore, Margaret Quaid, Dennis Quaid, Hugo Diego Garcia
Where to see: The substance can be streamed on Mubi and Prime video and can be rented or bought on Apple TV and Fandango at home.
Anora (6 Oscar nominations)
Action: Anora, a young woman from Brooklyn, lives a modern Cinderella story when she meets and marries the son of a mighty oligarch. But when the news of marriage reaches Russia, her fairy tale takes a dark turn when his parents travel to New York and are determined to apply the union.
- IMDB evaluation: 7.7
- Rotten tomatoes: 93%
Director: Sean Baker
Occupation: Mickey Madison, Yuri Borisov, Mark Eydelshteyn, Lindsey Normington
Where to see: Anora is available for Apple TV, Google Play, Fandango at home, Prime Video and YouTube.
Conclave (8 Oscar nominations)
Action: Cardinal Lawrence is involved in one of the most mysterious and oldest events in the world, the selection of a new Pope. When he navigates through the halls of the Vatican, surrounded by powerful religious leaders, he reveals a trace of deep secrets that shake the foundation of the Roman Catholic Church.
- IMDB evaluation: 7.4
- Rotten tomatoes: 93%
Director: Edward Berger
Occupation: Ralph Fiennes, Isabella Rossellini, Stanley Tucci, Carlos Dihz
Where to observe: Conconave is now in cinemas and available for streaming on peacocks.
The brutalist (10 Oscar nominations)
Action: A brilliant architect flees after the war of Europe and tries to rebuild his career, marriage and life in America. In an unknown country alone, he settles in Pennsylvania, where a wealthy and influential industrial person recognizes his talent and offers him a chance for a fresh start.
- IMDB evaluation: 7.7
- Rotten tomatoes: 94%
Director: Brady Corbet
Occupation: Adrien Brody, Felicity Jones, Guy Pearce, Joe Alwyn
Where to see: The brutalist is now playing in the cinemas and available for Apple TV, Fandango at home, Google Play, Prime Video and YouTube.
Dune: Part two (5 Oscar nominations)
Storyline: Paul Areides joins Chani and the Fremen, which are powered by a burning need for revenge against those who smashed his family. When fate pulls him into the ultimate power, he is an impossible choice between the woman he loves and the fate of the universe. With visions of a dark future he just has to see, he has to act before it is too late.
- IMDB evaluation: 8.5
- Rotten tomatoes: 92%
Director: Denis Villeneuve
Occupation: Austin Butler, Florence Pugh, Timothee Chalamet, Zendaya
Where to see: Dune: Part two is with a Max bundle on Netflix, Max and Hulu Streaming and can be available on Apple TV, Google Play, Fandango at home and for the Prime video.
Nickel cubs (2 Oscar nominations)
The hopes of Storyline-Elwood Curtis to the college are crushed when he is sent to the Nickel Academy, a tough and irreconcilable reformation in the Jim Crow South. He is determined to capture his optimism and forms an unlikely connection to Turner, a black teenager whose hard deserved wisdom becomes an essential for survival.
- IMDB evaluation: 7.1
- Rotten tomatoes: 91%
Director: Ramell Ross
Occupation: Ethan Herisse, Brandon Wilson, Daveed Diggs, Luke Tennie
Where to see: Nickel Boys now stream on MGM+ and available on Apple TV, Fandango at home, Prime Video and YouTube.
A complete unknown (8 Oscar nominations)
Action: Bob Dylan arrived in New York in the early 1960s, a 19-year-old with a guitar, a restless spirit and a talent that will redefine American music. When he makes deep connections on his way to fame, his growing dissatisfaction with the Volks movement leads him to make a courageous, groundbreaking decision that sends shock waves in the music world.
- IMDB evaluation: 7.6
- Rotten tomatoes: 81%
Director: James Mangold
Occupation: Timothee Chalamet, Monica Barbaro, Edward Norton, Joan Baez
Where to see: A complete unknown player now plays in the cinemas and available for Prime video, Apple TV and Fandango at home.
Emilia Perez (13 Oscar nominations)
Action: A Mexican lawyer takes over an unexpected task-a notorious antitrust boss leaves a life with crimes and takes a long-cherished dream of transition to a woman.
- IMDB evaluation: 5.5
- Rotten tomatoes: 72%
Director: Jacques Audiard
Occupation: Karla Sofia Gascon, Zoe Saldana, Selena Gomez, Edgar Ramirez
Where to see: Emilia Perez stream now on Netflix.
I’m still here (3 Oscar nominations)
Action: Eunice Paiva begins a lonely fight for answers about the disappearance of her husband, the former deputy PTB deputy Paiva, while trying to hold her family together.
- IMDB evaluation: 8.7
- Rotten tomatoes: 97%
Director: Walter Salles
Occupation: Fernanda Torres, Fernanda Montenegro, Valentina Harszage, Selton Mello
Where to see: I’m still here only in the cinemas.
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