Osca 2024: Initial predictions include biopics, musicals and streaming platforms in full; Check out!

A 95th ceremony of oscar was transmitted last Sunday, awarding the film ‘Everything Everywhere at the Same Time‘ as the big winner of the night.

As the film industry does not stop, specialists are already listing the nominees for the next edition of the event.

According to the Varietythe first impressions indicate that the streaming platforms will be in weight in the Oscar 2024.

A Apple Original Films features a duo of acclaimed filmmakers preparing to release their new titles this year…

The first is Martin Scorsesewhose ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ will be debuting in Cannes Film Festivalfeaturing renowned actors in the cast, such as Leonardo DiCaprio (‘Titanic’), Jesse Plemons (‘Breaking Bad’) and Lily Gladstone (‘Certain Women’).

Furthermore, Ridley Scottstill without oscarwill command ‘napoleon‘ (previously called ‘Kitbag’), starring joaquin phoenix (‘Joker’) and Vanessa Kirby (‘Pieces of a Woman’).

A Netflix is full of projects that can compete for the award and many film buffs and music lovers are excited about the second directorial work of Bradley Cooper (‘A Star Is Born’),’Conductor‘, about the composer and pianist Leonard Bernsteinin which Cooper star next to Carey Mulligan (‘Beautiful Revenge’).

The platform will also launch this year the new thriller David Fincherentitled ‘The Killer‘, which brings Michael Fassbender (‘X-Men: Days of Future Past’) in the lead role.

Still without a date, the working titles may include an adaptation of a play by the playwright August Wilson call ‘The Piano Lesson‘, starring Samuel L. Jackson (‘The Avengers’) and John David Washington (‘Tenet’).

Between the Amazon Studios and the acquisition of MGMthe streaming giant will helm the next project from the award-winning screenwriter Oscar Emerald Fennell, ‘Saltburn‘.

The company is also responsible for the upcoming drama ‘Flint Strong‘, starring Brian Tyree Henry (‘Eternals’) and written by Barry Jenkins (‘Moonlight’), the film will mark the directorial debut of Rachel Morrisonthe first woman to be nominated for the oscar Best Picture for ‘Mudbound: Tears Over the Mississippi‘ (2017).

Newcomer to all major categories of the oscarthe producer A24 has possible participants, such as ‘Past Lives’ by Celine Songwhich received praise from the sundance festival.

The producer will also bring another story linked to Elvis Presleythis time through the eyes of his wife, with ‘Priscilla‘, starring Cailee Spaeny (‘Young Witches – New Sisterhood’).

Check out the predictions with possible nominees in the main categories:

Best movie

‘The Book of Clarence’ – Jeymes Samuel (Sony Pictures)

‘The Color Purple’ – Blitz the Ambassador (Warner Bros.)

‘Freud’s Last Session’ – Matthew Brown (Sony Pictures Classics)

‘The Holdovers’ – Alexander Payne (Focus Features)

‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ – Martin Scorsese (Apple Original Films)

‘Maestro’ – Bradley Cooper (Netflix)

‘Past Lives’ – Celine Song (A24)

‘Oppenheimer’ – Christopher Nolan (Universal Pictures)

‘Saltburn’ – Emerald Fennell (Amazon Studios)

‘Spider-Man: Through the Spider-Verse – Joaquim Dos Santos, Kemp Powers, Justin K. Thompson (Sony Pictures)

Best Direction

Blitz Bazawule – ‘The Color Purple’ (Warner Bros.)

Bradley Cooper – ‘Maestro’ (Netflix)

Emerald Fennell – ‘Saltburn’ (Amazon Studios)

Jeymes Samuel – ‘The Book of Clarence’ (Sony Pictures)

Celine Song – ‘Past Lives’ (A24)

Best Actor

Paul Giamatti – ‘The Holdovers’ (Focus Features)

André Holland – ‘The Actor’ (Neon)

Jonathan Majors – ‘Magazine Dreams’ (Searchlight Pictures)

Lakeith Stanfield – ‘The Book of Clarence’ (Sony Pictures)

David Strathairn – ‘A Little Prayer’ (Sony Pictures Classics)

Best actress

Fantasia Barrino – ‘The Color Purple’ (Warner Bros.)

Annette Bening – ‘Nyad’ (Netflix)

Greta Lee – ‘Past Lives’ (A24)

Carey Mulligan – ‘Maestro’ (Netflix)

Emma Stone – ‘Poor Things’ (Searchlight Pictures)

Best Supporting Actor

Colman Domingo – ‘The Color Purple’ (Warner Bros.)

Samuel L. Jackson – ‘The Piano Lesson’ (Netflix)

Brian Tyree Henry – ‘Flint Strong’ (Amazon/MGM)

Wagner Moura – ‘Civil War’ (A24)

Jesse Plemons – ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ (Apple Original Films)

Best Supporting Actress

Danielle Brooks – ‘The Color Purple’ (Warner Bros.)

America Ferrera – ‘Dumb Money’ (Sony Pictures)

Lily Gladstone – ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ (Apple Original Films)

Taraji P. Henson – ‘The Color Purple’ (Warner Bros.)

Da’Vine Joy Randolph – ‘The Holdovers’ (Focus Features)