See the list of Oscar-nominated films 2018

On January 23, the list of nominees for the Oscar 2018 was released, which will take place on March 5, Sunday. The ceremony is the most popular in the film industry and awards the best films, directors, screenwriters, actors, actresses and many other technical categories according to the Hollywood film academy. There are also awards for documentaries, short films, foreign films and others.

Check out 30 films that received some nomination in different categories and will most likely take some awards.

Between them, The Bull Ferdinandan animation directed by a Brazilian.

Have you watched any of the movies below? Do you have any favourites?

A mute janitor works in a scientific laboratory where an amphibian-man project is being carried out. The young woman falls in love with him and helps him escape a sad fate. The film is by the wonderful director Guillermo del Toro🇧🇷 and it has received the most nominations (13 in total), just one less than Titanic and La La Land.

Indications:

Best movie, Best actress (Sally Hawkins) best supporting actress 🇧🇷Octavia Spencer), Best Director (Guillermo del Toro), Best Costume Design and 8 other categories.

Zhenya and Boris are parting, and each of them lives their own lives and dreams of ending this process as soon as possible. Behind many emotions and discussions, they forget their 12-year-old son, who, feeling alone, disappears. The director Andrey Zvyagintsevwith a lot of class, shows the most morbid side of our society.

Indications:

Best Foreign Film.

The film is based on real events and tells of an operation to rescue 300,000 soldiers from Dunkirk, on the border between France and Belgium. The plot takes place during the Second World War. Christopher Nolan was recognized for the first time as best director for this beautiful war drama that leaves the viewer very moved. Of course, time is a present theme, as always in his films.

Indications:

Best movie, best director 🇧🇷Christopher Nolan), Best Cinematography, plus 5 other nominations.

A black photographer from New York must face a difficult test: meeting his white bride’s parents. The issue is complicated by her family being elite and quite strange. A different horror film with a lot of social content and very interesting plot twists that received 4 Oscar nominations.

Indications:

Best movie, Best actor (Daniel Kaluuya), best director (Jordan Peele) and Best Original Screenplay.

London fashion designer Reynolds Woodcock’s life changes dramatically when he meets his muse, the interesting Alma. A brilliant and very subtle film about how difficult it is to be a genius, and how much worse it is to live a love story with him. It is said to be the last film by Daniel Day-Lewis, who has won 3 Academy Awards for Best Actor.

Indications:

Best actor (Daniel Day-Lewis), Best Picture, Best Supporting Actress (Lesley Manville🇧🇷 best director (Paul Thomas Anderson)Best Soundtrack and Best Costume Design.

The film shows the evolution of Winston Churchill to be Prime Minister of Great Britain. A film filled with politics that has all the brilliance of Gary Oldman. If he takes the best actor award, we’ll probably have a nice acceptance speech.

Indications:

Best movie, Best actor (Gary Oldman), Best Cinematography, Best Makeup, Best Costume Design and Best Production Design.

Mildred Hayes has her daughter murdered and the perpetrator was never found. Desperate, she decides to look for the local police chief. This is how she begins a woman’s fight against the authorities. A film directed by Martin McDonagh which is worth watching.

Indications:

Best movie, Best actress (Frances McDormand), Best Supporting Actor (Woody Harrelson and Sam Rockwell)Best Soundtrack, Best Original Screenplay and Best Editing.

A film that may seem simple that talks about how a student wants to leave the city when she finishes school to find her place in the world. Simplicity is what makes the film beautiful, after all, every life deserves to be told.

Indications:

Best movie, Best actress (Saoirse Ronan), Best Supporting Actress (Laurie Metcalf), Best Director and Best Original Screenplay (Greta Gerwig🇧🇷

Elio is 17 years old and lives with his parents in a beautiful house in Italy, where he reads books, plays the piano, studies and plays with a friend. Everything changes when Oliver, an attractive man from the United States and a colleague of his father, comes to spend a few weeks with them. An intense film full of historical and cultural references and that shows how passion surprises us when we least expect it.

Indications:

Best movie, Best actor (Timothée Chalamet) and Best Adapted Screenplay.

The film tells how the first female editor of the washington post and editor Ben Bradley start a competition against the The New York Times to see who will be the first to reveal to readers the country’s greatest secrets, hidden for over 30 years. The film features a star cast: Meryl Streep and Tom Hanks🇧🇷 Oh, and the director is none other than steven Spielberg🇧🇷

Indications:

Best movie and best actress 🇧🇷Meryl Streep🇧🇷

The film tells the life of skater Tonya Harding and the scandal in which she was involved in the 1994 Olympic Games, when a rival had her knee broken. In a style similar to a documentary, the film has great performances.

Indications:

Best actress (Margot Robbie), Best Supporting Actress (Allison Janney) and Best Editing.

In Miguel’s family, a 12-year-old boy, music lessons are serious business. Miguel dreams of playing the guitar, and this dream takes him to the Land of the Dead, where he is forced to look for his favorite singer. A very colorful film that touches the soul of viewers.

Indications:

On the Run: Baby Driver: Best Sound Editing, Best Sound and Best Editing.

Roman J. Israel, Esq.: Best actor (denzel washington🇧🇷

The Florida Project🇧🇷 Best Supporting Actor (Willem Dafoe🇧🇷

All the Money in the World: Best Supporting Actor (Christopher Plummer🇧🇷

mudbound: Best Supporting Actress (Mary J. Blige), Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Cinematography and Best Song.

Love Sick: Best Original Screenplay.

The Disaster Artist: Best Adapted Screenplay.

The Big Move: Best Adapted Screenplay.

Logan: Best Adapted Screenplay.

Blade Runner 2049: Best Cinematography, Best Production Design, Best Special Effects, Best Sound Editing and Best Sound.
Marshall: Best song.

The Greatest Showman: Best song.

Body and soul: Best foreign film.

the square: Best foreign film.

Star Wars: Episode VIII — The Last Jedi”: Best Special Effects, Best Sound Editing, Best Soundtrack and Best Sound.

The Godfather: Better animation.

The Bull Ferdinand: Better animation. The film is directed by Brazilian Carlos Saldanha.

Loving Vincent: Better animation.

Of course, other films were also nominated, these are just the favorites. If you liked a story, but didn’t see it, there’s still time to rent it or, in some cases, see it in movie theaters.