The next April 25 is scheduled to be held at the Dolby Theater in Hollywood the Oscar Awards ceremony 2021. The father, Judas and the black Messiah, Mank, Minari, Nomadland, A promising young woman, Sound of metal and The Chicago Trial of the 7 are the Oscar nominated films in the category of best movie, two of which you can already see on Netflix.
You will find in the catalog of this streaming platformIn addition, two other titles with nominations in other important categories such as Best Leading Actress, Best Leading Actor or Best Supporting Actress or Best Production Design: Hillbilly, a rural elegy and The mother of the Blues. Discover the synopsis and the distribution of each one of them with us and choose which one to start with!
The Chicago 7 trial
- Address: Aaron Sorkin
- Cast: Eddie Redmayne, Sacha Baron Cohen, Mark Rylance, Frank Langella, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Jeremy Strong, John Carroll Lynch, Alex Sharp, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, Michael Keaton, Ben Shenkman, JC MacKenzie, Noah Robbins, Alice Kremelberg ...
In 1969, one of the Most Popular Trials in American History, in which seven individuals arrested during a demonstration against the Vietnam War were tried after being accused of conspiring against national security. His arrest occurred as a result of riots against the police and the trial, promoted by the new attorney general, was clearly political, giving rise to a series of social conflicts -demonstrations, citizen movements, promotion of civil rights- that would happen to posterity in a time of great change in America.
Hillbilly, a rural elegy
- Address: Ron Howard
- Cast: Amy Adams, Gabriel Basso, Glenn Close, Haley Bennett, Owen Asztalos, Freida Pinto, Bo Hopkins, William Mark McCullough, Jesse C. Boyd, Deja Dee, Tierney Smith, Lucy Capri, Sunny Mabrey, Stephen Kunken, Ryan Homchick, Ed Amatrudo , Holly A. Morris, Jason Davis ...
JD Vance, a former Marine from Southern Ohio and current law student at Yale, is about to get his life's job when a family crisis forces him to return to the house he has tried to forget. JD must deal with the complex dynamics of his family, including his shaky relationship with his mother, Bev, and his drug addiction. Fueled by memories of his grandmother Mamaw, the tough and smart woman who raised him, JD tries to come to embrace the indelible imprint of his family on his own personal journey. Based on the JD Vance bestseller. which was # 1 in The New York Times.
The mother of blues
- Address: George C. Wolfe
- Cast: Viola Davis, Chadwick Boseman, Glynn Turman, Colman Domingo, Joshua Harto, Taylour Paige, Jonny Coyne, Jeremy Shamos, Michael Potts, Scott Matheny, Dusan Brown, Phil Nardozzi, Daniel Johnson, Roger Petan, Ron L. Haynes, William Kania, Gregory Bromfield, Jordan Rhone, DaJuan Rippy, Antonio Fierro ...
The year is 1927 and Ma Rainey is recording a new record production in a study from Chicago, United States. The situation begins to get tense due to the differences between the so-called Queen of Blues, her agent and the producer. Control of your music is the reason for the confrontation. Among them is the trumpeter Levee, who wishes to have greater prominence in the music scene through a more contemporary touch in the songs.
Deficiency
- Address: David Fincher
- Cast: Gary Oldman, Amanda Seyfried, Arliss Howard, Charles Dance, Tom Burke, Lily Collins, Tuppence Middleton, Tom Pelphrey, Ferdinand Kingsley, Jamie McShane, Joseph Cross, Sam Troughton, Toby Leonard Moore, Leven Rambin, Madison West, Adam Shapiro, Monika Gossmann, Paul Fox.
Mank, that title takes the biopic about Herman Mankiewicz, writer of 'Citizen Kane', which reviews the filming process of Orson Welles' masterpiece, directed and released in 1941. The film is based on a script written by Jack Fincher, David Fincher's father, before he died in 2003.
These Oscar-nominated films have little or nothing to do with each other, as you have seen. Which one catches your attention the most? Have you seen any yet?