WHERE TO SEE THIS YEAR’S OSCAR HOTSHOTS

If you missed them at the cinema, here’s how to watch the biggest contenders for Sunday’s Academy Awards from your living room...

NYAD SOARING STORY OF A REAL-LIFE SWIMMER

Annette Bening and Jodie Foster were both nominated for this biopic of extraordinary swimmer Diana Nyad (Bening). Netflix

MAY DECEMBER

DISTURBING AGE-GAP TALE In a different year, Julianne Moore and Natalie Portman could have been up for Best Actress in this unsettling drama about an actor shadowing an age-gap couple. As it is, it’s just up for the screenplay, but their duelling performances are still terrific to watch. Sky/Now

PAST LIVES SOPHISTICATED WEEPIE

A bittersweet story about love, the choices we make and the consequences they have, this Best Picture nominee is a beautiful piece of work. Teo Yoo and Greta Lee (above) star as the childhood sweethearts reunited in New York and thinking about what might have been. Netflix

MAESTRO BERNSTEIN BIOPIC

Netflix’s biggest Oscar hopeful has a lot in common with Oppenheimer but a much lower profile, having only spent a relatively short time in cinemas. Bradley Cooper (right, with Carey Mulligan) directs himself as the maverick composer Leonard Bernstein in a solidly stirring drama with seven nods. Netflix

KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON TRUE-LIFE EXPLOITATION

Martin Scorsese’s Western crime drama about white men exploiting the Osage tribe when oil is found on their land picked up ten nods, the third highest total. But it’s the longest Best Picture nominee by a clear margin, at well over three hours. Leonardo DiCaprio and Robert De Niro star. Apple TV+

NAPOLEON BATTLE-FILLED EPIC

Ridley Scott’s mammoth take on the French leader features some incredible battle scenes, and its three nominations are all for production. Apple TV+

THE ZONE OF INTEREST BANALITY OF EVIL

This shattering drama about the home life of the

Auschwitz camp commandant is up for five Oscars. Buy/rent on

Amazon, Apple,

Sky, etc