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What is the premise?

A ball landing in a garden brings teenager JJ into contact with Dorothy, an elderly widow. The encounter interrupts two routines and opens a friendship between people whose worlds initially seem far apart.

Curatorial perspective: what should I look for?

The starting point is appealing because a small incident creates an opportunity for recognition. Notice what each discovers after seeing more than the other's age. The question is not whether every difference disappears, but what affinities emerge when there is room to talk.

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• nickelodeon.org — may contain spoilers

Who might enjoy this work?

For viewers who enjoy intergenerational encounters and brief stories centered on affection. Aging and loneliness form part of the context.

Where can I find the official artwork?

A Friend of Dorothy — visual reference page

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• Live Action Short Film — Lee Knight and James Dean · Nominee

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• Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences · 2026-09-26

What is the premise?

Bedrooms preserved by families make the absence of children killed in US school shootings tangible. The documentary approaches interrupted lives through the spaces and memories left behind.

Curatorial perspective: what should I look for?

Notice how an object changes meaning when its owner is no longer there. That attention allows memory to preserve more than the circumstances of death. The focus is human experience; it does not replace statistical or historical analysis of gun violence.

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• Netflix — may contain spoilers

Who might enjoy this work?

For viewers comfortable with a documentary experience of grief and memory. It concerns children's deaths and may be difficult to watch.

Where can I find the official artwork?

All the Empty Rooms — visual reference page

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• Documentary Short Film — Joshua Seftel and Conall Jones · Winner

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• Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences · 2026-09-26

What is the premise?

Arco, a boy from a distant peaceful future, accidentally travels to 2075. He encounters a world in danger and a new friendship. His presence contrasts the future he knows with the time he must navigate.

Curatorial perspective: what should I look for?

The appeal lies in using time travel to ask what kind of world people are building. Notice what each child finds strange: one child's normality can expose the limits of the other's environment. Fiction does not predict the future; it arranges possibilities for thinking about the present.

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• www.neonrated.com — may contain spoilers

Who might enjoy this work?

For viewers seeking animated adventure, friendship and environmental imagination. It offers a starting point for conversations about possible futures.

Where can I find the official artwork?

Arco — visual reference page

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• Animated Feature Film — Ugo Bienvenu, Félix de Givry, Sophie Mas and Natalie Portman · Nominee

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• Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences · 2026-09-26

What is the premise?

After journalist and filmmaker Brent Renaud dies while covering the war in Ukraine, his brother Craig brings together recordings and memories of a life spent documenting conflicts. The short connects journalistic work with a family's loss.

Curatorial perspective: what should I look for?

The title invites reflection on what a camera can witness and what it cannot protect. Notice the relationship between human closeness and exposure to danger without treating risk as automatic proof of journalistic quality. His brother's authorship makes the portrait's personal dimension explicit.

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• press.wbd.com — may contain spoilers

Who might enjoy this work?

For viewers interested in documentary and war reporting. Includes images and accounts of death, violence and real suffering.

Where can I find the official artwork?

Armed Only with a Camera: The Life and Death of Brent Renaud — visual reference page

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• Documentary Short Film — Craig Renaud and Juan Arredondo · Nominee

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• Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences · 2026-09-26

What is the premise?

The Sully family returns to the center of a new adventure on Pandora. Jake and Neytiri face conflicts in a world where family ties, territory and belonging are connected. This is a continuation of the Avatar saga.

Curatorial perspective: what should I look for?

The premise appeals to viewers who enjoy exploring a universe through environments, creatures and cultures. Notice how relationships with territory influence choices rather than treating Pandora only as scenery. Earlier films help establish the relationships without relying on summaries that reveal their twists.

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• movies.disney.com — may contain spoilers

Who might enjoy this work?

For viewers seeking science-fiction adventure and visual spectacle. Allow time for a long feature and consider approaching the saga in release order.

Where can I find the official artwork?

Avatar: Fire and Ash — visual reference page

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• Costume Design — Deborah L. Scott · Nominee

• Visual Effects — Joe Letteri, Richard Baneham, Eric Saindon and Daniel Barrett · Winner

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• Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences · 2026-09-26

What is the premise?

On Oklahoma!'s opening night in 1943, lyricist Lorenz Hart watches his former partner Richard Rodgers's success from a bar. The celebration of a new collaboration brings the weight of what was left behind.

Curatorial perspective: what should I look for?

The premise is appealing because it concentrates an artistic crisis in a social encounter. Notice the gap between a witty remark and the feeling it tries to conceal: admiration can coexist with envy and fear of being forgotten. Attention to conversation matters more than prior knowledge of musicals.

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• Sony Pictures — may contain spoilers

Who might enjoy this work?

For viewers who enjoy dialogue, creative lives and contradictory characters. This dramatic reconstruction is not a documentary transcript of that evening.

Where can I find the official artwork?

Blue Moon — visual reference page

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• Actor in a Leading Role — Ethan Hawke · Nominee

• Writing (Original Screenplay) — Written by Robert Kaplow · Nominee

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• Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences · 2026-09-26

What is the premise?

Two conspiracy-obsessed men kidnap a corporate executive, convinced she is an alien involved in a plan against Earth. Their certainty places everyone inside an extreme situation.

Curatorial perspective: what should I look for?

The central lens is what happens when a conclusion precedes evidence. Notice how words and actions can be reinterpreted to fit an existing belief. The premise offers tension and absurdity; approach the film without looking up explanations of its ending.

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• www.focusfeatures.com — may contain spoilers

Who might enjoy this work?

For viewers who enjoy dark satire and uncomfortable narratives. Includes kidnapping, threats and violence.

Where can I find the official artwork?

Bugonia — visual reference page

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• Actress in a Leading Role — Emma Stone · Nominee

• Music (Original Score) — Jerskin Fendrix · Nominee

• Best Picture — Ed Guiney & Andrew Lowe, Yorgos Lanthimos, Emma Stone and Lars Knudsen, Producers · Nominee

• Writing (Adapted Screenplay) — Screenplay by Will Tracy · Nominee

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• Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences · 2026-09-26

What is the premise?

Samir, a Palestinian butcher employed at an Israeli supermarket, is accused of removing hostage posters. Needing to keep his job, he tries to prove he was not responsible. Political conflict enters a shared workplace.

Curatorial perspective: what should I look for?

The premise concentrates a difficult question: what happens when someone's identity appears to carry more weight than evidence? Notice who gets to question, who must explain and how the risk of losing employment changes the conversation. This lens helps reveal unequal power within the specific situation.

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• www.seretfilmfestival.org — may contain spoilers

Who might enjoy this work?

For viewers seeking short social dramas and conflicts of belonging. The festival reference provides context, not a guarantee of a screening available today.

Where can I find the official artwork?

Butcher's Stain — visual reference page

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• Live Action Short Film — Meyer Levinson-Blount and Oron Caspi · Nominee

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• Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences · 2026-09-26

What is the premise?

Swimmer Alfred Nakache's life inspires an animation about memory, sport and persecution. Also known by its French title Papillon, the short connects water and recollection in a life marked by historical violence.

Curatorial perspective: what should I look for?

Animated painting offers a way to think of memory as transformation rather than only a sequence of dates. Notice how one image can lead into another through movement or sensation. The premise suits viewers interested in different ways of telling a life; it is an artistic perspective, not an exhaustive biography.

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• sacrebleuprod.fr — may contain spoilers

Who might enjoy this work?

For viewers who enjoy auteur animation and stories connected to the Holocaust. The viewing reference is French ARTE; availability and languages depend on territory.

Where can I find the official artwork?

Butterfly — visual reference page

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Awards and nominations

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• Animated Short Film — Florence Miailhe and Ron Dyens · Nominee

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• Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences · 2026-09-26

What is the premise?

Israeli activists hold silent vigils in Tel Aviv with photographs of children killed in Gaza. The short follows a form of protest that brings faces and absences into public space, confronting reactions from passersby.

Curatorial perspective: what should I look for?

The premise invites attention to how silence, images and physical presence communicate a position. Notice what changes when a statistic acquires a face displayed in the street. This lens concerns memory and protest; the documentary's scope does not encompass the entire history of the conflict.

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• filmsandfestivals.britishcouncil.org — may contain spoilers

Who might enjoy this work?

For viewers seeking documentaries about public grief and civic mobilization. The subject involves children's deaths and confrontations over war.

Where can I find the official artwork?

Children No More: "Were and Are Gone" — visual reference page

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• Documentary Short Film — Hilla Medalia and Sheila Nevins · Nominee

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• Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences · 2026-09-26

What is the premise?

Andrea Gibson and Megan Falley face an incurable cancer diagnosis within a shared life of poetry, affection and humor. The documentary follows their relationship with the awareness that their time together may be limited.

Curatorial perspective: what should I look for?

The premise appeals through the space it gives life within illness. Notice how words, jokes and small acts of care express what a clinical explanation cannot. One couple's experience is not a coping formula; joy and suffering can coexist without canceling each other out.

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• www.apple.com — may contain spoilers

Who might enjoy this work?

For viewers who enjoy intimate documentaries, poetry and love stories. Serious illness and the possibility of loss are central.

Where can I find the official artwork?

Come See Me in the Good Light — visual reference page

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• Documentary Feature Film — Ryan White, Jessica Hargrave, Tig Notaro and Stef Willen · Nominee

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• Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences · 2026-09-26

What is the premise?

Sara Shahverdi becomes the first woman elected to her Iranian village's council. Her work for girls and women challenges local expectations about who can decide, move freely and participate in public life.

Curatorial perspective: what should I look for?

The premise's strength lies in connecting social change to concrete everyday choices. Notice what an apparently simple opportunity, such as learning to ride a motorcycle, means in this setting. Sara's portrait offers a situated case, not a uniform description of every woman in Iran.

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• www.gandomproduction.com — may contain spoilers

Who might enjoy this work?

For viewers seeking documentaries about political participation and autonomy. Gender tensions and child marriage form part of the context.

Where can I find the official artwork?

Cutting through Rocks — visual reference page

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• Documentary Feature Film — Sara Khaki and Mohammadreza Eyni · Nominee

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• Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences · 2026-09-26

What is the premise?

This documentary follows songwriter Diane Warren and her creative career. The writer takes center stage in an industry where audiences often first recognize the performer.

Curatorial perspective: what should I look for?

The premise offers a way to listen to familiar songs through the work of composition. Notice how persistence, creative identity and professional negotiation appear in the account of a career. A successful path can inspire questions about the craft without establishing a universal recipe for entering the music industry.

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• www.masterclass.com — may contain spoilers

Who might enjoy this work?

For viewers who enjoy music and creative work behind the scenes. The reference page belongs to MasterClass; check its documentary access conditions.

Where can I find the official artwork?

Diane Warren: Relentless — visual reference page

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• Music (Original Song) — Dear Me — Music and Lyric by Diane Warren · Nominee

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• Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences · 2026-09-26

What is the premise?

Elio, a boy fascinated by space, is transported into a community of alien civilizations. Finding a place among such different beings seems to fulfill a wish, while creating new expectations about who he is.

Curatorial perspective: what should I look for?

Space fiction offers a lens for the desire to belong. Notice when being considered special helps Elio and when it creates an image he must maintain. The interest extends beyond meeting creatures: the adventure can open a conversation about recognition and loneliness.

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• movies.disney.com — may contain spoilers

Who might enjoy this work?

For viewers seeking animated adventure and encounters between worlds. Astronomy knowledge is unnecessary; cultural differences appear through fantasy.

Where can I find the official artwork?

Elio — visual reference page

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• Animated Feature Film — Madeline Sharafian, Domee Shi, Adrian Molina and Mary Alice Drumm · Nominee

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• Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences · 2026-09-26

What is the premise?

Driver Sonny Hayes gets a chance to return to Formula 1 and help a struggling team. Alongside a young teammate, he must reconcile experience, competition and the possibility of rebuilding his career.

Curatorial perspective: what should I look for?

The sporting premise becomes more interesting through the tension between individual results and collective work. A teammate is an ally for the team and a competitor on track. Look for this conflict in decisions without treating dramatization as a technical guide to real regulations.

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• www.apple.com — may contain spoilers

Who might enjoy this work?

For viewers who enjoy racing and comeback stories. The Apple reference also lists awards; open it after revealing results if you want to preserve that surprise.

Where can I find the official artwork?

F1 — visual reference page

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• Film Editing — Stephen Mirrione · Nominee

• Best Picture — Chad Oman, Brad Pitt, Dede Gardner, Jeremy Kleiner, Joseph Kosinski and Jerry Bruckheimer, Producers · Nominee

• Sound — Gareth John, Al Nelson, Gwendolyn Yates Whittle, Gary A. Rizzo and Juan Peralta · Winner

• Visual Effects — Ryan Tudhope, Nicolas Chevallier, Robert Harrington and Keith Dawson · Nominee

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• Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences · 2026-09-26

What is the premise?

An orphaned bear cub finds shelter with a tree that becomes a protective presence. Curiosity and the lure of easy food put that bond under strain. The animation presents nature through a fable.

Curatorial perspective: what should I look for?

The appeal lies in making care visible between very different beings. Notice what is offered without an immediate return and what the cub cannot yet understand. As a fable, the story gives nature human intentions; that is a storytelling device, not a description of animal behavior.

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• www.forevergreenfilm.com — may contain spoilers

Who might enjoy this work?

For viewers who enjoy animated shorts, nature and stories of belonging. A fable's appearance does not exclude danger or loss.

Where can I find the official artwork?

Forevergreen — visual reference page

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• Animated Short Film — Nathan Engelhardt and Jeremy Spears · Nominee

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• Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences · 2026-09-26

What is the premise?

Victor Frankenstein pursues the possibility of creating life and confronts a creature who cannot be reduced to his ambition. Guillermo del Toro adapts Mary Shelley's novel into a story about creation, abandonment and recognition.

Curatorial perspective: what should I look for?

A useful lens separates the ability to create from the willingness to care. Notice who gets a voice, who is called a monster and who can define that word. Knowing the novel adds comparisons, but this adaptation can stand on its own.

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• Netflix — may contain spoilers

Who might enjoy this work?

For viewers who enjoy gothic fantasy and human conflicts beneath horror. Includes bodily imagery, distress and violence.

Where can I find the official artwork?

Frankenstein — visual reference page

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Awards and nominations

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• Actor in a Supporting Role — Jacob Elordi · Nominee

• Cinematography — Dan Laustsen · Nominee

• Costume Design — Kate Hawley · Winner

• Makeup and Hairstyling — Mike Hill, Jordan Samuel and Cliona Furey · Winner

• Music (Original Score) — Alexandre Desplat · Nominee

• Best Picture — Guillermo del Toro, J. Miles Dale and Scott Stuber, Producers · Nominee

• Production Design — Production Design: Tamara Deverell; Set Decoration: Shane Vieau · Winner

• Sound — Greg Chapman, Nathan Robitaille, Nelson Ferreira, Christian Cooke and Brad Zoern · Nominee

• Writing (Adapted Screenplay) — Written for the Screen by Guillermo del Toro · Nominee

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• Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences · 2026-09-26

What is the premise?

Hamnet approaches William Shakespeare's family world through an experience of love and loss connected to the creation of Hamlet. This literary adaptation imagines an intimate life behind a familiar name in cultural history.

Curatorial perspective: what should I look for?

Follow how personal experience and artistic creation come close without making one the definitive explanation of the other. The lens is what fiction allows us to imagine about an absence. Dramatized private scenes should not be treated as Shakespearean biographical records.

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• focusfeatures.com — may contain spoilers

Who might enjoy this work?

For viewers who enjoy period drama, family bonds and connections between life and art. Grief plays an important role.

Where can I find the official artwork?

Hamnet — visual reference page

Where can I look for streaming?

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Awards and nominations

1 award(s) associated with this work in this edition.

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• Actress in a Leading Role — Jessie Buckley · Winner

• Casting — Nina Gold · Nominee

• Costume Design — Malgosia Turzanska · Nominee

• Directing — Chloé Zhao · Nominee

• Music (Original Score) — Max Richter · Nominee

• Best Picture — Liza Marshall, Pippa Harris, Nicolas Gonda, Steven Spielberg and Sam Mendes, Producers · Nominee

• Production Design — Production Design: Fiona Crombie; Set Decoration: Alice Felton · Nominee

• Writing (Adapted Screenplay) — Screenplay by Chloé Zhao & Maggie O'Farrell · Nominee

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• Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences · 2026-09-26

What is the premise?

Linda tries to cope with her daughter's illness, her absent husband and an increasingly difficult relationship with her therapist. Demands that would be heavy on their own accumulate, leaving little room to regain balance.

Curatorial perspective: what should I look for?

Ask how a narrative makes viewers experience overload rather than merely hear it described. Notice the space allowed for rest, interruptions and requests for help. Its psychological tension may be compelling; do not expect a reassuring portrait of motherhood.

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• a24films.com — may contain spoilers

Who might enjoy this work?

For viewers who enjoy psychological drama and uncomfortable humor. Childhood illness and parental exhaustion are central subjects.

Where can I find the official artwork?

If I Had Legs I'd Kick You — visual reference page

Where can I look for streaming?

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Awards and nominations

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• Actress in a Leading Role — Rose Byrne · Nominee

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• Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences · 2026-09-26

What is the premise?

A mechanic believes a chance encounter has brought him face to face with the man who tortured him in prison. He seeks out other former prisoners to confirm the identity. Suspicion puts memory, certainty and a desire for redress into conflict.

Curatorial perspective: what should I look for?

The premise asks what someone accepts as proof after suffering extreme violence. Notice how differing memories can strengthen or undermine conviction. The moral suspense is appealing because recognition, justice and revenge do not mean the same thing.

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• www.neonrated.com — may contain spoilers

Who might enjoy this work?

For viewers interested in ethical dilemmas and political cinema. The story involves prison trauma and torture; familiarity with Jafar Panahi's earlier films is unnecessary.

Where can I find the official artwork?

It Was Just an Accident — visual reference page

Where can I look for streaming?

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Awards and nominations

0 award(s) associated with this work in this edition.

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• International Feature Film — France · Nominee

• Writing (Original Screenplay) — Written by Jafar Panahi; Script collaborators - Nader Saïvar, Shadmehr Rastin, Mehdi Mahmoudian · Nominee

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• Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences · 2026-09-26

What is the premise?

During a marriage proposal in England in 1813, Essy's menstruation is mistaken for an injury. The situation brings romantic etiquette into conflict with bodily ignorance and what a woman is allowed to say.

Curatorial perspective: what should I look for?

The humor begins with the title's double meaning: a historical period and a menstrual period. Notice how the elegant conventions of period romance clash with a bodily subject treated as unspeakable. This is a parody drawing on conventions associated with Jane Austen, not an adaptation of one of her novels.

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• nickelodeon.org — may contain spoilers

Who might enjoy this work?

For viewers who enjoy comedy and social satire. The producer links to viewing options; the short discusses menstruation explicitly.

Where can I find the official artwork?

Jane Austen's Period Drama — visual reference page

Where can I look for streaming?

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Awards and nominations

0 award(s) associated with this work in this edition.

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• Live Action Short Film — Julia Aks and Steve Pinder · Nominee

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• Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences · 2026-09-26

What is the premise?

A team sets out to collect dinosaur genetic material linked to promised medical benefits. The mission leads to an isolated, dangerous environment where commercial interests and survival begin competing for priority.

Curatorial perspective: what should I look for?

The premise provides a direct entry into creature adventure and suspense. Notice who takes the risks and who expects the rewards of the expedition: that distinction helps interpret decisions. Fantasy genetics serves the story rather than explaining the science of recreating extinct animals.

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• www.universalpictures.com — may contain spoilers

Who might enjoy this work?

For viewers who enjoy expeditions, dinosaurs and survival suspense. Creature violence may be frightening; franchise familiarity adds context without requiring a memorized chronology.

Where can I find the official artwork?

Jurassic World Rebirth — visual reference page

Where can I look for streaming?

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• Visual Effects — David Vickery, Stephen Aplin, Charmaine Chan and Neil Corbould · Nominee

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• Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences · 2026-09-26

What is the premise?

After losing his father, Kikuo is taken in by a kabuki actor and dedicates himself to this theatrical tradition. Alongside his mentor's son, he passes through years of training and competition for recognition. The story follows a life shaped by artistic ambition.

Curatorial perspective: what should I look for?

The premise invites attention to tensions among talent, training and family inheritance. Who can occupy a prestigious position: someone born within the tradition or someone who demonstrates merit? Follow that question through the relationships without needing prior knowledge of every kabuki convention.

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• gkids.com — may contain spoilers

Who might enjoy this work?

For viewers who enjoy artistic sagas and relationships of admiration and rivalry. This is a long feature; the art invites attention to gesture and context.

Where can I find the official artwork?

Kokuho — visual reference page

Where can I look for streaming?

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Awards and nominations

0 award(s) associated with this work in this edition.

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• Makeup and Hairstyling — Kyoko Toyokawa, Naomi Hibino and Tadashi Nishimatsu · Nominee

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• Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences · 2026-09-26

What is the premise?

A group of K-pop stars balances performing with a secret mission to fight demons. Their connection with audiences matters in a world where music, identity and fantasy action work together.

Curatorial perspective: what should I look for?

Notice how a public image can clash with what someone fears revealing. That lens adds meaning to the music and the group's identity beyond the battles. This is a musical adventure; enjoying sung numbers makes a difference to the experience.

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• Netflix — may contain spoilers

Who might enjoy this work?

For viewers seeking musical animation, friendship and fantasy action. Knowing real K-pop bands is not a prerequisite.

Where can I find the official artwork?

KPop Demon Hunters — visual reference page

Where can I look for streaming?

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Awards and nominations

2 award(s) associated with this work in this edition.

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• Animated Feature Film — Maggie Kang, Chris Appelhans and Michelle L.M. Wong · Winner

• Music (Original Song) — Golden — Music and Lyric by EJAE, Mark Sonnenblick, Joong Gyu Kwak, Yu Han Lee, Hee Dong Nam, Jeong Hoon Seo and Teddy Park · Winner

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• Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences · 2026-09-26

What is the premise?

A small discovery awakens Amélie's curiosity about the world. Growing up in a foreign family in postwar Japan, she grows close to household caregiver Nishio-san and begins understanding feelings and differences. The animation adapts Amélie Nothomb's writing.

Curatorial perspective: what should I look for?

The premise appeals through a child's perspective: before mastering explanations, a child gives meaning to sensations, objects and relationships. Notice the distance between what Amélie perceives and what an adult might understand. That gap makes discovery compelling without requiring literal realism from every image.

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• gkids.com — may contain spoilers

Who might enjoy this work?

For viewers who enjoy sensitive animation, memory and childhood. A child's viewpoint does not exclude difficult emotions.

Where can I find the official artwork?

Little Amélie or the Character of Rain — visual reference page

Where can I look for streaming?

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Awards and nominations

0 award(s) associated with this work in this edition.

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• Animated Feature Film — Maïlys Vallade, Liane-Cho Han, Nidia Santiago and Henri Magalon · Nominee

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• Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences · 2026-09-26

What is the premise?

Marty Mauser pursues a dream of greatness that the people around him do not respect. His ambition takes him through obstacles and tests what he is willing to do for recognition.

Curatorial perspective: what should I look for?

A useful lens separates determination from entitlement to success. Notice when a dream motivates effort and when it becomes a justification for decisions affecting others. That question lets you follow an ambitious protagonist without needing to approve of everything he does.

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• a24films.com — may contain spoilers

Who might enjoy this work?

For viewers who enjoy obsession-driven characters and stories of ambition. Do not expect a simple inspirational lesson.

Where can I find the official artwork?

Marty Supreme — visual reference page

Where can I look for streaming?

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• Actor in a Leading Role — Timothée Chalamet · Nominee

• Casting — Jennifer Venditti · Nominee

• Cinematography — Darius Khondji · Nominee

• Costume Design — Miyako Bellizzi · Nominee

• Directing — Josh Safdie · Nominee

• Film Editing — Ronald Bronstein and Josh Safdie · Nominee

• Best Picture — Eli Bush, Ronald Bronstein, Josh Safdie, Anthony Katagas and Timothée Chalamet, Producers · Nominee

• Production Design — Production Design: Jack Fisk; Set Decoration: Adam Willis · Nominee

• Writing (Original Screenplay) — Written by Ronald Bronstein & Josh Safdie · Nominee

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• Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences · 2026-09-26

What is the premise?

Pavel Talankin records everyday life at a Russian school as the war against Ukraine changes its practices and messages. His camera work becomes a way to witness propaganda entering school life.

Curatorial perspective: what should I look for?

The premise invites attention to how a large political project appears in ceremonies, speech and daily habits. Ask whom each recording was made for and how context changes its meaning. The material offers an inside perspective on one community rather than representing all of Russian society.

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• www.ridf.it — may contain spoilers

Who might enjoy this work?

For viewers interested in documentaries about education, propaganda and individual resistance. Includes war context and political pressure on children and adults.

Where can I find the official artwork?

Mr. Nobody against Putin — visual reference page

Where can I look for streaming?

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Awards and nominations

1 award(s) associated with this work in this edition.

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• Documentary Feature Film — David Borenstein, Pavel Talankin, Helle Faber and Alžběta Karásková · Winner

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• Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences · 2026-09-26

What is the premise?

Bob, a former revolutionary, lives off the grid with his daughter Willa. Paranoia and the weight of old struggles shape a life in which protecting family and dealing with the past cannot be separated.

Curatorial perspective: what should I look for?

The premise invites attention to the meeting of political conviction and emotional responsibility. Compare what Bob claims to stand for with what his decisions demand of his daughter. That lens helps follow action and generational conflict without reducing characters to spokespeople for ideas.

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• www.onebattleafteranothermovie.net — may contain spoilers

Who might enjoy this work?

For viewers seeking action involving political commitments and difficult family relationships. Includes violence; political references may reward a later revisit.

Where can I find the official artwork?

One Battle after Another — visual reference page

Where can I look for streaming?

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Awards and nominations

6 award(s) associated with this work in this edition.

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• Actor in a Leading Role — Leonardo DiCaprio · Nominee

• Actor in a Supporting Role — Sean Penn · Winner

• Actor in a Supporting Role — Benicio Del Toro · Nominee

• Actress in a Supporting Role — Teyana Taylor · Nominee

• Casting — Cassandra Kulukundis · Winner

• Cinematography — Michael Bauman · Nominee

• Directing — Paul Thomas Anderson · Winner

• Film Editing — Andy Jurgensen · Winner

• Music (Original Score) — Jonny Greenwood · Nominee

• Best Picture — Adam Somner, Sara Murphy and Paul Thomas Anderson, Producers · Winner

• Production Design — Production Design: Florencia Martin; Set Decoration: Anthony Carlino · Nominee

• Sound — José Antonio García, Christopher Scarabosio and Tony Villaflor · Nominee

• Writing (Adapted Screenplay) — Written by Paul Thomas Anderson · Winner

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• Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences · 2026-09-26

What is the premise?

Three donkeys cross a desert landscape and encounter an astronomical observatory. Without dialogue, the short brings animals, machines and sky together in an experience that invites reconsideration of what can form a story.

Curatorial perspective: what should I look for?

The appeal lies in shifting attention from explanation to perception. Notice differences in scale, movement and sound: an ear and an observation structure can suggest different ways of sensing the world. That connection is a viewing interpretation, not a claim about what the animals actually think.

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• alisonmcalpine.com — may contain spoilers

Who might enjoy this work?

For viewers open to contemplative cinema and experiences without explanatory narration. Criterion Channel is a viewing reference; confirm the offer in your country.

Where can I find the official artwork?

Perfectly a Strangeness — visual reference page

Where can I look for streaming?

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Awards and nominations

0 award(s) associated with this work in this edition.

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• Documentary Short Film — Alison McAlpine · Nominee

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• Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences · 2026-09-26

What is the premise?

Ray imagines everything he would like to do when retirement finally gives him time. A succession of wishes builds a future life in which activities, discoveries and pleasures always seem ready to begin.

Curatorial perspective: what should I look for?

The appeal lies in recognizing a familiar phrase: I will do that later. Notice when imagining the future opens possibilities and when it starts replacing the present. The short can prompt reflection without requiring every wish to become an obligation or an impossible list.

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• www.retirementplanfilm.com — may contain spoilers

Who might enjoy this work?

For viewers who enjoy brief animation, everyday humor and reflection on time. The official site separates viewing options by region.

Where can I find the official artwork?

Retirement Plan — visual reference page

Where can I look for streaming?

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• Animated Short Film — John Kelly and Andrew Freedman · Nominee

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• Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences · 2026-09-26

What is the premise?

Sisters Nora and Agnes reconnect with their estranged father Gustav, a filmmaker. He offers Nora, an actress, a role in the film intended to revive his career. Work and family history begin occupying the same space.

Curatorial perspective: what should I look for?

The premise's appeal lies in an ambiguous invitation: an artistic proposal can also attempt connection, control or repair. Notice who gets to tell a shared memory. That question is more productive than quickly deciding which family member is right.

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• www.neonrated.com — may contain spoilers

Who might enjoy this work?

For viewers who enjoy family dramas and connections between art and intimacy. Emotional conflicts matter more than large external events.

Where can I find the official artwork?

Sentimental Value — visual reference page

Where can I look for streaming?

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Awards and nominations

1 award(s) associated with this work in this edition.

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• Actor in a Supporting Role — Stellan Skarsgård · Nominee

• Actress in a Leading Role — Renate Reinsve · Nominee

• Actress in a Supporting Role — Elle Fanning · Nominee

• Actress in a Supporting Role — Inga Ibsdotter Lilleaas · Nominee

• Directing — Joachim Trier · Nominee

• Film Editing — Olivier Bugge Coutté · Nominee

• International Feature Film — Norway · Winner

• Best Picture — Maria Ekerhovd and Andrea Berentsen Ottmar, Producers · Nominee

• Writing (Original Screenplay) — Written by Eskil Vogt, Joachim Trier · Nominee

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• Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences · 2026-09-26

What is the premise?

Twin brothers return to their hometown hoping to leave troubled lives behind. Their fresh start puts them in the path of a threat greater than they expected. The premise combines a return to one's roots with horror.

Curatorial perspective: what should I look for?

A useful question is what it means to belong to a place again. Notice who can enter each space, whom the brothers trust and how the past weighs on a promised fresh start. Let the film reveal the threat rather than looking up explanations beforehand.

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• www.sinnersmovie.com — may contain spoilers

Who might enjoy this work?

For viewers who enjoy horror shaped by family ties and community tensions. Expect violence and intense situations; this is not a family adventure.

Where can I find the official artwork?

Sinners — visual reference page

Where can I look for streaming?

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Awards and nominations

4 award(s) associated with this work in this edition.

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• Actor in a Leading Role — Michael B. Jordan · Winner

• Actor in a Supporting Role — Delroy Lindo · Nominee

• Actress in a Supporting Role — Wunmi Mosaku · Nominee

• Casting — Francine Maisler · Nominee

• Cinematography — Autumn Durald Arkapaw · Winner

• Costume Design — Ruth E. Carter · Nominee

• Directing — Ryan Coogler · Nominee

• Film Editing — Michael P. Shawver · Nominee

• Makeup and Hairstyling — Ken Diaz, Mike Fontaine and Shunika Terry · Nominee

• Music (Original Score) — Ludwig Goransson · Winner

• Music (Original Song) — I Lied To You — Music and Lyric by Raphael Saadiq and Ludwig Goransson · Nominee

• Best Picture — Zinzi Coogler, Sev Ohanian and Ryan Coogler, Producers · Nominee

• Production Design — Production Design: Hannah Beachler; Set Decoration: Monique Champagne · Nominee

• Sound — Chris Welcker, Benjamin A. Burtt, Felipe Pacheco, Brandon Proctor and Steve Boeddeker · Nominee

• Visual Effects — Michael Ralla, Espen Nordahl, Guido Wolter and Donnie Dean · Nominee

• Writing (Original Screenplay) — Written by Ryan Coogler · Winner

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• Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences · 2026-09-26

What is the premise?

A father and son move through Morocco's rave scene searching for a missing young woman. They follow a group toward the desert, where distance, environment and uncertainty put pressure on the journey.

Curatorial perspective: what should I look for?

The premise connects a family search with an experience of displacement. Notice how the need to keep going changes what feels like an acceptable decision. Music, space and physical endurance are useful points of attention; do not expect the entire experience to reduce to solving a mystery.

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• www.neonrated.com — may contain spoilers

Who might enjoy this work?

For viewers open to intense, unpredictable cinematic journeys. Disappearance and danger make the premise emotionally demanding.

Where can I find the official artwork?

Sirāt — visual reference page

Where can I look for streaming?

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• International Feature Film — Spain · Nominee

• Sound — Amanda Villavieja, Laia Casanovas and Yasmina Praderas · Nominee

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• Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences · 2026-09-26

What is the premise?

Two musicians going through difficult times form a Neil Diamond tribute band. Their partnership creates room for affection and renewed dreams. The film dramatizes a true story through its own adaptation choices.

Curatorial perspective: what should I look for?

Notice how performing someone else's songs can become a way to express one's own life. That perspective treats tribute performance as work and connection, not merely nostalgia. Familiar songs offer an entry point, but dramatization should not be confused with documentary record.

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• www.focusfeatures.com — may contain spoilers

Who might enjoy this work?

For viewers seeking romance, music and fresh starts. Knowing Neil Diamond adds familiarity but is not required.

Where can I find the official artwork?

Song Sung Blue — visual reference page

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• Actress in a Leading Role — Kate Hudson · Nominee

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• Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences · 2026-09-26

What is the premise?

A visit to film a religious gathering in an Alabama prison opens the way to allegations of violence and concealment. Incarcerated people use recordings from inside the system to show what exists beyond official accounts.

Curatorial perspective: what should I look for?

The premise is compelling through the struggle over who can create a public record. Compare testimony, images and institutional accounts without assuming they have identical scope. Ask how an investigation works in a closed environment where access and source safety shape what can be shown.

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• press.wbd.com — may contain spoilers

Who might enjoy this work?

For viewers seeking investigative documentaries about prisons and human rights. Includes accounts of violence, death and degrading conditions.

Where can I find the official artwork?

The Alabama Solution — visual reference page

Where can I look for streaming?

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• Documentary Feature Film — Andrew Jarecki and Charlotte Kaufman · Nominee

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• Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences · 2026-09-26

What is the premise?

The short follows a working day with Tracii, head of security at a women's healthcare clinic in Atlanta. Staff try to maintain services amid protests, restrictions and threats connected to abortion access.

Curatorial perspective: what should I look for?

Following everyday work reveals what abstract debate often leaves out: who opens the door, welcomes people and manages tension. Notice how security changes gestures and routes. The film presents one clinic and its context rather than legal or medical guidance.

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• press.wbd.com — may contain spoilers

Who might enjoy this work?

For viewers interested in documentaries about care, work and reproductive rights. Political conflict and threats are part of the experience portrayed.

Where can I find the official artwork?

The Devil Is Busy — visual reference page

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• Documentary Short Film — Christalyn Hampton and Geeta Gandbhir · Nominee

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• Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences · 2026-09-26

What is the premise?

In early twentieth-century Montreal, a boy falls in love with a girl whose tears become pearls. When sorrow acquires a market value, love and material interest come into conflict.

Curatorial perspective: what should I look for?

The premise offers an entry into a dark fable about turning suffering into wealth. Notice who benefits from the pearls and what that does to relationships. Stop-motion also invites attention to bodies, objects and textures as part of building this world.

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• collection.nfb.ca — may contain spoilers

Who might enjoy this work?

For viewers who enjoy dark tales and handcrafted animation. The story addresses sadness and exploitation; animation does not automatically mean content for young children.

Where can I find the official artwork?

The Girl Who Cried Pearls — visual reference page

Where can I look for streaming?

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• Animated Short Film — Chris Lavis and Maciek Szczerbowski · Winner

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• Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences · 2026-09-26

What is the premise?

A school bus driver and a teacher try to bring 22 children out of a wildfire. Inspired by real events, the film follows a rescue in which navigation, time and responsibility become urgent.

Curatorial perspective: what should I look for?

The premise's interest lies in decisions made with incomplete information. Notice what the characters can know about their route, how they communicate danger and who depends on them. Dramatization brings viewers close to a crisis but is not an evacuation guide for real wildfires.

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• www.apple.com — may contain spoilers

Who might enjoy this work?

For viewers who enjoy survival suspense and rescue stories. Children in danger and wildfires may make the experience distressing.

Where can I find the official artwork?

The Lost Bus — visual reference page

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• Visual Effects — Charlie Noble, David Zaretti, Russell Bowen and Brandon K. McLaughlin · Nominee

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• Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences · 2026-09-26

What is the premise?

This documentary examines Ajike Owens's death and the neighborhood conflict that preceded it. Records of the case bring viewers close to an everyday situation that became violent. These are real people and real suffering.

Curatorial perspective: what should I look for?

Distinguish what an image records from the interpretation it receives. Notice whose voices are heard and how successive records reveal escalation. The film presents a documentary perspective on one case, not a universal explanation of violence between neighbors.

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• Netflix — may contain spoilers

Who might enjoy this work?

For viewers interested in social documentaries and reflection on racism and violence. The story involves death and family distress.

Where can I find the official artwork?

The Perfect Neighbor — visual reference page

Where can I look for streaming?

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Awards and nominations

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• Documentary Feature Film — Geeta Gandbhir, Alisa Payne, Nikon Kwantu and Sam Bisbee · Nominee

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• Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences · 2026-09-26

What is the premise?

In 1977, Marcelo arrives in Recife during Carnival, hoping to reunite with his son and find safety. Brazil is under a dictatorship, and the city does not provide the refuge he expected. Threats enter everyday encounters and places.

Curatorial perspective: what should I look for?

Notice how a city can preserve, conceal or normalize violence. This lens connects Marcelo's personal journey to a social environment without requiring every scene to function as an investigative clue. The premise suggests political suspense shaped by place and memory.

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• www.neonrated.com — may contain spoilers

Who might enjoy this work?

For viewers interested in Brazilian cinema, suspense and stories set under dictatorship. Historical context helps, but the characters' experiences offer an accessible starting point.

Where can I find the official artwork?

The Secret Agent — visual reference page

Where can I look for streaming?

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• Actor in a Leading Role — Wagner Moura · Nominee

• Casting — Gabriel Domingues · Nominee

• International Feature Film — Brazil · Nominee

• Best Picture — Emilie Lesclaux, Producer · Nominee

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• Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences · 2026-09-26

What is the premise?

Patrons at a bar find an unexpected connection through an improvised singing contest. Adapting an Ivan Turgenev story, the short places artistic expression among people who initially appear to have little in common.

Curatorial perspective: what should I look for?

Follow what changes when someone stops being background presence and becomes a person others listen to. Singing offers vulnerability and recognition without requiring a full biography for every character. It is an inviting way to try short narratives focused on one situation.

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• nickelodeon.org — may contain spoilers

Who might enjoy this work?

For viewers who enjoy music, human encounters and brief stories. The external reference groups several shorts and may reveal additional information.

Where can I find the official artwork?

The Singers — visual reference page

Where can I look for streaming?

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Awards and nominations

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• Live Action Short Film — Sam A. Davis and Jack Piatt · Winner

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• Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences · 2026-09-26

What is the premise?

Fighter Mark Kerr's life becomes the subject of a dramatization of his MMA career. Sport provides the entry point into a person whose public identity is associated with strength and competition.

Curatorial perspective: what should I look for?

A useful lens asks what falls outside the image of a dominant athlete. Notice the difference between performance, identity and personal relationships. Technical knowledge of fighting is unnecessary, while dramatized scenes should not replace a complete historical record of the career.

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• a24films.com — may contain spoilers

Who might enjoy this work?

For viewers interested in sports dramas and intimate perspectives on public figures. Includes combat violence and personal distress.

Where can I find the official artwork?

The Smashing Machine — visual reference page

Where can I look for streaming?

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• Makeup and Hairstyling — Kazu Hiro, Glen Griffin and Bjoern Rehbein · Nominee

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• Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences · 2026-09-26

What is the premise?

Three sisters live in separate houses on an isolated island. The need to welcome an outsider changes the balance of their shared existence. The short uses a small setting to explore closeness, distance and change.

Curatorial perspective: what should I look for?

The premise suggests attention to spatial arrangement: living nearby does not mean sharing the same life. Notice how houses, movements and small reactions communicate relationships before an explanation does. This kind of animation can tell a story of coexistence through shapes and movement.

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• m.biff1.com — may contain spoilers

Who might enjoy this work?

For viewers who enjoy visual shorts and situations centered on a few characters. The festival page identifies the work rather than guaranteeing a current screening.

Where can I find the official artwork?

The Three Sisters — visual reference page

Where can I look for streaming?

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Awards and nominations

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• Animated Short Film — Konstantin Bronzit · Nominee

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• Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences · 2026-09-26

What is the premise?

Elvira is determined to surpass her stepsister's beauty and win a prince. In this dark reimagining of Cinderella, the promise of advancement through marriage leads her toward extreme measures involving her own body.

Curatorial perspective: what should I look for?

The premise's appeal lies in shifting a fairy tale toward the physical cost of meeting an ideal. Notice who defines beauty, who profits from transformation and what seems compulsory to be chosen. This lens connects body horror to the story's social conflict.

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• www.youtube.com — may contain spoilers

Who might enjoy this work?

For viewers who enjoy body horror and reworked fairy tales. Expect difficult imagery; the reference is Shudder's official trailer and may reveal scenes.

Where can I find the official artwork?

The Ugly Stepsister — visual reference page

Where can I look for streaming?

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• Makeup and Hairstyling — Thomas Foldberg and Anne Cathrine Sauerberg · Nominee

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• Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences · 2026-09-26

What is the premise?

Red Crescent volunteers receive a call from Hind Rajab, a six-year-old trapped in a car under fire in Gaza. As they try to maintain contact, they seek a way to bring help. The film combines dramatization with real recordings of the calls.

Curatorial perspective: what should I look for?

The distinction between recorded voice and performance is central to understanding the approach. Notice what responders know, what they can do and what remains beyond their reach. The experience asks for listening and context; an emergency call should not become an entertainment puzzle.

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• metropolefilms.com — may contain spoilers

Who might enjoy this work?

For viewers seeking cinema about human experiences of war. Includes a real child's distress and may be deeply upsetting.

Where can I find the official artwork?

The Voice of Hind Rajab — visual reference page

Where can I look for streaming?

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Awards and nominations

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• International Feature Film — Tunisia · Nominee

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• Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences · 2026-09-26

What is the premise?

A worker's life unfolds amid transformations in the early twentieth-century United States. Labor, relationships and losses shape a personal journey against changes larger than one individual. The film adapts Denis Johnson's work.

Curatorial perspective: what should I look for?

Approach it as a life to notice, rather than only a plot to solve. A landscape, repeated labor or an absence can measure time's passage. The premise suits contemplative attention; viewers expecting rapid developments may need to adjust their viewing pace.

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• Netflix — may contain spoilers

Who might enjoy this work?

For viewers drawn to memory, nature and ordinary existence. Themes of grief may be emotionally intense.

Where can I find the official artwork?

Train Dreams — visual reference page

Where can I look for streaming?

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• Cinematography — Adolpho Veloso · Nominee

• Music (Original Song) — Train Dreams — Music by Nick Cave and Bryce Dessner; Lyric by Nick Cave · Nominee

• Best Picture — Marissa McMahon, Teddy Schwarzman, Will Janowitz, Ashley Schlaifer and Michael Heimler, Producers · Nominee

• Writing (Adapted Screenplay) — Screenplay by Clint Bentley & Greg Kwedar · Nominee

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• Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences · 2026-09-26

What is the premise?

In a society that bans kissing and uses slaps as payment, a customer becomes drawn to a salesgirl. A desire for intimacy becomes dangerous in an environment where violence is routine.

Curatorial perspective: what should I look for?

The absurd reversal provides the entry point: why would affection be scandalous while an assault is normal? Notice how characters adjust gestures and distance when they might be watched. This lens treats the dystopia as an exploration of social rules without requiring a single real-world equivalent.

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• www.twopeopleexchangingsaliva.com — may contain spoilers

Who might enjoy this work?

For viewers who enjoy absurdist fiction, desire and social criticism. The official page offers viewing links and also reveals award results.

Where can I find the official artwork?

Two People Exchanging Saliva — visual reference page

Where can I look for streaming?

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Awards and nominations

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• Live Action Short Film — Alexandre Singh and Natalie Musteata · Winner

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• Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences · 2026-09-26

What is the premise?

At Milan's Casa Verdi, older opera singers and musicians live alongside music students. The documentary follows a community where memory, creation and passing on experience remain part of daily life.

Curatorial perspective: what should I look for?

The premise's appeal lies in separating aging from artistic disappearance. Notice how teaching, rehearsing or listening keeps music an active relationship. The home offers a particular setting for communal life; the film need not become a promise of identical aging experiences for everyone.

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• vivaverdithefilm.com — may contain spoilers

Who might enjoy this work?

For viewers who enjoy music, life stories and encounters across generations. Prior knowledge of music theory or opera is unnecessary.

Where can I find the official artwork?

Viva Verdi! — visual reference page

Where can I look for streaming?

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Awards and nominations

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• Music (Original Song) — Sweet Dreams Of Joy — Music and Lyric by Nicholas Pike · Nominee

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• Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences · 2026-09-26

What is the premise?

Almost every child in one class disappears on the same night at the same time. The community tries to understand what happened and why one child remained. Their absence turns ordinary relationships into suspicion.

Curatorial perspective: what should I look for?

The impossible question provides a hook, while also inviting attention to how fear seeks someone to blame. Separate information the story provides from conclusions a character draws. That distinction helps follow the mystery without needing to solve it ahead of the film.

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• tv.apple.com — may contain spoilers

Who might enjoy this work?

For viewers who enjoy horror and community mysteries. Includes graphic violence and endangered children; trailers and external pages may show more than this introduction.

Where can I find the official artwork?

Weapons — visual reference page

Where can I look for streaming?

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Reference: tv.apple.com. Check your country, this checklist's exact version, audio, subtitles and access type. Regional availability still needs confirmation; an announcement does not guarantee a streaming offer.

tv.apple.com · BR / US / GB — confirmar / confirm · availability to be confirmed

Awards and nominations

1 award(s) associated with this work in this edition.

The count includes categories for the work and associated professionals, characters or songs; it is not a quality score. Recipients are preserved as given in the official source.

• Actress in a Supporting Role — Amy Madigan · Winner

Edition sources

External pages reveal results and may include other spoilers.

• Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences · 2026-09-26

What is the premise?

Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde investigate a mysterious reptile whose arrival disrupts the mammal metropolis. Their partnership must navigate new clues and divisions in a city inhabited by different species.

Curatorial perspective: what should I look for?

The premise combines investigation with a social question: who is treated as belonging to the city, and who becomes an intruder? Notice when a species trait becomes an automatic explanation for behavior. The fantasy allows exploration of prejudice without making every animal an exact stand-in for a human group.

Initial curation with references, under review. The curatorial perspective suggests a viewing lens; it is not a firsthand viewing review. Availability depends on country and version.

External destinations may contain spoilers, trailers and material from later chapters. Open them only if you want to leave this spoiler-free card.

• www.disneyanimation.com — may contain spoilers

Who might enjoy this work?

For viewers who enjoy mystery, humor and animated adventure. Knowing the first Zootopia helps with the protagonists' relationship.

Where can I find the official artwork?

Zootopia 2 — visual reference page

Where can I look for streaming?

External destinations may contain spoilers, trailers and material from later chapters. Open them only if you want to leave this spoiler-free card.

Reference: movies.disney.com. Check your country, this checklist's exact version, audio, subtitles and access type. Regional availability still needs confirmation; an announcement does not guarantee a streaming offer.

movies.disney.com · BR / US / GB — confirmar / confirm · availability to be confirmed

Awards and nominations

0 award(s) associated with this work in this edition.

The count includes categories for the work and associated professionals, characters or songs; it is not a quality score. Recipients are preserved as given in the official source.

• Animated Feature Film — Jared Bush, Byron Howard and Yvett Merino · Nominee

Edition sources

External pages reveal results and may include other spoilers.

• Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences · 2026-09-26