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What to Watch: An Oppenheimer Opportunity at the Oscars

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This year UK films and talent look set to do very well at the Academy Awards – but who are the frontrunners?

A white woman carrying a baby walking in a large, bright enclosed garden

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The Zone of Interest

Three Black men in red shirts and red berets speaking into microphones to a crowd

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Bobi Wine: The People's President

A white woman with long black hair wears a yellow satin dressing gown, stood in a forest with dappled light shining through, a man in a suit stands behind her

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Poor Things

A blonde woman smiling widely, looking through an oval frame with missing mirror in a Barbie pink environment

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Barbie

A middle aged white man in a sharp suit and brimmed hat looking haunted

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Oppenheimer

At a coronation, a white man in ostentatious royal regalia, a gold crown wreath on his head, places a large gold crown on a white woman's head also wearing royal clothing

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Napoleon

A Black man looks up to the sky with light across his face in contemplation

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The After

A young white man in a red turtleneck and a white man in ragged soldier's uniform in the inside of a small woodlined boat

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Dunkirk

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Pride & Prejudice

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Atonement

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Darkest Hour

An older white man in a fine suit with silver hair combed back sits at a large stylish office table looking serious

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Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy

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Cyrano

A man in gladiator armour and silver shield with sword lunges at another man in gladiator amour in a stadium of onlookers

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Gladiator

Two white men stand in a slightly snowy battle field, one holding a sword

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Kingdom of Heaven

An older white man and another white man in sharp suits in a stately home, looking intensely at each other

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All the Money in the World

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1917

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Mr. Turner

A white man and woman with thick lens glasses lean over a table with maps and documents, looking intense

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Chernobyl

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