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Oscar nominated IFFR films

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The nominations for the Oscars 2025 were announced yesterday, and from the list of nominations, eight films will be present at IFFR this year, receiving 26 nominations overall.

The eight nominated films screening at IFFR 2025 are: The Brutalist, Maria, Memoir of a Snail, Yuck!, I’m Still Here, A Complete Unknown, The Seed of the Sacred Fig and September 5, with last year’s Beautiful Men and Wander to Wonder also receiving nominations.

The Brutalist by Brady Corbet has received ten oscar nominations, including one for best cinematography by Lol Crawley, this year’s winner of the Robby Müller Award. Lol Crawley will be present at IFFR to receive his award and to talk about his work as a cinematographer. Tickets are still available for his talk down below!

Oscar nominated films

  • Robby Müller Award: Lol Crawley

    Recipient of the sixth Robby Müller Award, Lol Crawley BSC discusses his extensive oeuvre.

  • The Brutalist

    Brady Corbet | 215′ | USA | Dutch Premiere

    Brady Corbet’s breathtakingly ambitious critique of unfettered capitalism and the power of art to transform.

  • Maria

    Pablo Larraín | 123′ | Italy | Dutch Premiere

    Angelina Jolie brings the tormented last days of soprano Maria Callas to the silver screen.

  • Memoir of a Snail

    Adam Elliot | 95′ | Australia | Dutch Premiere

    Academy Award winner Adam Elliot’s stop motion feature is a heavy but beautiful meditation on grief and loss.

  • Yuck!

    Loïc Espuche | 14′ | France |

    Yuck! Couples kissing on the mouth is gross. Little Léo laughs at them, just like all the other kids at the campsite.

  • I’m Still Here

    Walter Salles | 137′ | Brazil | Dutch Premiere

    The true and moving story of one Brazilian family’s struggle against a military regime.

  • A Complete Unknown

    James Mangold | 141′ | USA | Dutch Premiere

    Biopic that brings Bob Dylan’s turbulent and early years of his career to life.

  • The Seed of the Sacred Fig

    Mohammad Rasoulof | 168′ | Germany | Dutch Premiere

    Now-exiled Iranian writer-director Rasoulof interweaves political activism with family drama. Winner of Cannes Prix Spécial.

  • Wander to Wonder

    Nina Gantz | 14′ | Belgium | Dutch Premiere

    A sinister stop-motion in which three TV stars fend for themselves after their creator’s death.

  • Beautiful Men

    Nicolas Keppens | 19′ | Belgium | International premiere

    A trio of balding bothers visit Istanbul for a hair transplant in this comedic stop-motion. 

  • September 5

    Tim Fehlbaum | 94′ | Germany | Dutch Premiere

    The ethics of journalistic practice are explored via events that defined the 1972 Munich Olympics.

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