When can you see the Oscar-winners on the big screen?

With indie films sweeping the Oscars (especially Chloe Zhao’s Nomadland) this year, here is when many of the films will be hitting UK cinemas and via which distributors (please note some of the below dates are subject to change)

May

May 17 (indoor cinemas in England & Scotland can reopen)

June

June 11

The Father (Lionsgate)

July

July 2

Another Round (Studiocanal)

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Currently Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom is only available on Netflix
Currently Mank is only available on Netflix
Currently Promising Young Woman is only available on Sky Cinema
Judas and the Black Messiah is out now from Warner Brothers Media
Minari is out now from Altitude Film Entertainment

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The BFI Film Audience Network (BFI FAN) aims to ensure the greatest choice of film is available for everyone across the whole of the UK. Supported by National Lottery funding, it is a unique collaboration of eight Film Hubs, managed by leading film organisations and venues strategically placed around the country. Established in 2012, it now has over 1,200 members, including cinemas, festivals, multi-arts venues, community cinemas and film archives, and is at the heart of the BFI’s strategy to build larger and more diverse audiences for UK and international film and a thriving cinema exhibition sector.  Get involved! If you’d like to find out more about the Film Audience Network or have a great story to share, contact your regional Film Hub.

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