How to watch the key contenders for the Oscars and Baftas in the UK

Clockwise from top left: Joanna Scanlan in After Love, Will Smith in King Richard, Alana Haim in Licorice Pizza and Troy Kotsur in Coda. Composite: Alamy

After Love
Baftas: Four nominations including best director (Aleem Khan), actress (Joanna Scanlan) and outstanding British film
Streaming on BFI Player; on demand on major digital platforms; Blu-ray

Ali & Ava
Baftas: Two nominations for best actor (Adeel Akhtar) and outstanding British film
In cinemas

Being the Ricardos
Oscars: Three nominations, for best actor (Javier Bardem), actress (Nicole Kidman) and supporting actor (JK Simmons)
Baftas: Two nominations including best original screenplay
Streaming on Prime Video and Virgin

Belfast
Oscars: Seven nominations including best picture, director (Kenneth Branagh), supporting actor (Ciarán Hinds), supporting actress (Judi Dench), original screenplay and original song
Baftas: Six nominations including best film, supporting actor (Ciarán Hinds), supporting actress (Caitríona Balfe), original screenplay and outstanding British film
In cinemas; streaming on Virgin; on demand on major digital platforms

Stephen Graham in Boiling Point. Photograph: Vertigo

Boiling Point
Baftas: Four nominations including best actor (Stephen Graham) and outstanding British film
In cinemas; streaming on Virgin; on demand on major digital platforms

C’mon C’mon
Baftas: One nomination for best supporting actor (Woody Norman)
On demand on major digital platforms; DVD and Blu-ray

Coda
Oscars: Three nominations, for best picture, supporting actor (Troy Kotsur) and adapted screenplay
Baftas: Three nominations including best actress (Emilia Jones), supporting actor (Troy Kotsur) and adapted screenplay
Streaming on Apple TV

Cyrano
Oscars: One nomination for best costume design
Baftas: Four nominations including outstanding British film
In cinemas

Don’t Look Up
Oscars: Four nominations including best picture and original screenplay
Baftas: Four nominations including best film, actor (Leonardo DiCaprio) and original screenplay
In cinemas; streaming on Netflix

Leonardo DiCaprio in Don’t Look Up. Photograph: Niko Tavernise/Netflix

Drive My Car
Oscars: Four nominations, for best picture, director (Ryusuke Hamaguchi), adapted screenplay and international feature film
Baftas: Three nominations including best director (Ryûsuke Hamaguchi), adapted screenplay and film not in the English language
In cinemas; on demand on BFI Player and Curzon Home Cinema

Dune
Oscars: Ten nominations including best picture and adapted screenplay
Baftas: Eleven nominations including best film and adapted screenplay
In cinemas; streaming on Virgin; on demand on major digital platforms; DVD and Blu-Ray

Zendaya and Timothée Chalamet in Dune. Photograph: Warner Bros/Chiabella James/Allstar

Everybody’s Talking About Jamie
Baftas: One nomination for outstanding British film
Streaming on Prime Video and Virgin

The Eyes of Tammy Faye
Oscars: Two nominations including best actress (Jessica Chastain)
In cinemas

Flee
Oscars: Three nominations, for best animated feature, documentary and international feature film
Baftas: Two nominations for best animated film and best documentary
In cinemas; on demand on Curzon Home Cinema; DVD and Blu-ray on 11 Apr

The Hand of God
Oscars: One nomination for best international feature film
Baftas: Two nominations including best film not in the English language
In cinemas; streaming on Netflix

Happening
Baftas: One nomination for best director (Audrey Diwan)
In cinemas on 22 April

House of Gucci
Oscars: One nomination for best make-up and hair
Baftas: Three nominations including outstanding British film and best actress (Lady Gaga)
In cinemas; streaming on Virgin; on demand on major digital platforms; DVD and Blu-ray

King Richard
Oscars: Six nominations including best picture, actor (Will Smith), supporting actress (Aunjanue Ellis), original screenplay and original song
Baftas: Four nominations including best actor (Will Smith) and best supporting actress (Aunjanue Ellis)
In cinemas; streaming on Virgin; on demand on major digital platforms; DVD and Blu-ray

Last Night in Soho
Baftas; Two nominations including outstanding British film
In cinemas; streaming on Virgin; on demand on major digital platforms; DVD and Blu-ray

Licorice Pizza
Oscars: Three nominations for best picture, director (Paul Thomas Anderson) and original screenplay
Baftas: Five nominations including best film, director (Paul Thomas Anderson), actress (Alana Haim) and original screenplay
In cinemas

Olivia Colman in The Lost Daughter. Photograph: Yannis Drakoulidis/AP

The Lost Daughter
Oscars: Three nominations including best actress (Olivia Colman), supporting actress (Jessie Buckley) and adapted screenplay
Baftas: Two nominations for best supporting actress (Jessie Buckley) and adapted screenplay
Streaming on Netflix

Lunana: A Yak in the Classroom
Oscars: One nomination for best international feature film
Not available

Mass
Baftas: One nomination for best supporting actress (Ann Dowd)
Streaming on Sky, Now and Virgin

Nightmare Alley
Oscars: Four nominations including best picture
Baftas: Three nominations including best cinematography
In cinemas

No Time to Die
Oscars: Three nominations including best original song
Baftas: Five nominations including outstanding British film
In cinemas; streaming on Virgin; on demand on major digital platforms; DVD and Blu-Ray

Parallel Mothers
Oscars: Two nominations including best actress (Penélope Cruz)
Baftas: One nomination for best film not in the English language
In cinemas; streaming on Prime Video and Virgin; on demand on major digital platforms

Milena Smit and Penélope Cruz in Parallel Mothers. Photograph: Entertainment Pictures/Alamy

Passing
Baftas: Four nominations including outstanding British film, best actress (Tessa Thompson) and best supporting actress (Ruth Negga)
Streaming on Netflix

Petite Maman
Baftas: One nomination for best film not in the English language
In cinemas; streaming on Mubi; DVD and Blu-ray on 21 March

The Power of the Dog
Oscars: Twelve nominations including best picture, director (Jane Campion), actor (Benedict Cumberbatch), supporting actor (Jesse Plemons, Kodi Smit-McPhee), supporting actress (Kirsten Dunst) and adapted screenplay
Baftas: Eight nominations including best film, director (Jane Campion), actor (Benedict Cumberbatch), supporting actor (Jesse Plemons, Kodi Smit-McPhee) and adapted screenplay
In cinemas; streaming on Netflix

Spencer
Oscars: One nomination for best actress (Kristen Stewart)
In cinemas; streaming on Virgin; on demand on major digital platforms; DVD and Blu-ray

Swan Song
Baftas: One nomination for best actor (Mahershala Ali)
Streaming on Apple TV

tick, tick … BOOM!
Oscars: Two nominations including best actor (Andrew Garfield)
Streaming on Netflix

Titane
Baftas: One nomination for best director (Julia Ducournau)
Streaming on Virgin; on demand on major digital platforms

Denzel Washington in The Tragedy of Macbeth. Photograph: Alison Rosa/Courtesy of Apple

The Tragedy of Macbeth
Oscars: Three nominations including best actor (Denzel Washington)
Baftas: One nomination for best cinematography
Streaming on Apple TV

West Side Story
Oscars: Seven nominations including best picture, director (Steven Spielberg) and supporting actress (Ariana DeBose)
Baftas: Five nominations including best supporting actor (Mike Faist) and supporting actress (Ariana DeBose)
In cinemas; streaming on Disney+ and Virgin; on demand on major digital platforms; DVD and Blu-ray

The Worst Person in the World
Oscars: Two nominations for best original screenplay and international feature film
Baftas: Two nominations for best actress (Renate Reinsve) and film not in the English language
In cinemas on 25 Mar