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7 days

51 films30 needed: 5 seats × 6 films
Every film has a note1 your own, the rest the season's. Edit a film to write your own.

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Tier 3, 26 films

Fair $5–30

A Long WinterTier 3, 3 categories, TBAEdit

BackroomsTier 3, no categories yet, TBAEdit

Bitter ChristmasTier 3, 1 category, TBAEdit

BunkerTier 3, 2 categories, TBAEdit

CowardTier 3, 2 categories, TBAEdit

Disclosure DayTier 3, 1 category, TBAEdit

Gentle MonsterTier 3, 1 category, TBAEdit

Ha-Chan Shake Your Booty!Tier 3, 1 category, TBAEdit

HopeTier 3, 1 category, TBAEdit

I SwearTier 3, 3 categories, TBAEdit

InkTier 3, 3 categories, TBAEdit

JosephineTier 3, 4 categories, TBAEdit

MinotaurTier 3, 1 category, TBAEdit

Misty GreenTier 3, 1 category, TBAEdit

Possible LoveTier 3, 2 categories, TBAEdit

Queen at SeaTier 3, 3 categories, TBAEdit

RoseTier 3, 2 categories, TBAEdit

Sense and SensibilityTier 3, 1 category, TBAEdit

Teenage Sex and Death at Camp MiasmaTier 3, 2 categories, TBAEdit

TenzingTier 3, no categories yet, TBAEdit

The Bride!Tier 3, 1 category, TBAEdit

The Devil Wears Prada 2Tier 3, 1 category, TBAEdit

The LiberationTier 3, 1 category, TBAEdit

The UnknownTier 3, 2 categories, TBAEdit

WerwulfTier 3, 1 category, TBAEdit

You Can See EverythingTier 3, 1 category, TBAEdit

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The board, 51 films

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Tier 1, 10 films

Fair range starts at $110–150CategoriesFair

ArtificialGuadagnino on Sam Altman's 2023 firing at OpenAI. A strong NYFF premiere, and Garfield's Actor buzz is rising.date to comePic, Dir, Actor3$110–150Edit

Dune: Part ThreeVilleneuve's finale, unseen until Dec 18. Already top ten for Picture on most lists.date to comePic, Dir, Script3$110–150Edit

FjordMungiu's drama of a couple accused of abuse in Norway won the Palme d'Or. Romania's entry, on the Picture bubble.date to comePic, Dir, Actor, Actress4$110–150Edit

La Bola NegraA Lorca-inspired queer epic across three eras. Best Director at Cannes, People's Choice at TIFF, Spain's entry, second on most lists.date to comePic, Dir, Supp. Actress3$110–150Edit

ObsessionA micro-budget horror that made $263 million. Top ten for Picture at Gold Derby; Navarrette is near the top of Actress.date to comePic, Actress, Script3$110–150Edit

Project Hail MarySpring's sci-fi crowd-pleaser, $684 million worldwide and warm reviews. A likely Picture nominee, with Gosling in the Actor hunt.date to comePic, Actor, Script3$110–150Edit

The DebutJulianne Moore as a Jersey housewife in a community-theatre musical. Top five for Picture; Moore and Giamatti lead their races.date to comePic, Actress, Supp. Actor, Script4$110–150Edit

The InviteWilde's dinner-party comedy, the summer's indie hit. Top ten for Picture, Wilde in Actress, Cruz in Supporting, a screenplay favorite.date to comePic, Actress, Supp. Actress, Script4$110–150Edit

The OdysseyNolan's Greek epic. Damon, Hathaway, Pattinson. Still the film to beat.Christopher Nolan, date to comePic, Dir, Actor, Supp. Actress, Script5$110–150Edit

Wild Horse NineMcDonagh's black comedy set around Chile's 1973 coup. Malkovich won the Volpi Cup; a top-three pick everywhere.date to comePic, Dir, Actor, Supp. Actor, Script5$110–150Edit

Tier 2, 15 films

Fair range starts at $40–100CategoriesFair

All of a SuddenHamaguchi in French: Efira and Okamoto shared Best Actress at Cannes. Japan's entry, with a Director case.date to comeDir, Actress2$40–100Edit

Behemoth!Gilroy's drama of a cellist scoring films in LA was NYFF's centerpiece. Mixed reviews; Pascal's notices are the case.date to comePic, Dir, Actor3$40–100Edit

Being HeumannThe Judith Heumann story opened TIFF and placed in its audience award. Rising, with Ruth Madeley in Actress.date to comePic, Actress, Supp. Actor, Script4$40–100Edit

Club KidFirstman's nightlife comedy, Cannes to NYFF on raves. Top ten for Picture at AwardsWatch, and an Original Screenplay contender.date to comePic, Actor, Script3$40–100Edit

DiggerIñárritu's Tom Cruise satire opened to $8 million and split reviews. Sinking, though Cruise is still in the Actor race.date to comePic, Dir, Actor3$40–100Edit

ElsinoreAndrew Scott as Ian Charleson, playing Hamlet while dying of AIDS. Scott is a top-three Actor pick; Picture is on the bubble.date to comePic, Actor, Supp. Actress3$40–100Edit

FatherlandPawlikowski's black-and-white road film with Thomas Mann and his daughter. Shared Best Director at Cannes; Hüller is top three in Actress.date to comeDir, Actress2$40–100Edit

I Play RockyThe making of Rocky, TIFF's crowd-pleaser and People's Choice runner-up. On the Best Picture bubble.date to comePic, Actor, Supp. Actor3$40–100Edit

MichaelThe Michael Jackson biopic critics panned and audiences made a billion-dollar hit. Jaafar Jackson is outside the Actor five.date to comeActor1$40–100Edit

Paper TigerJames Gray's 1980s Queens crime drama opened NYFF. A long shot for Picture; Driver and the screenplay have a real chance.date to comePic, Dir, Actor, Supp. Actor, Script5$40–100Edit

PrimetimeRobert Pattinson as Chris Hansen, out since Sep 25. Pattinson is inside the Actor top ten; the rest is a stretch.date to comeDir, Actor2$40–100Edit

Tender Loving CareMike Leigh's billed final film won San Sebastián's Golden Shell to raves. Bailey and O'Flynn are campaigning.date to comePic, Dir, Actress, Supp. Actress, Script5$40–100Edit

The Further Mis-Adventures of Cliff BoothFincher directs Tarantino's script, with Pitt back as Cliff in 1977. Nobody has seen it; pundits range from top ten to nowhere.date to comePic, Dir, Actor, Script4$40–100Edit

The Only Living Pickpocket in New YorkA festival favorite since Sundance. John Turturro, never nominated, is top four in Actor at AwardsWatch.date to comeActor, Supp. Actor2$40–100Edit

The Social ReckoningSorkin's Facebook-leak follow-up to The Social Network. First reactions say good, not great; Strong as Zuckerberg is the case.date to comePic, Actress, Supp. Actor, Script4$40–100Edit

Tier 3, 26 films

Fair range starts at $5–30CategoriesFair

A Long WinterHaigh's 1950s Colorado drama from a Colm Tóibín story. Reviews split; Hechinger and Balfe are the push.date to comeDir, Actor, Supp. Actress3$5–30Edit

BackroomsThe YouTube horror that became A24's biggest hit ever. A box-office wild card with no clear race.date to comeNone yet$5–30Edit

Bitter ChristmasAlmodóvar's tragicomedy, warm but minor. Not Spain's entry, and on no prediction lists.date to comeDir1$5–30Edit

BunkerZeller's Venice entry drew mixed reviews. A late qualifying run, wide in 2027, and barely on the lists.date to comeActor, Actress2$5–30Edit

CowardDhont's WWI love story; its two leads shared Best Actor at Cannes. Belgium's entry, just outside the predicted five.date to comeDir, Actor2$5–30Edit

Disclosure DaySpielberg's summer sci-fi, a modest hit. Universal is pushing Emily Blunt; the pundits are cool.date to comeActress1$5–30Edit

Gentle MonsterKreutzer's uneven drama, with Léa Seydoux on the Actress long lists.date to comeActress1$5–30Edit

Ha-Chan Shake Your Booty!Sundance's directing winner, a Tokyo ballroom drama with Rinko Kikuchi. It opened small and the buzz has faded.date to comeActress1$5–30Edit

HopeNa Hong-jin's monster epic, out since September. Not Korea's entry, so a long shot.date to comeDir1$5–30Edit

I SwearThe John Davidson Tourette's story; Robert Aramayo won the BAFTA. Out since April, so eligible this year.date to comeActor, Supp. Actor, Supp. Actress3$5–30Edit

InkBoyle on Murdoch's rise, from James Graham's play. Guy Pearce is a Supporting Actor contender, fading since Venice.date to comeDir, Supp. Actor, Script3$5–30Edit

JosephineWon Sundance's Grand Jury Prize and Audience Award to raves. A long shot from a small distributor.date to comePic, Supp. Actor, Supp. Actress, Script4$5–30Edit

MinotaurZvyagintsev's anti-war marriage thriller took Cannes' Grand Prix. France's entry, and a Director dark horse.date to comeDir1$5–30Edit

Misty GreenChris Rock's TIFF drama: mixed on the film, glowing on Rosalind Eleazar, who's in the Actress conversation.date to comeActress1$5–30Edit

Possible LoveLee Chang-dong's class drama won Venice's Grand Jury Prize. Korea's entry, with some of the year's best reviews.date to comeDir, Actress2$5–30Edit

Queen at SeaHammer's dementia drama won three Silver Bears at Berlin. Binoche, Courtenay and Calder-Marshall are all in the mix.date to comeActress, Supp. Actor, Supp. Actress3$5–30Edit

RoseSchleinzer's black-and-white 17th-century drama. Hüller won Berlin's Silver Bear; Austria's entry, out Dec 11.date to comeDir, Actress2$5–30Edit

Sense and SensibilityGeorgia Oakley's Austen, to warm reviews. Its best shots are crafts we don't score; Creed-Miles is an outside Supporting pick.date to comeSupp. Actress1$5–30Edit

Teenage Sex and Death at Camp MiasmaJane Schoenbrun's meta-slasher, an 89 on Metacritic and the Queer Palm. Gillian Anderson is a Supporting Actress long shot.date to comeSupp. Actress, Script2$5–30Edit

TenzingApple's Everest biopic of Tenzing Norgay. Warm but formulaic, and on nobody's list.date to comeNone yet$5–30Edit

The Bride!Gyllenhaal's Frankenstein romance flopped in March. Out of the conversation.date to comeActress1$5–30Edit

The Devil Wears Prada 2A $693 million hit with no awards case.date to comeSupp. Actress1$5–30Edit

The LiberationCarrie Coon leads a war drama to strong notices. A fringe Actress pick, with a qualifying run in November.date to comeActress1$5–30Edit

The UnknownHarari's body-swap mystery got mixed reviews at Cannes and isn't France's entry.date to comeDir, Script2$5–30Edit

WerwulfEggers' werewolf film opens Christmas Day, unseen. A craft play, with an outside shot at Screenplay.date to comeScript1$5–30Edit

You Can See EverythingFielder and Oppenheim's Elizabeth Holmes documentary, with a 99 on Metacritic. Picture is its only race here.date to comePic1$5–30Edit

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7 days

51 films30 needed: 5 seats × 6 films
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