Here are eight classic film pairings match your favorite nominee with a throwback to create a winning double feature.

Or why not envelop(e) yourself in them all?

Surely, there’s an award for that.

Oscar Swaps

Joshua James Richards/Searchlight Pictures; Glen Wilson/Warner Bros.; Focus Features

Whether it’s Korean immigrants or a Depression-era found family, we like it, we really like it.

In both films, displacement forges new communities.

“I’ll see you down the road” is the new “I’ll be there.”

The Father; The Dresser

(So, where’s the Springsteen song?)

Both protagonists wrestle with a choice between romance and communityand their answer lies in the sound of silence.

Based on a teleplay of the same name,12 Angrybecame a gold standard with its glimpse inside jury deliberations.

JUDAS AND THE BLACK MESSIAH; Fred Hampton

Glen Wilson/Warner Bros.; Everett/Shutterstock

At their hearts, both12 Angry MenandChicago 7interrogate flaws and foundational truths.

MANK; CITIZEN KANE

NETFLIX; Courtesy Everett Collection

MINARI; PLACES IN THE HEART

David Bornfriend/A24; TriStar Pictures/Courtesy Everett Collection

NOMADLAND; GRAPES OF WRATH

Courtesy of Searchlight Pictures; 20th Century Fox/Everett Collection

PROMISING YOUNG WOMAN; KLUTE

Focus Features; Everett Collection

The Sound of Metal; CHILDREN OF A LESSER GOD

Courtesy of Amazon Studios; Mary Evans/Paramount Pictures/Ronald Grant/Everett Collection

Trial of the Chicago 7; 12 Angry Men

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