Weekly Forecast for the Oscars 2016 (13/9/2015)

After the long-awaited Telluride Festival weekend, with which the Oscar race begins, we already have the first changes in the forecast.

'Steve Jobs' and 'The Danish Girl' are confirmed as two of the big bets for this awards season, 'Suffragettes' has good options and 'Beasts of No Nation' could be the big surprise this year.

First screened 'The Danish Girl' seems to be Alicia Vikander appears in much of the footage and could be promoted in the category of best leading actress so change category in forecast.

For its part, Brie Larson ranks as one of the great favorites for the best actress Oscar for 'The Room' after his first show in Telluride.

Best film

1. 'Steve Jobs' (+4)
2. 'The Danish Girl' (-1)
3. 'The Hateful Eight' (-1)
4. 'The reborn' (-1)
5. 'Joy' (-1)
6. 'The bridge of spies'
7. 'Reverse'
8. 'Suffragettes' 
9. 'Beasts of No Nation'
10. 'Spotlight' (+3)
11. 'Brooklyn' (-1)
12. 'Carol' (-1)
13. 'Black Mass' (-1)
14. 'Mars'
15. 'I Saw the Light'

Best Director

1. Tom Hooper for 'The Danish Girl'
2. Danny Boyle for 'Steve Jobs' (+3)
3. Quentin Tarantino, 'The Hateful Eight' (-1)
4. Alejandro González Iñárritu for 'The Revenant' (-1)
5. David O. Russell for 'Joy' (-1)
6. Steven Spielberg for 'Bridge of Spies'
7. Sarah Gavron for 'Suffragettes'
8. Cary Joji Fukunaga for 'Beasts of No Nation'
9. John Crowley for 'Brooklyn'
10. Todd Haynes for 'Carol'

Best Actor

1. Michael Fassbender for 'Steve Jobs' (+1)
2. Eddie Redmayne for 'The Danish Girl' (+1)
3. Leonardo DiCaprio for 'The Revenant' (-2)
4. Johnny Depp for 'Black Mass' (+1)
5. Will Smith for 'Concussion' (-1)
6. Tom Hanks for 'Bridge of Spies'
7. Ian McKellen for 'Mr. Holmes'
8. Ben Foster for 'The Program' (N)
9. Jake Gyllenhaal for 'Southpaw' (-1)
10. Tom Hiddleston for 'I Saw the Light' (-1)

Best Actress

1. Carey Mulligan, 'Suffragettes'
2. Brie Larson for 'The Room' (+6)
3. Alicia Vikander for 'The Danish Girl' (N)
4. Jennifer Lawrence for 'Joy' (-2)
5. Cate Blanchett for 'Carol' (-2)
6. Lily Tomlin for 'Grandma' (-2)
7. Julianne Moore for 'Freeheld' (-2)
8. Saoirse Ronan for 'Brooklyn' (-2)
9. Maggie Smith for 'The Lady in the Van' (-2)
10. Sandra Bullock, 'Our Brand is Crisis' (-1)

Best Supporting Actor

1. Samuel L. Jackson for 'The Hateful Eight'
2. Tom Hardy for 'The Revenant'
3. Michael Keaton for 'Spotlight'
4. Idris Elba for 'Beasts of No Nation'
5. Bradley Cooper for 'Joy'
6. Mark Rylance for 'Bridge of Spies'
7. Harvey Keitel for 'The Youth'
8. Kurt Russell for 'The Hateful Eight'
9. Paul Dano for 'Love and Mercy'
10. Robert De Niro for 'Joy'

Best Supporting Actress

1. Jennifer Jason Leigh for 'The Hateful Eight'
2. Rooney Mara for 'Carol'
3. Ellen Page for 'Freeheld' (+1)
4. Kate Winslet for 'Steve Jobs' (+1)
5. Helena Bonham Carter for 'Suffragettes' (+1)
6. Jane Fonda for 'Youth' (+1)
7. Kristen Stewart for 'Trip to Sils Maria' (+1)
8. Rachel McAdams for 'Spotlight' (+1)
9. Julie Walters for 'Brooklyn' (N)
10. Elle Fanning, 'About Ray'

Best Original Screenplay

1. 'Reverse'
2. 'The Hateful Eight'
3. 'Joy'
4. 'The bridge of spies'
5. 'Suffragettes'
6. 'Spotlight'
7. 'Youth'
8. 'Grandma'
9. 'The son of Saul'
10. 'And suddenly you'

Best Adapted Screenplay

1. 'Steve Jobs' (+1)
2. 'The Danish Girl' (-1)
3. 'The reborn'
4. 'Beasts of No Nation'
5. 'Brooklyn'
6. 'Carol'
7. 'Black Mass'
8. 'The room' (N)
9. 'Me, him and Raquel' (-1)
10. 'I Saw the Light'

Best animated movie

1. 'Reverse'
2. 'Arlo's journey'
3. 'Shaun the Sheep: The Movie'
4. 'When Marnie Was There'
5. 'The minions'
6. 'Charlie Brown and Snoopy: The Peanuts Movie'
7. 'Home. Home Sweet Home'
8. 'Zarafa'
9. 'The Prophet'
10. 'Hotel Transylvania 2'