Last night 2025 Oscars marked the 97th annual ceremony for the biggest evening in Hollywood, and out of the top 10 picture nominated, Sean Baker’s drama Anora Get out on top and took the trophy home. Out of all the recent releases, Anora Has been sitting on my LetterboxD monitoring list for a while, and now the price season has been completed, there are only a few weeks left before it arrives at one of the best streaming services – and I can’t wait to see it.
In addition to winning the best picture that was the icing on the cake on it that was a huge evening for Baker and Anora Squad, it won four out of the ‘Big Five’ categories including best actress for Mikey Madison, best director and best original screenplay for Sean Baker, as well as best film editing. If Anora’s Five Oscar victories are not enough to convince you to stream it this month, perhaps its modern cloth-to-rich story will lure you.
If you are in the same boat as I, and were foolish not to catch it in theaters on time, don’t fear as Hulu will be the place to go in the coming weeks.
Where can i stream anora?
Anora Lands on Hulu on March 17, and this month it really has the ear to Earth with its new March 2025 titles, from previous Oscar-winning film to another number of titles with over 90% on the rat tomatoes, but there is no hide it Anora is the one I am most excited about. You may need to sign up to Hulu to see AnoraEven if you are a student, you can reap the benefits of a Hulu student’s discount and only pay $ 1.99 a month. There is also the excellent Hulu and Disney+ Bundle that brings you both services from $ 9.99 per day. Month.
If you are based outside the US may you have to wait a little longer before you can stream Anora. Currently you can rent it from Apple TV or Amazon to £ 4.99 / AU $ 19.99 or buy it for £ 11.99 / AU $ 24.99.
It also comes to 4K Blu-ray in May, as part of Criterion Collection, with a lot of interesting features, including two separate commentary tracks. Collectors with one of the best 4K Blu-ray players may want to take this route, whether you have Hulu or not.
What is Anora about?
Brooklyn sex worker Ani (Mikey Madison) has turned her life upside down when she meets Vanya (Mark Eydelshteyn), the son of a notorious and incredibly wealthy Russian oligarch that she quickly marries.
For starters, her new, modern Cinderella narrative life seems like the best that could ever happen, but things get ugly when the news of marriage reaches Vanya’s family back in Russia, which ignites a mob hunt to chase the young couple and end the marriage.
It’s far more of a comedy than a thriller, and is really ridiculous fun for tremendous section-but like it’s typically from Sean Baker, it’s also dark and emotional.
