To be nominated for an Oscar, a film has to premiere during a set window of time, usually within a set calendar year though earlier ceremonies had different eligibility periods.

Despite this, there have been a few films that have done something interesting. Been nominated at multiple Oscar ceremonies.

Almost all of the films that have done this managed it because they were foreign films. Foreign films have their own unique rules for eligibility and for a long time, this allowed for an interesting circumstance where they premiered in America, allowing for eligibility in the general categories on year, while also being submitted by their host country for Foreign Language film another year.

There are two exceptions. The first is Street Angel, which had a limited release on April 9, 1928 which qualified it for the 1st Academy Awards, and then a wide release on August 19, 1928 which qualified it for the 2nd Academy Awards. second is The Quiet One, which received a wide theatrical release in 1948, and was then nominated at the 21st Academy Awards, and then also received a limited release in 1949 and then was nominated at the 22nd as well.

These are the films that have managed to score Oscar nominations across multiple ceremonies. This list will not include films that were nominated one year and received honorary Oscars another year.