Is it possible to use brace initialization of an array using smart pointers

Typically, we can create an array using brace initialization of dynamic allocation by

int* arr = new int[5]{1,1,2,4,5};

But would this be possible using smart pointers, specifically using std::make_unique? I've tried the following:

unique_ptr<int[]> arr(5) {1,1,2,4,5};
unique_ptr<int[]> arr = make_unique<int[]>(5){1,1,2,4,5};
unique_ptr<int[]> arr = make_unique<int[]>({1,1,2,4,5});

but no avail, and I'm getting to a point where I think this might not even be possible using smart pointers. Any suggestions on how to go about using brace initialization for smart pointers would be appreciated. Yes, I'm aware of std::vector but was hoping if there was alternative way.