Oppenheimer dominates BAFTA Film Awards
Christopher Nolan’s biopic of the father of the atomic bomb, Oppenheimer, has triumphed at the British Academy Film Awards, taking 7 prizes –
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Police and hospital dramas lead BAFTA TV nominations
Police and hospital dramas from the BBC are leading the field in the nominations for the BAFTA TV awards. Martin Freeman and Ben
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All Quiet on the Western Front and Banshees of Inisherin share BAFTA honours
The German-language First World War film, All Quiet on the Western Front, has taken the top prizes at the British Academy film awards,
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German war film tops BAFTA nominations
A German-language adaptation of the classic anti-war novel, All Quiet on the Western Front, has secured 14 nominations for this year’s BAFTA film
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It’s a Sin leads TV BAFTA nominations
Olly Alexander and Lydia West are nominated in the leading acting categories. After its success at last night’s Royal Television Society Awards, the
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Dune, Power of the Dog and Belfast dominate BAFTA Film Award nominations
The sci-fi epic Dune is leading the pack ahead of next month’s BAFTA Film Awards, having secured eleven nominations. But other than Best
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Michaela Coel’s I May Destroy You dominates TV BAFTAs
Michaela Coel was the big winner of the BAFTA TV Awards, with two of the top awards on the night to add to
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Small Axe and The Crown dominate BAFTA TV nominations
No sooner are the year’s film awards out of the way, than TV awards season kicks in with BAFTA announcing the nominations for
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Nomadland, Rocks, The Father and The Mauritanian among BAFTA’s diverse shortlist
Leading figures in the British film industry have welcomed the first set of BAFTA Film Award nominations to emerge since the process was
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BAFTA boosts nominee numbers to encourage diversity
BAFTA has brought in more changes designed to increase the diversity of the actors and film-makers recognised at its annual film awards ceremony.
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TV BAFTAs handed out at socially distanced ceremony with winners accepting from home
The mini-series Chernobyl, the comedy Stath Lets Flats and the drama The End of the F***king World were among the big winners at
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1917 dominates BAFTAs as the acting prizes go to favourites
The First World War epic 1917 has emerged as the big success at this year’s BAFTA Film Awards, taking seven prizes on a
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Cancelled premiers, job offers, contracts and nominations: is this part of the legacy of #MeToo?
If you think #MeToo is old news, just look closely at what’s been going on under the surface of Hollywood in the run-up
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Awards favourite The Favourite leads 2019 Film BAFTA nominations
The Favourite – a biting satire about two women vying to become the favourite of Queen Anne in the early 18th Century –
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Stars from Black Panther, Get Out, Widows, Dunkirk and Beast on BAFTA Rising Star shortlist
BAFTA has announced the nominees for its annual Rising Star award, to be handed out at next month’s film awards ceremony. Members of
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Peaky Blinders wins Best Drama Series at 2018 TV BAFTAs
The fourth season of Peaky Blinders was named the Best Drama series. Peaky Blinders has beaten Line of Duty and The Crown to
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Three Billboards adds some colour to BAFTAs
The long-time Awards Season favourite Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri has dominated the British Academy Film Awards, despite starting the night behind The
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BFI and BAFTA clamp down on bullying and harassment across TV and Film
A group of about forty UK film and TV organisations, led by the BFI and BAFTA, have launched a new set of guidelines
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BAFTA’s 2018 Rising Star nominees announced
BAFTA has announced the five actors in contention for this year’s Rising Star award. The prize – voted for by members of the
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It’s a happy night for Happy Valley at the BAFTAs
Sarah Lancashire (second from right) with the Happy Valley team. Photo: © BAFTA In the first year that BAFTA allowed nominations from streaming
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