Traitors, Derry Girls and Paddington Bear among BAFTA TV winners
BAFTA has spread its TV awards evenly across a range of broadcasters and streamers, bestowing them on everything from brand new shows to
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Kate Winslet
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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Avatar: The Way Of Water – Review
DIRECTED BY: James Cameron – FEATURING: Sam Worthington, Stephen Lang, Zoë Saldaña, Britain Dalton, CCH Pounder, Cliff Curtis, Edie Falco, Giovanni Ribisi, Jack Champion, Kate Winslet, Sigourney Weaver
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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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CODA takes top prize at the SAG Awards
The winner of the top prize at this year’s Screen Actors Guild awards was a film led by deaf actors – called CODA
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The Power of the Dog and West Side Story dominate an “exclusive” Golden Globes
At what the beleaguered Hollywood Foreign Press Association itself said could be described as “the most exclusive event in the industry” – with
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The Crown reigns as streamers dominate the Emmys
The Crown – the Netflix series based on the British Royal Family – has dominated the first Emmy Awards since the pandemic, which
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Wonder Wheel – Review
DIRECTED BY: Woody Allen – FEATURING: Jim Belushi, Juno Temple, Justin Timberlake, Kate Winslet, Steve Schirripa, Tony Sirico
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Three Billboards, Dunkirk and Paddington 2 among London Film Critics winners
A group of London-based critics has picked Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri as its best film of 2017. Frances McDormand won one of
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BAFTA success nudges The Revenant closer to Oscar victory
The wilderness revenge drama The Revenant has dominated the BAFTAs, taking five awards – including three of the most influential – while Mad
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London critics honour Mad Max and 45 Years
One of the biggest and one of the smallest films of the year have shared the bulk of the awards, handed out by
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Revenant, Mad Max and Martian lead a strong British year for Oscar nominations
The Revenant leads the field with 12 Oscar nominations The Revenant has followed its Golden Globes success by picking up twelve Academy Award
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Kate Winslet leads British awards charge at a Golden Globes dominated by The Revenant
The nineteenth century frontier survival story The Revenant has set itself up as the one to beat for the Oscars, taking three of
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Carol and Bridge of Spies lead BAFTA Nominations
Two films – Carol and Bridge of Spies – that study the politics of mid-20th Century America have set the running for this year’s BAFTA Film Awards.
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Golden Globes offer a mix of usual suspects and surprises
Often seen as the curtain raiser to Awards Season, the Golden Globes have delivered their usual blend of safe and quirky nominees in
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Trumbo, Steve Jobs, Carol, Danish Girl and Spotlight lead SAG nominations
America’s Screen Actors Guild has announced the first set of nominations that are likely to act as indicators for who might take away
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Steve Jobs – Review
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Lobster, 45 Years & Macbeth lead the charge at the BIFAs
With seven nominations, spread both in front of and behind the camera, the surreal, satirical multinational comedy The Lobster has set the running
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Danny Boyle’s Steve Jobs to close LFF 2015
Danny Boyle is to close the London Film Festival for the third time, with his eponymous biopic of the Apple founder, Steve Jobs.
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Carnage – Review
DIRECTED BY: Roman Polanski – FEATURING: Christoph Waltz, Kate Winslet, Jodie Foster, John C Reilly
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