All Baftas articles
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Bafta tweaks eligibility, voting rules in key film categories for 2026
Key changes to outstanding British film and best documentary categories.
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2026 Bafta Film Awards dates provide extended windows for voting and viewing
For the first time since 2001, the Bafta Film Award nominations will be announced after the Oscar nominations.
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Berlin film festival confirms 2026 dates
Next year’s festival will not clash with the Baftas for the first time since 2020.
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Bafta confirms date for 2026 film awards
Eligibility criteria and other key dates are still yet to be revealed.
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Netflix’s ‘Baby Reindeer’ leads Bafta TV nominations
Disney+’s ‘Rivals’ and AppleTV+’s ‘Slow Horses’ also scored several nods.
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Noel Clarke says accusers had “axes to grind” over Bafta award
“The people who had grudges… could not bear to see me get that award,” says Clarke.
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Nine Bafta takeaways: no politics and little diversity, but fun, friendly and very British
Screen’s executive editor, reviews and new talent Fionnuala Halligan looks back at last night’s Bafta Film Awards.
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Bafta Film Awards 2025 viewership sticks at 3 million
David Tennant’s return as host picked up the same number of UK viewers as his first stint.
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Baftas stand-out moments: best speeches, David Tennant’s jokes and Take That
The Bafta Film Awards took place on February 16 at London’s Royal Festival Hall on the Southbank.
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‘Conclave’, ‘The Brutalist’ lead winners at 2025 Bafta Film Awards
‘Conclave’ won best film, with Brady Corbet collecting best director.
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My Screen Life: Bafta CEO Jane Millichip talks Banksy, ‘The Two Ronnies’ and the importance of saying hello
Millichip took over as Bafta CEO from Amanda Berry in October 2022.
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Who is attending the Bafta Film Awards 2025?
Nominee Karla Sofia Gascon will not attend; Prince and Princess of Wales to miss ceremony.
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How the ‘Wicked’ craft team pulled off the “most complicated film” of their careers: “It was a mammoth undertaking”
Wicked has earned Bafta and Oscar nominations for design heads Nathan Crowley (production), Paul Tazewell (costume) and Frances Hannon (make-up and hair). The trio talk about bringing hand-crafted texture to a magical world.
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Screen team make final predictions ahead of Bafta Film Awards and Oscars
Will ‘Emilia Perez’ convert its record-breaking nominations? Does Timothee Chalamet stand a chance? Can ‘Kneecap’ pull through with Bafta?
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“It felt subversive and radical”: ‘Conclave’ screenwriter Peter Straughan on adapting Robert Harris’s papal thriller
The king of the book adaptation talks about finding his own story through others.
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Cinematographer Paul Guilhaume on the challenges and visual inspirations of shooting ‘Emilia Pérez’
The French cinematographer is Bafta- and Oscar-nominated for his work on Jacques Audiard’s film.
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Bafta Elevate 2025/26 cohort includes ‘Mr Gay Syria’, ‘Kanaval’ directors
The cohort comprises documentary and factual filmmakers from underrepresented backgrounds.
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Oscar-nominated cinematographer Ed Lachman on striving for a “heightened reality” in Pablo Larrain’s ‘Maria’
The cinematographer received the only Oscar nomination for Pablo Larrain’s Maria Callas biopic.
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James Mangold breaks down four key scenes from ‘A Complete Unknown’: “Our special effect is Timothee Chalamet”
Bob Dylan drama A Complete Unknown is a story about the collision between a musical genius and a world in thrall to him. Writer/director James Mangold discusses four key scenes.
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Bafta-nominated casting directors talk process, self-tapes and why availability has become an “insane problem”
Anora, The Apprentice, A Complete Unknown, Conclave and Kneecap are Bafta nominated for casting.