Host Alan Cumming started the ceremony with a lively tone, followed by the winners’ gratitude speech and Jessie Buckley’s ...

AUB tutor Dean Atta and graduate Lars Thomas Skare celebrated wins at the Bafta Film Awards.

Bhatt then opened the envelop to reveal the winner. "Sentimental Value", which is also nominated in multiple categories at Oscars, was the first Norwegian film to win at BAFTA ...

But for all of its accolades, the film itself is relatively modest: the tragicomic story of one family. It is intimate and understated, eschewing emotional fireworks for quiet conversations and ...

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Two creatives of AUB were among the winners at the 79th BAFTA awards celebrating the best films of the past year at the London’s Royal ...

Paul Thomas Anderson’s politically-charged chase thriller took home six awards, including Best Film, while I Swear was awarded three BAFTAs.

Writer-director Joachim Trier and actor Stellan Skarsgård reflect on their friendship, the importance of cinemas and making the year's most-nominated international feature.

Gillian Anderson, Emily Watson, Paul Mescal and Jessie Buckley were also photographed on the red carpet in central London.

Paul Thomas Anderson wins Best Director award for the political thriller, and also claimed the most prizes of the night, ...

Politically charged thriller “One Battle After Another” won six prizes, including best picture, at the British Academy Film ...

“One Battle After Another” won six prizes including best picture, with director Paul Thomas Anderson taking home best ...