


BAFTA 2025 Films Lead with Diverse Nominations as Wildfires Loom
Edward Berger's 'Conclave' leads with 12 nominations at the BAFTAs, reflecting a diverse range of films and talents amidst ongoing wildfires in LA.
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The 2025 BAFTA awards have announced their nominations, with 'Conclave' leading the pack with twelve nods, closely followed by 'Emilia Pérez' with eleven. The nominations highlight a wide range of genres and new talent, with many first-time nominees. BAFTA chair Sara Putt emphasized the diversity in this year's selections and expressed concern for the impact of recent Los Angeles wildfires on the film community. The awards ceremony is scheduled for February 16, just weeks before the Oscars, raising questions about potential overlaps in winners.
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