Conclave and The Brutalist Shine at 2025 BAFTA Awards
The 78th BAFTA Awards see 'Conclave' and 'The Brutalist' dominate, while 'Emilia Pérez' faces challenges amid controversy, showcasing a diverse awards season.
In what has been an unpredictable awards season, the Baftas followed a similar pattern, with no single film sweeping the board, and several movies sharing the spoils.
Conclave and The Brutalist win top prizes at Bafta film awards
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Baftas 2025: Conclave beats The Brutalist to best picture as Mikey Madison scoops best actress
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Best red carpet looks from the BAFTA Awards 2025
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'Conclave' Leads the Pack and Struggling 'Emilia Pérez' Faces a Test at Britain's BAFTA Film Awards
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·Mixed ReliableThis source has a mixed track record—sometimes accurate but also prone to bias, sensationalism, or incomplete reporting.RightThis outlet favors right-wing views.The musical, shot in France with a largely non-Mexican cast, has also faced criticism from Mexicans for what some see as its cliched and exploitative depiction of the country.
'Conclave' leads the pack and struggling 'Emilia Pérez' faces a test at Britain's BAFTA film awards
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'Conclave' leads the pack and struggling 'Emilia Pérez' faces a test at Britain's BAFTA film awards
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Summary
At the 2025 BAFTAs, 'Conclave' won four awards including Best Picture, while 'The Brutalist' matched this with awards for Best Director and Best Actor. 'Emilia Pérez' faced backlash but still claimed the Best Film Not in the English Language award. Despite controversies and a competitive atmosphere, the ceremony provided insights for the upcoming Oscars, highlighting a diversity-focused film industry. Hosts and attendees navigated a somber backdrop of recent wildfires and absence of royal patronage, as the event showcased a blend of high fashion and poignant acceptance speeches.
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