The British Academy of Film and Television Arts has already announced its shortlist for the BAFTA Awards, the British equivalent of the Spanish Goyas and the North American Oscars. The gala will be held on February 19 at the Royal Festival Hall in the British capital. Despite the fact that many of the nominations were predictable, there is more than one surprise among the 45 recognized films.
In the list of candidates there is a Netflix feature film that is repeated 14 times: ‘All Quiet on the Front’, the German anti-war drama that has broken the record for foreign films in the history of the BAFTAs. It is followed by ‘Elvis’, with nine nominations, where the name of Austin Butler could not be missing in his iconic representation of the king of rock and roll, and then comes ‘Tár’ with five, where Cate Blanchett plays a prestigious and complex director of orchestra; both are among the favorites to win the prestigious golden mask, which would accompany their Golden Globes.
The scarcity of some large productions is surprising: ‘Avatar: The Sense of Water’ has only two nominations, while ‘Los Fabelmans’ is only in the category for best screenplay. Besides, The name of Felix Kammerer, the leading actor who holds the weight of the most nominated film, does not appear, while it is the first time that the Irishman Colin Farrell has been nominated by the academy. This year Spain does not have a presence in any of the categories, although we do find Spanish-language films such as ‘Argentina, 1985’, which has achieved great success globally and is competing for best non-English-language film with the German film ‘Sin novelty on the front’, the international co-production ‘The Rebel Empress’, the Korean ‘Decision to Leave’ and the Irish ‘The Quiet Girl’.
BAFTA 2023 Nominations List
Best film
– ‘No news at the front’
– ‘Inisherin’s Banshees’
– ‘Elvis’
– ‘Everything at once everywhere’
– ‘Tár’
best director
– Edward Berger for ‘All Quiet on the Front’
– Martin McDonagh for ‘The Banshees of Inisherin’
-Park Chan-Wook for ‘Decision to Leave’
– Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert for ‘Everything at Once Everywhere’
– Todd Field for ‘Tár’
– Gina Prince-Bythewood for ‘The King Woman’
Best Leading Actress
– Cate Blanchett for ‘Tár’
– Viola Davis for ‘The King Woman’
-Danielle Deadwyler for ‘Till’
– Ana de Armas for ‘Blonde’
– Emma Thompson for ‘Good Luck Big Leo’
– Michelle Yeoh for ‘Everything at Once Everywhere’
Best Leading Actor
-Austin Butler for ‘Elvis’
– Colin Farrell for ‘The Banshees of Inisherin’
– Brendan Fraser for ‘The Whale’
– Daryl McCormack for ‘Good Luck Big Leo’
– Paul Mescal for ‘Aftersun’
-Bill Nighy for ‘Living’
Best Supporting Actress
– Angela Bassett for ‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’
– Hong Chau for ‘The Whale’
– Kerry Condon for ‘The Banshees of Inisherin’
– Dolly de Leon for ‘The Triangle of Sorrows’
– Jamie Lee Curtis for ‘Everything at Once Everywhere’
– Carey Mulligan for ‘Uncovered’
Best Supporting Actor
– Brendan Gleeson for ‘The Banshees of Inisherin’
– Barry Keoghan for ‘The Banshees of Inisherin’
– Ke Huy Quan for ‘Everything at once everywhere’
– Eddie Redmayne for ‘Angel of Death’
– Albrecht Schuch for ‘All Quiet on the Front’
– Michael Ward for ‘Empire of Light’
Best screenplay
– ‘Inisherin’s Banshees’
– ‘Everything at once everywhere’
– ‘The Fabelmans’
– ‘Tár’
– ‘The triangle of sadness’
Best Adapted Screenplay
– ‘No news at the front’
– ‘Living’
-‘The Quiet Girl’
– ‘At Discover’
– ‘The whale’
best british film
– ‘Aftersun’
– ‘Inisherin’s Banshees’
– ‘Brian and Charles’
– ‘Empire of Light’
– ‘Good luck, Big Leo’
– ‘Living’
– ‘Matilda, from Roald Dahl: The Musical’
– ‘Look how they run’
– ‘The swimmers’
– ‘The Prodigy’
Best Debut Screenplay, Direction or Production
– Charlotte Wells (Writer/Director) for ‘Aftersun’
– Georgia Oakley (Written/Directed), Hélène Sifre (Producer) for ‘Blue Jean’
– Marie Lidén (Conductor) for ‘Electric Malady’
– Katy Brand (Screenplay) for ‘Good Luck Big Leo’
– Maia Kenworthy (Conductor) for ‘Rebellion’
Best Non-British Language Film
– ‘No news at the front’
– ‘Argentina, 1985’
– ‘The Rebel Empress’
– ‘Decision to Leave’
-‘The Quiet Girl’
best documentary
– ‘All That Breathes’
– ‘The beauty and the pain’
-‘Fire of Love’
– ‘Moonage Daydream’
– ‘Navalny’
best animated film
– ‘Pinocchio by Guillermo del Toro’
– ‘Marcel the Shell with Shoes On’
– ‘Puss in Boots: The Last Wish’
– ‘Grid’
best soundtrack
– ‘No news at the front’
– ‘Babylon’
– ‘Inisherin’s Banshees’
– ‘Everything at once everywhere’
– ‘Pinocchio by Guillermo del Toro’
best casting
– ‘Aftersun’
– ‘No news at the front’
– ‘Elvis’
– ‘Everything at once everywhere’
– ‘The triangle of sadness’
best cinematography
– ‘No news at the front’
-‘The Batman’
– ‘Elvis’
– ‘Empire of Light’
– ‘Top Gun: Maverick’
best mount
– ‘No news at the front’
– ‘Inisherin’s Banshees’
– ‘Elvis’
– ‘Everything at once everywhere’
– ‘Top Gun: Maverick’
Best Production Design
– ‘No news at the front’
– ‘Babylon’
-‘The Batman’
– ‘Elvis’
– ‘Pinocchio by Guillermo del Toro’
Best Costume Design
– ‘No news at the front’
– ‘Amsterdam’
– ‘Babylon’
– ‘Elvis’
– ‘Mrs Harris’s trip to Paris’
Best makeup and hairstyling
– ‘No news at the front’
-‘The Batman’
– ‘Elvis’
– ‘Matilda, from Roald Dahl: The Musical’
– ‘The whale’
better sound
– ‘No news at the front’
– ‘Avatar: The Sense of Water’
– ‘Elvis’
– ‘Tár’
– ‘Top Gun: Maverick’
best special effects
– ‘No news at the front’
– ‘Avatar: The Sense of Water’
-‘The Batman’
– ‘Everything at once everywhere’
– ‘Top Gun: Maverick’
Best British Animated Short Film
– ‘The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse’
– ‘Middle Watch’
– ‘Your Mountain Is Waiting’
Best British Short Film
-‘The Ballad of Olive Morris
– ‘Bazigaga’
-‘Bus Girl’
-‘A Drifting Up’
‘An Irish Goodbye’
Rising Star (Public Voted)
-Aimee Lou Wood
-Daryl McCormack
-Emma MacKey
-Naomi Ackie
-Sheila Atim
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