Pope drama Conclave celebrates great success in British film prices!
Pope drama Conclave celebrates great success in British film prices!
London, Großbritannien - At the 78th award of the British Academy Film Awards (BAFTAS) in London, which took place on February 17, 2025, the Pope-Election thriller "Konklave" by Edward Berger became the big winner of the evening. The film secured four awards, including the prestigious title "Best Film" and "Best British Film". This is particularly noteworthy, since "Conclave" went into the race with a total of 12 nominations as a favorite, such as Hollywod" Reporter reported.
In addition, the films "The Brutalist" and "Emilia Pérez" were also awarded four BAFTAs. "The Brutalist" received the prices for the best director (Brady Corbet) and the best actor (Adrien Brody). At the award ceremony, which was moderated by the Scottish Star David Tennant, it was also known that Mikey Madison won the BAFTA for the best leading actress in the tragic comedy "Anora". Furthermore, Zoe Saldaña received the award for the best supporting actress for her role in "Emilia Pérez" and
"Dune: Part Two" also impressed with prices in the categories for the best special effects and the best tone. During the gala there was talk of the emotional thank -you speeches of the winners. Adrien Brody noticed how much the British public supported him in his creative efforts. The ceremony was also rounded off by a performance by the British music legend Take that, which performed their hit "Greatest Day", which was an additional highlight of the evening. The BAFTAS also promised special attention to diversity and inclusion, which was emphasized by BAFTA chairman Sara Putt in the run-up to the event. In this context, the teams behind "Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl" also gained awards for the best animated film and the first children's and family award, which once again demonstrated the variety of topics and ingenuity in this year of BAFTAS. award winners and highlights
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