these are the shows we're getting accustomed to now these covert shows this was done by the royal albert hall but the guests the hosts were alone on stage presenting the show and presenting the awards to filmmakers who were sitting at home communicating via skype or whatever and not the most exciting thing but then they did have some some moments of magic i mean there were some great live music performances by liam payne and and celeste and and there was a sort of sense that they were at least trying to put on a show but i have to be honest i'm getting kind of tired of these. award shows i'm really waiting to get back to a real in person awards of at my school we've got about 30 minutes 30 seconds left but quickly would gearing up for the the american academy awards coming up in just a couple of weeks how predictive is success in the box does do you think we're going to see a repeat yet the batteries aren't actually the greatest predictor of the oscars at least for the best picture they don't have a great record in that respect but i think in this case they definitely got it right i think no

these are the shows we're getting accustomed to now these covert shows this was done by the royal albert hall but the guests the hosts were alone on stage presenting the show and presenting the awards to filmmakers who were sitting at home communicating via skype or whatever and not the most exciting thing but then they did have some some moments of magic i mean there were some great live music performances by liam payne and and celeste and and there was a sort of sense that they were at least trying to put on a show but i have to be honest i'm getting kind of tired of these. award shows i'm really waiting to get back to a real in person awards of that by scott we've got about 30 minutes 30 seconds left that quickly would gearing up for the the american academy awards coming up in just a couple of weeks how predictive is success in the box does do you think we're going to see a repeat yet the batteries aren't actually the greatest predictor of the also usually for the best picture they don't have a great record in that respect but i think in this case they definitely got it right i think know

welcome to arts and culture the 74th bafta film awards have been virtually handed out from the royal albert hall in london there was no red carpet no live audience and the winners excepted from home but there was plenty of buzz the prizes were hotly contested but in the end no matter land almost swept the board winning best film best director and best actress joining me to talk about that and the rest of the night is off film expert scorch rocks. scott welcome now that was very strong competition for best film this year but the winner wasn't really a surprise nomad land has been cleaning up this award season at the golden globes produces scales etc etc but scott's was the result he were expecting. yeah very much i mean no man's land has been a huge favorite of mine since i saw it at the venice film festival when it premiered last year and it's been sweeping all before it this is a really an incredible film i mean in some ways it's a classic american road movie but it's done in a completely different style of frances mcdormand who won best actress at the bafta as she plays furred who is a woman w

these are the shows we're getting accustomed to now these covert shows this was done by the royal albert hall but the guests the hosts were alone on stage presenting the show and presenting the awards to filmmakers who were sitting at home communicating via skype or whatever and not the most exciting thing but then they did have some some moments of magic i mean there were some great live music performances by liam payne and and celeste and and there was a sort of sense that they're really trying to put on a show but i have to be honest i'm getting kind of tired of these. award shows i'm really waiting to get back to a real in person awards of that right scott we've got about 30 minutes or 30 seconds left that quickly would be airing up for the the american academy awards coming up in just a couple of weeks how predictive is success in the box does do you think we're going to see a repeat yet the batteries aren't actually the greatest predictor of the also usually for the best picture they don't have a great record in that respect but i think in this case they definitely got it right i think

the presenters will be at the royal albert hall but all the nominees will appear via video link becausee coronavirus pandemic. the baftas will pay tribute to prince philip who was a long standing patron of the academy — as our arts editor will gompertz reports. prince philip, the duke of edinburgh. the first president of the society of film and television arts, known today as bafta, at the 1963 awards. he supported the organisation — and, more widely, the british film industry — for over 60 years. bafta said, "the duke occupies a special place in the academy's history and will be missed enormously." his royal highness�*s death will cast a shadow over this year's awards which, because of the pandemic, will be held behind closed doors in a largely virtual event celebrating bafta's most diverse group of nominations ever. this is rocks, the eponymous teenage protagonist who's trying to keep her inner—city london life together in a wonderfully observed drama that has bukky bakray up for a bafta best actress award, with rocks�* friend, played by kosar ali, in the running for best supporting a

the presenters are at the royal albert hall, but all the nominees are appearing via video link becausene frost, who's an entertainmentjournalist. a regular contributor to us. lovely to see you again. you are having all these very strange awards ceremony is when you were at home with a bag of popcorn and a drink or something like rather than some swanky event. but what is happening and what should we look out for when the events eventually occur? i should we look out for when the events eventually occur?- should we look out for when the events eventually occur? i have it u . events eventually occur? i have it u- on m events eventually occur? i have it no on my tv _ events eventually occur? i have it no on my tv here- _ events eventually occur? i have it up on my tv here. you _ events eventually occur? i have it up on my tv here. you grant i events eventually occur? i have it up on my tv here. you grant has| events eventually occur? i have it i up on my tv here. you grant hasjust appeared. a little star power if he has dazzled everyone's screen. —— hugh grant. they had to embrace the opt

these are the shows we're getting accustomed to now these covert shows this was done by the royal albert hall but the guests the hosts were alone on stage presenting the show and presenting the awards to filmmakers who were sitting at home communicating via skype or whatever and not the most exciting thing but then they did have some some moments of magic i mean there were some great live music performances by liam payne and and celeste and and there was a sort of sense that they were at least trying to put on a show but i have to be honest i'm getting kind of tired of these. award shows i'm really waiting to get back to a real in person awards of at my school we've got about 30 minutes 30 seconds left that quickly would gearing up for the american academy awards coming up in just a couple of weeks how predictive is success in the box does do you think we're going to see a repeat yet the badges aren't actually the greatest predictor of the oscars at least for the best picture they don't have a great record in that respect but i think in this case they definitely got it right i think no doubt

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the presenters will be at the royal albert hall but all the nominees will appear via video link becauseabulsi took home the bafta for best british short film, for her movie, the present. the film is her director debut and tells the story of yousef who tries to shop for an anniversary gift for his wife in the west bank. in a moment, we'll be speaking to farah, but first let's watch a short clip of the winning film. gates screech. untranslated. i need toilet paper, lemons... what do we have here? security check — move now! mama, mama? untranslated. what do want from me?! my house is just there. a clip from the present. well earlier i spoke to farah nabulsi, director of the best british short film �*the present�*. i started by asking her, whether this story has been informed by her own experiences, as a palestinian—uk citizen. yes, very much so. i have personally been at these israeli checkpoints that are all over the west bank and have witnessed palestinians at them and had numerous, numerous conversations with policy needs to go through them every single day so very by reality and experi

the only real difference is that the royal albert hall will be i that the royal albert hall will be moreill be on zoom. in theory you could have a major star stressing as they wish. sitting at home, they might be just chilling. they could be in a tracksuit bottoms, it could be a whole different thing. it tracksuit bottoms, it could be a whole different thing.— tracksuit bottoms, it could be a whole different thing. it could be like most of _ whole different thing. it could be like most of us _ whole different thing. it could be like most of us for _ whole different thing. it could be like most of us for the _ whole different thing. it could be like most of us for the last - whole different thing. it could be like most of us for the last year, | like most of us for the last year, dressed from the waist up. what has been lovely is the award season has been lovely is the award season has been so encouraging. everyone has taken the opportunity, a real chance to get dressed up. that is part of the fun of it. a massive event to get the heels out, get the make—up on and get your hair done, that

giant screens while the celebrity presenters opened the golden envelopes in a virtually empty royal albert halls striking a chord in a year when the pandemic has left a lot of people bereft and isolated. the film was helmed by chloe zhao. .. if you can look over your shoulder. ..who became only the second woman ever to be awarded the best director bafta. we would like to dedicate this award to the nomadic community, who so generously welcomed us into their lives. its star, frances mcdormand, won the leading actress award, as many expected, but she was unable to attend the event. nor was sir anthony hopkins, who won the leading actor bafta for his powerful portrayal of an elderly man with dementia in the father. oh, i was a dancer. were you? yes! dad. yes? you were an engineer. what do you know about it? yes, tap dancing was my speciality. the winner of the best supporting actress was... yuh—jung youn for minari. especially recognised by british people, known as very snobbish people, and they approved me as a good actor. so i'm very, very grateful and happy. she won for her performance as the eq

giant screens while the celebrity presenters opened the golden envelopes in a virtually empty royal albert halland loneliness striking a chord in a year when the pandemic has left a lot of people bereft and isolated. the film was helmed by chloe zhao. .. if you can look over your shoulder. ..who became only the second woman ever to be awarded the best director bafta. we would like to dedicate this award to the nomadic community, who so generously welcomed us into their lives. its star, frances mcdormand, won the leading actress award, as many expected, but she was unable to attend the event. nor was sir anthony hopkins, who won the leading actor bafta for his powerful portrayal of an elderly man with dementia in the father. oh, i was a dancer. were you? dad! yes? you were an engineer. what do you know about it? yes, tap dancing i was my speciality. the winner of the best supporting actress was... yuh—jung youn for minari. especially recognised by british people, known as very snobbish people, and they approved me as a good actor. so i'm very, very grateful and happy. she won for her performance

the royal albert hall. mputer to give an— didn't even log onto her computer to give an acceptance speech. sadly, this was— give an acceptance speech. sadly, this was a — give an acceptance speech. sadly, this was a bit of a theme. because when _ this was a bit of a theme. because when it— this was a bit of a theme. because when it came to best actor, anthony hopkins— when it came to best actor, anthony hopkins was nowhere to be seen. the father— hopkins was nowhere to be seen. the father is _ hopkins was nowhere to be seen. the father is a _ hopkins was nowhere to be seen. the father is a film in which he plays an elderly— father is a film in which he plays an elderly man with dementia. and when _ an elderly man with dementia. and when he _ an elderly man with dementia. and when he was announced as best winner by renee _ when he was announced as best winner by renee zellweger, he was not there _ by renee zellweger, he was not there. but then very strangely, when it came _ there. but then very strangely, when

the presenters will be at the royal albert hall but all the nominees will appear via video link becauseip who was a long standing patron of the academy — as our arts editor will gompertz reports. prince philip, the duke of edinburgh, the first president of the society of film and television arts, known today as bafta, at the 1963 awards. he supported the organisation and more widely, the british film industry, for over 60 years. bafta said: "the duke occupies a special place in the academy's history and will be missed enormously". his royal highness's death will cast a shadow over this year's awards which, because of the pandemic, will be held behind closed doors in a largely virtual event celebrating bafta's most diverse group of nominations ever. this is rocks, the eponymous teenage protagonist who's trying to keep her inner city london life together in a wonderfully observed drama that has bukky bakray up for a bafta best actress award, with rocks' friend, played by kosar ali, in the running for best supporting actress. the film is directed by sarah gavron, who could be a rare female

the bafta film awards are taking place at the royal albert hall in london. the winners. let's speak to film journalist beth webb. let me ask if there have been any surprises in the big wednesday night certainly the best actor award. the base of the — certainly the best actor award. tue: base of the golden certainly the best actor award. tte: base of the golden gloves certainly the best actor award. tt2 base of the golden gloves and based on the performance predictions, chadwick husband was expected to be the big winner of the night they went to anthony hopkins and 83, which was my mental and itself. 0therwise which was my mental and itself. otherwise this was i would be a pleasant surprise especially for women in filament for diversity. i think this is your at the fact that awards. in think this is your at the fact that awards. , ., . ., awards. in terms of the commitment to best record. _ awards. in terms of the commitment to best record. second _ awards. in terms of the commitment to best record. second effort. - awards. in terms of the commitment to best

both halves of the ceremony are being presented from the royal albert hall, but winners are appearing field with seven nominations each. yet another dose of winter for some of us in the last day. her fresh dusting of snow in places, particularly on the hills and mountains, but not exclusively. more of that to come through the course of that to come through the course of the afternoon. it doesn't mean just snow, it could be sleet or hail in places. you can see the wintry showers in the north, east, around the manchester area, and northern parts of northern ireland. through this afternoon, apart from the wintry showers here and there there are plenty of sunny spells around, as well. the winter coming in from the north. temperatures only around five or 6 degrees for our northern towns and cities, briefly touching double figures in plymouth and london. through tonight, we will see a weatherfront sneaking london. through tonight, we will see a weather front sneaking in out of the atlantic. it will bring some slightly milder air, but with that also the possibility of some snow across parts

the bafta film awards are back at the royal albert hall tonight, but things will be very different fromen out over two nights. # i'm on my way... yesterday, the winners of eight technical categories were announced in a one—hour tv programme. ma rainey�*s black bottom with viola davis as a 1920s blues singer was the only double winner, picking up costume design and hairand make—up. prince william, the president of bafta, was scheduled to appear at both nights of the awards but pulled out after the death of the duke of edinburgh, who was bafta's first president and a regular at events. tonight, the remaining 18 awards will be given out. two films lead the way with seven nominations. there's nomadland, with frances mcdormand as a woman who's lost everything, driving through the us in a van. and rocks. last night, this independent british film won the casting bafta. its star, bukky bakray, had never acted when she was asked to take part. now she's beaten carey mulligan and kate winslet to a best actress nomination. how's your mum doing? yes, she's fine. this year's baftas are the most diver

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