BAFTA

	After Oscars, Grammy Awards leave out Lata Mangeshkar from 'In Memoriam' section The absence of the legendary Indian playback singer from the 2022 Grammys ceremony comes a week after the Academy Awards left out Mangeshkar from its homage segment as well. published on : 4th April 2022
	Game of Thrones actor Lena Headey set to make her directorial debut Lena Headey, known for st arring in Game of Thrones and 300, is set to make her feature directorial debut with a psychological thriller titled Violet. published on : 23rd March 2022
	In Memoriam: BAFTA 2022 pays homage to Lata Mangeshkar In their tribute, the British Academy described Mangeshkar as "an Indian playback singer, who recorded an estimated 25,000 songs for more than 1,000 Hindi films over a career spanning 70 years". published on : 14th March 2022
	'The Power of the Dog', 'CODA', 'Dune' win big at BAFTA 2022 Hosted by actor-comic Rebel Wils on, the award ceremony took place at the Royal Albert Hall and was live-streamed in India on the streamer SonyLIV. published on : 14th March 2022
	Monkey business pays off Saumyananda Sahi is the only cinematographer from Bengaluru to make it to BAFTA’s list of ‘Breakthrough India Participants for 2022’ for his film that captures the monkey menace in New Delhi published on : 14th March 2022
	Benedict Cumberbatch reacts to Sam Elliott's 'The Power of the Dog' criticism Benedict Cumberbatch stepped in to defend his movie, calling the former's negative reaction "very odd". published on : 8th March 2022
	'No Time to Die' joins awards-circuit favourites 'Belfast', 'The Power of the Dog' on BAFTA longlists Of the 217 films submitted for consideration, 15 made the cut for Round Two. published on : 13th January 2022
	Would like to play real, contemporary women: In conversation with Ratna Pathak Shah As Ratna Pathak Shah comes on board as an industry supporter for BAFTA Breakthrough India, we speak to her about the mentoring programme for new talent, and more. published on : 16th December 2021
	Angela Bassett, Courtney B Vance to back docu-series 'One Thousand Years of Slavery' The four-part docu-series, set up at Viacom CBS' Smithsonian Channel, will be helmed by BAFTA-winning British-Nigerian director David Olusoga. published on : 19th August 2021
	'Three Billboards' tops British Bafta film awards as 'Time's Up' campaign shares stage Crime drama 'Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri' captured five British Bafta film awards on Sunday. published on : 19th February 2018
	Britain's Bafta awards: The complete winners list Crime drama 'Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri' captured five British Bafta awards on Sunday, including best film. published on : 19th February 2018
	British female stars say 'Time's up' ahead of Baftas Signatories expressed solidarity with the Time's Up movement in the United States and called for donations to a new "justice and equality fund" for victims. published on : 18th February 2018
	Now, documentary on Harvey Weinstein scandal in works BBC has announced plans to produce a feature-length documentary about the Harvey Weinstein scandal. published on : 19th December 2017
	Dev Patel wins Best Supporting Actor for 'Lion' at BAFTA Awards 2017 Dev Patel took home the BAFTA for his performance in "Lion" -- a film about an Indian boy. published on : 13th February 2017