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Peter Bradshaw’s Baftas 2021 predictions: who will win – and who should

The Father Should win: Nomadland Shoulda been a contender: Minari Will win: The DigShould win: RocksShoulda been a contender: Days of the Bagnold Summer Related: British films for British people: even the new inclusive Baftas must battle with a paradox Will win: Chloé Zhao for NomadlandShould win: Jasmila Žbanić for Quo Vadis, Aida?Shoulda been a contender: Christopher Nolan for Tenet Related: ‘It’s an utter myth’: how Nomadland exposes the cult of the western Will win: Rocks – Theresa Ikoko, Claire Wilson (writers)Should win: Limbo – Ben Sharrock (writer/director), Irune Gurtubai (producer) Shoulda been a contender: Lynn + Lucy - Fyzal Boulifa (director)Will win: Another RoundShould win: Quo Vadis, Aida?Shoulda been a contender: The Good

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2021 BAFTA Nominations: See the Full List

2021 BAFTA Awards nominees were announced on Tuesday, presented by comedian Aisling Bea and actress Susan Wokoma live from the Royal Albert Hall in London. and were the most-nominated films of the year, with seven nominations apiece.BAFTA previously announced the all-British nominees for its Rising Star Award, including Bukky Bakray (), Conrad Khan (), Kingsley Ben-Adir (), Morfydd Clark () and Ṣọpẹ́ Dìrísù ().The winners will be announced on Sunday, April 11, with the ceremony having been previously rescheduled to take place two weeks before the Oscars, as is customary.Here is the full list of nominees:, Remi Weekes (Writer/Director) , Ben Sharrock (Writer/Director), Irune Gurtubai (Producer) , Jack Sidey (Writer/Producer) , Theresa Ikoko,

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British Film ‘Limbo’ Wins the Golden Pyramid for Best Film at the Cairo Film Festival

Kaleem Aftab British film “Limbo,” a wry refugee drama, directed by Edinburgh-born director Ben Sharrock and produced by Spain’s Irune Gurtubai, won the Golden Pyramid for best film at the Cairo Film Festival on Thursday.Told in a pleasing deadpan style, “Limbo” recounts the story of a Syrian musician, played by the BIFA nominated rising star Amir El-Masry, who is placed on a Scottish island when awaiting his request for asylum to be processed. The film, which recently picked up the top prize at the Macau Film Festival, also picked up Cairo’s Henry Barakat Award for best artistic contribution.