"All Quiet on the Western Front" won 6 awards, including Best Film, at the British BAFTA Film Awards
Director Paul Thomas Anderson's film won six British Academy Film and Television Arts awards, including Best Film. The picture also received accolades for best direction, adapted screenplay, cinematography, editing, and supporting actor, which was performed by Sean Penn. This was reported by AP, writes UNN.
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This film is a testament to the fact that we must pay attention to every moment of our work, especially when working with people who are fighting for their lives
– said Paul Thomas Anderson while accepting the award, honoring the memory of the film's late producer Adam Somner.
Success of British projects and acting triumphs
The historical drama "Hamnet", which tells the story of William Shakespeare's family, was recognized as the best British film of the year. The lead actress Jessie Buckley received the award for best actress, becoming the first Irish star to win in this category.
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The real surprise of the evening was Robert Aramayo's victory in the "Best Actor" category for his role in the independent drama "I Swear", where he beat such famous contenders as Leonardo DiCaprio and Timothée Chalamet.
Genre cinema and technical achievements
Ryan Coogler's vampire saga "Sinners" received three statuettes, including awards for best original screenplay and music, and Wunmi Mosaku became best supporting actress. Guillermo del Toro's gothic horror "Frankenstein" also won three technical victories – for best costume design, makeup, and production design.
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