The Bafta 2025 awards were held last night at London’s Royal Festival Hall, with Conclave and The Brutalist emerging as the top winners, each securing four awards.
We also saw awards dished out to the likes of Dune Part Two, Wallace and Gromit and Kneecap at Sunday’s star-studded event.
During Sunday’s ceremony, we saw David Tennant kick things off with an unexpected celebrity-studded rendition of The Proclaimer’s 500 Miles and make digs at President Donald Trump.
Ralph Fiennes-starring Vatican drama Conclave led the way with a whopping 12 nominations, followed by Emilia Pérez with 11 and The Brutalist up for nine.
Conclave was awarded Best Editing, Best Adapted Screenplay and – unsurprisingly, given the number of nominations it had – Outstanding British Film. It also took home the final award of the night, the highly coveted Best Film.
However, The Brutalist tied with the thriller’s four awards, winning Best Director for Brady Corbet, Best Actor In A Leading Role for Adrien Brody, Best Cinematographer and Best Original Score.
Emilia Perez took home two awards: Zoe Saldana for Best Actress In A Supporting Role and for Best Film Not In The English Language.
British classic Wallace and Gromit: A Vengeance Most Fowl has also bagged two awards.
Box office favourite Wicked is also a dual winner – it took home the award for Best Production Design and Best Costume Design.
Meanwhile Best Original Screenplay went to A Real Pain – which Jesse Eisenberg did not prepare a winner’s speech for as he ‘never expected to win’.
His co-star Kieran Culkin won the award for Best Actor In A Supporting Role – he has now won the Golden Globe, Critics Choice and Bafta for Best Supporting Actor in this role.
Check out the full list of winners below
Best Film: Conclave
Outstanding British Film: Conclave
Best Performance By An Actress In A Leading Role: Mikey Madison, Anora
Best Performance By An Actor In A Leading Role: Adrien Brody, The Brutalist
Best Performance By An Actress In A Supporting Role: Zoe Saldana, Emilia Pérez
Best Performance By An Actor In A Supporting Role: Kieran Culkin, A Real Pain
Best Director: Brady Corbet, The Brutalist
Outstanding Debut By A British Writer, Director Or Producer: Kneecap
EE Rising Star: David Jonsson
Best Cinematography: The Brutalist
Best Children’s and Family Film: Wallace And Gromit: A Vengeance Most Fowl
Best Production Design: Wicked
Best Original Screenplay: A Real Pain
Best Adapted Screenplay: Conclave
Best Special Visual Effects: Dune Part Two
Best Costume Design: Wicked
Best Animated Feature: Wallace And Gromit: A Vengeance Most Fowl
Best Film Not In The English Language: Emilia Pérez
Best Documentary: Superman: The Christopher Reeves Story
Best Casting: Anora
Best Editing: Conclave
Best Sound: Dune Part Two
Best Makeup And Hair: The Substance
Best Original Score: The Brutalist
British Short Film: Rock, Paper, Scissors
British Short Animation: Wonder To Wonder
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