Baftas 2025: The full list of nominations

The British Academy has unveiled the list of nominations for this year’s Baftas ahead of the ceremony at London’s Royal Festival Hall on February 16th, 2025.

The set of nominations arrives after the announcement of the longlist of films considered for this year’s awards on January 3rd. The second round of voting opened on January 3rd until January 10th, and the results have now been unveiled by 2024 EE Rising Star winner Mia McKenna-Bruce and BAFTA-winner Will Sharpe on January 15th.

The movie with the most nominations is Edward Berger’s Conclave, which has been shortlisted in 12 categories including ‘Best Director’ and ‘Best Film’. Meanwhile, Emilia Pérez secured 11 nominations and also appears in the categories ‘Best Director’ and ‘Best Film’. Kneecap is another success story with six nominations, making it the most-nominated debut film in the history of the British Academy.

Other heavily nominated movies include The Brutalist, which picked up nine nods. Additionally, Anora, Dune: Part Two, and Wicked are all tied with seven nominations across the categories.

Despite being featured on the longlist for ‘Supporting Actor’ for his role in Gladiator II, Denzel Washington failed to make the cut for the shortlist and is still yet to receive a Bafta nomination in his career.

At this stage, the only confirmed winner of a Bafta is Warwick Davis, who is set to be celebrated with the prestigious Bafta Fellowship on February 16th. The prize honours those who have “made an outstanding and exceptional contribution to film, games or television.”

BAFTA Chair Sara Putt said of bestowing Davis with the honour, “We are delighted to present Warwick Davis the Bafta Fellowship award; our highest honour. Warwick is a talented, much-loved and truly inspiring figure who has captivated audiences over many decades.”

Meanwhile, the Star Wars actor said: “The Fellowship, to me, embodies the spirit of inclusivity, creativity, and collaboration that Bafta stands for. This recognition is not just about the body of work I’ve contributed but also about the people who’ve stood by me and the audiences who have made this journey worthwhile. I accept this Fellowship in honour of everyone living with dwarfism or any form of difference, reminding us that our uniqueness can be our greatest asset.”

David Tennant is set to host the Baftas for a second occasion after previously helming proceedings in 2024 with great success.

Baftas 2025: The full nominations:

‘Best Film’

‘Outstanding British Film’

‘Outstanding Debut by a British Writer, Director or Producer’

‘Children’s and Family Film’

‘Film Not in English Language’

‘Documentary’

‘Animated Film’

‘Director’

‘Original Screenplay’

‘Adapted Screenplay’

‘Leading Actress’

‘Leading Actor’

‘Supporting Actress’

‘Supporting Actor’

‘Casting’

‘Cinematography’

‘Costume Design’

‘Editing’

‘Make Up and Hair’

‘Original Score’

‘Production Design’

‘Special Visual Effects’

‘Sound’

‘British Short Animation’

‘British Short Film’

‘Rising Star’

‘Special Visual Effects’

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