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'One Battle After Another', in which Leonardo DiCaprio plays a washed-up revolutionary whose daughter is kidnapped, secured 14 nods, of which five were for its cast including DiCaprio and Chase Infiniti, who plays his daughter, in the leading acting categories.
The film’s second lead, Zoe Saldana, also took home the BAFTA for Best Supporting Actress.
The movie, which premiered at the 77th Cannes Film Festival, includes Hindi dialogues and revolves around a newly widowed housewife who inherits her late husband's job as a police constable.
Though 'The Crown' had led the nominations with eight nods, the series, which is a fictionalised take on the British Royal family, failed to win a single award.
The BAFTAs paid tribute to Tina Turner, who was commemorated as both an actor and singer.
'The Zone of Interest', it is a UK-Polish historical drama about Auschwitz concentration camp.
'Barbie,' one-half of 2023's Barbenheimer box office juggernaut and the year's top-grossing film, also went home empty-handed from five nominations.
This year, Nolan entered the BAFTA awards ceremony on Sunday with three nominations, for best picture, director and adapted screenplay, for 'Oppenheimer', bringing his total career BAFTA noms count to eight.
The 'Joyful Mysterry' director is among the 10 Indians to join this year’s BAFTA's Breakthrough cohort.
Kate won the award for 'I am Ruth', a mini-series, which revolved around a mother who is trying to help her daughter get over her addiction to social media.
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