By Matt Neglia 

​The EE British Academy Of Film & Television Arts (BAFTA) have announced the rest of their winners representing the best in film for 2020. Yesterday's winners can be read here.

Click below to see the partial list of winners.

By Matt Neglia 

​The EE British Academy Of Film & Television Arts (BAFTA) have announced some of their winners representing the best in film for 2020. The rest of the winners will be announced tomorrow.

Click below to see the partial list of winners.

By Michael Schwartz ​

​The BAFTA's will be held this weekend in a special two-day event from April 10th-April 11th. As one of the last major precursors (with Academy crossover) they can sometimes help sway our final Oscar predictions or reinforce our beliefs heading into Oscar night. This year though may be different due to new voting systems which were put into place. We'll have to wait and see how it all goes but for now, we have our final predictions down below for you to check out along with our contest for you to predict the winners. All categories must be predicted with the submission deadline being the day of the awards, before the winners are announced.

Click below to enter in your picks for the contest. Best of luck and enjoy the show!

By Amy Smith 

When many Oscar pundits turned on the stream for the 2021 BAFTA nominations reveal, there was hope that specific categories would be clarified. However, this year some new rules have shaken up the nominees and given some names that none of us could have predicted. After the drama of last year's nominations, it is time to look at the rule changes and analyze the impact of this year on the BAFTAs going forward.

By Matt Neglia 

​The EE British Academy Of Film & Television Arts (BAFTA) have announced their nominations representing the best in film for 2020. Round Three of voting to determine the winners, will open between Thursday 25 March and Wednesday 7 April 2021. The EE British Academy Film Awards ceremony takes place on Sunday 11 April 2021.
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Click below to see the nominations.

By Ryan C. Showers 

After the announcement of the Golden Globe nominations and the Screen Actors Guild nominations, it left a puzzle of unanswered questions. Trying to pinpoint Oscar nominations in a substantial and reasoned way has been essentially on ice, waiting for the British Academy to weigh in with their picks. Understanding and making informed decisions about predictions for Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Supporting Actor, and Best Supporting Actress is even more dependent on BAFTA this year than in year's past. The new rules put in place by BAFTA, extending the acting categories from five nominees per category to six, will provide an ample amount of opportunities for off-the-wall surprises, too.

Here is an outline of how BAFTA could help clarify the Oscar contenders.

By Ryan C. Showers 

"BAFTA will clear things up." This is a phrase many of us have replayed over and over in our heads, trying to make our way through the maze that is award season 2020-2021. The nature of this award season is inherently tricky because of the pandemic. But on top of that, the gulf between the critics association's selections and the televised precursors could not be wider. Additionally, the lineups for the Critics' Choice, SAG, and Golden Globes have presented a lot of room for interpretation in how to predict the Academy Awards nominees. It has left many of us saying, "It's all up to BAFTA."

By Matt Neglia 

The EE British Academy Of Film & Television Arts (BAFTA) previously announced that this year they would be announcing various longlists ahead of their finial nominations on March 9th. Well, those shortlists have been announced.

Click below to see what could possibly make the lineup for this year's BAFTA awards.

By Matt Neglia 

​The EE British Academy Of Film & Television Arts (BAFTA) have announced their winners representing the best in film for 2019.

Click below to see the winners.

By Matt Neglia 

​The EE British Academy Of Film & Television Arts (BAFTA) have announced their nominations representing the best in film for 2019. The winners will be announced February 2nd 2020.

Click below to see the nominations.

By Daniel Howat 

We’re less than two short weeks away from the Academy Awards, and almost all of the precursors are behind us. Plenty of categories are still up in the air, even this close to the ceremony. Yesterday, the BAFTAs were awarded, giving us some last minute insight into how the Oscar winners might turn out. A few frontrunners were solidified, some races remain unclear, and even one or two dark horses kept their chances alive. Let’s take a look at how the BAFTAs might’ve impacted the Oscar race.

By Matt Neglia 

​The EE British Academy Of Film & Television Arts (BAFTA) have their winners representing the best in film for 2018.

Click below to see the winners below.

By Matt Neglia 

​The BAFTA's will be held this Sunday on February 10th 2019. As one of the last major precursors (and with Academy crossover) they can sometimes help sway our final Oscar predictions or reinforce our beliefs heading into Oscar night. As we have done all season long here at Next Best Picture, we are holding a contest to see who will get the most categories correct. All categories must be guessed on with the submission deadline being the day of the awards, before the winners are announced.

Click below to enter in your picks for the contest. Best of luck and enjoy the show!

By Matt Neglia ​

The 2019 EE BAFTA nominations were announced this morning. Being the last major stop on the road to the Oscar nominations on January 22 (and with Academy members currently voting on their ballots as we speak), many pundits were looking to them for help to clear the air on several categories.

Honestly, I believe we were left with more questions than answers.

By Matt Neglia 

​The EE British Academy Of Film & Television Arts (BAFTA) have announced their nominations representing the best in film for 2018. The winners will be announced February 10th 2019.

Click below to see the nominations.

By Daniel Howat

​We’re in the home stretch! The 71st BAFTA Awards were announced on February 18th. These are the final major precursor awards. Now, there’s nothing much stopping us from locking in our final Oscar predictions. The Academy Awards are two weeks away! Let’s take a look at how the BAFTAs could affect the Oscars.

By Matt Neglia

​The British Academy Of Film & Television Arts (BAFTA) have announced their winners representing the best in film for 2017.

Click below to see the winners.

By Matt Neglia

​​As stated on Episode 77 of the podcast, myself, Will Mavity, Michael Schwartz, Ryan C. Showers & Liam Heffernan gave you our BAFTA Predictions (Deann Chiazzese provided her predictions to us via email later on). For those who did not listen to the episode, you can click below to see our predictions for this Sunday's big show from the UK.

Click below to see our predictions.

By Liam Heffernan​

Never one to disappoint the tabloids, BAFTA have once again produced a befuddling set of nominees with the clear intent of throwing a jolly big cat among the Hollywood pigeons.

It comes as no surprise that “Dunkirk” and “Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri” are among the most nominated films, with eight and nine respectively including Best Film, but bizarrely enough it was the latter which found a place among the list for Outstanding British Film. “Dunkirk” had to make way for “Paddington 2”. No joke.

​​Click below to read more about my reactions to this year’s nominees.

By Matt Neglia

​The British Academy Of Film & Television Arts (BAFTA) have announced their nominations representing the best in film for 2017. The winners will be announced February 18th 2018.

Click below to see the nominations.

By Liam Heffernan​

​For most, the New Year signals a new beginning and a suitable bookend of experiences, ushering a fresh start full of the same old resolutions. For film fans, however, the New Year is merely the last turn as we head into the final stretch of awards season. January typically hosts the Golden Globes, BAFTA nominations, and Oscar nominations, at which point the firm favorites emerge from the pack and fight it out. Though at this point we usually find ourselves in a clear two-horse race, 2018 is decidedly less clear and the film world are bracing themselves for an unpredictable photo finish.

The BAFTA nominations are being announced on Tuesday 9th January (Streaming live on YouTube at 7.30am GMT or 11.30pm PST), and this year’s nominees may be the most significant in recent years. However, numerous red herrings mask themselves within the prestige that shrouds the awards.

​​Click below to see what you can expect from this year’s nominees.

The 2017 BAFTA winners have officially been announced. I will be providing a detailed analysis of these wins and how they play into the Oscars over the next two weeks.

​Click below to see the winners.

The BAFTAs will announce their winners tomorrow and air later in the evening. Myself and Michael Schwartz have shared our predictions with all of you and we want to hear your thoughts on what you feel will win tomorrow.

Click below to see our predictions.

The BAFTA Nominations were announced this morning and there were plenty of shockers from what they included and excluded.

​Check out the full nominees below and let us know in the comments what you think of these nominations.