‘The Next Battle’ won one of the BAFTA awards where ‘Orphan’ was left empty-handed

The film ‘The next battle’ from the Spanish director Paul Thomas AndersonHe became the winner of the BAFTA awards, the most important British cinema, when he won a total of six golden masks at the ceremony, where the Spanish strip “Sirat” was held empty-handed.

This action thriller, starring Leonardo DiCaprio or Puerto Rican Benicio del Torobased on the radical movements of the years recorded in EEUU, achieved promotion in the categories of best film, direction, adapted lead role, actor in the department, for Sean Penn, as well as in the photography and publishing department.

The “Battle of the Others” lived up to the expectations of those who started as favorites, as six of the 14 golden mascaras were picked up by those who opted for this BAFTA award, a foreshadowing of the Oscars, which could be celebrated in favor of Paul Thomas Anderson’s film on the golden statuette of his career.

They also had the best cinematography, ranked as their main rival, “Los Pecadores” (“Sinners”), which scored only three major talents (Best Original Direction, Best Soundtrack and Best Actress in the Department for the British-Nigerian Wunmi Mosaku), the same song as “Frankenstein” de Guillermo del Torowhich is used in the technical fields of clothing design, production design and make-up and hair removal.

Por su parte Joshua Safdie’s ‘Marty Supreme’ was the big flop of the nightwhich won’t win any award that could count with one nomination.

Ibero-American candidacies

Tampaco won the BAFTA Award for Best Actor in the Department of Puerto Rico Benicio del Torowho managed to defeat her partner’s hands in ‘A Battle Between Another’, giving her the chance to add a second Golden Mask to her accolades 25 years after she achieved it in ‘Traffic’ (2001).

It was also a bitter night for most of the Ibero-American candidates, highlighted by the Spanish “Sirato”, Oliver Lax and Brazil’s ‘The Secret Agent’, which was left empty-handed at the gala after Norway’s ‘Valor Sentimental’ was snubbed in the Best English Film category.

Laxe, which gained international recognition by winning the Jurado Award at the Cannes Film Festival, took a big leap of faith at this BAFTA to prove its mettle this awards season and on its way to the Oscars, where it picked up two awards.

“Secret Agent” by the Brazilian Kleber Mendonça Filho was also en seco limited to the upward trajectory de prizeyou can’t forget either of the two masks you’ve decided on, it’s worth having the recent Golden Globes, both Best Foreign Film and Best Male Performance for Wagner Moura.

The Brazilian documentary “Apocalipsis en los Tropicos” about the influence of the evangelical movement on Jair Bolsonaro’s election victory also followed the documentary “Mr. Nobody against Putin.

In turn, BAFTA awarded this title as one of the great promises of contemporary cinema to the up-and-coming British actor Robert Aramay, who was surprised by the individual recognition of two greats: the revelation of the star and the best actor, who initially started as a favorite of Timothée Chalamet, thanks to your papal ‘Uncontrolable’, where he plays a young man with Tourette’s syndrome.

Other titles honored at the gala were Shakespearean drama ‘Hamnet’, by Chloé Zhao; won two BAFTAs, Best British Film and Best Actress, saved by Ireland’s Jessie Buckley for her dazzling performance as Agnes Shakespeare, the bard of Avon’s infamous wife.

Comedy humor with reality

London’s Royal Festival Hall on the banks of the River Thames hosted Britain’s premier seventh arts evening for the fourth consecutive year as presenter Alan Cumming made his debut as master of ceremonies for the gala comedy humor before the presence of the Princes of Wales representing the British monarchy shortly after the arrest of Prince Andrés this week.

Guillermo and Catalina returned to the cinematic genre after several years of abstinence, returning to the spotlight of the red shade in their first appearance together after King Carlos III. detained and subsequently released after investigation due to alleged infiltration of a convicted pedophile. Jeffrey Epstein.

The heir to the British crown, who serves as honorary president of the British Film and Television Academy, was also responsible for presenting Universal Pictures chief executive Donna Langley with an honorary BAFTA award.

They also submit prizes, others sign up, I dare you to animate Paddingtonwho represented one of the most memorable moments of the gala by wearing an “embellished” jelly mask, as well as personalities of the size Glenn Close, Monica Bellucci or Bryan Cranston.

There was also a musical note missing, in this case with the female voices of the fictional k-pop group Huntr/x, known from the animated film ‘K-pop warriors’, who performed on the global release of ‘Golden’, and the UK’s Jessie Ware, who performed an emotional performance of ‘The Way We Were’ on ‘In Memoriam’.