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Are Sunday’s BAFTAs 2026 a sneak peek into this year’s upcoming Academy Awards<\/a>? Well, yes and no. While many of the nominees for the 79th British Academy Film Awards are also up for Oscars<\/a>, the BAFTAs voting body\u2014which overlaps with the Academy to a certain degree\u2014often charts a singular path, especially when it comes to honoring British projects and artists.<\/p>\n On Sunday, the British Academy balanced those two interests. Going into the ceremony, the top nominee was One Battle After Another<\/em>, which had 14 nods. It ultimately took home six awards, winning director and adapted screenplay (which went to Paul Thomas Anderson<\/strong>),<\/strong> cinematography (Michael Bauman<\/strong>), editing (Andy Jurgensen<\/strong>), supporting actor (Sean Penn<\/strong>) and the big one, best film.<\/p>\n It was a good night for the horror genre as well (and we\u2019re not talking about One Battle After Another<\/em>‘s view of American society). Frankenstein<\/em> cleaned up in the costume, hair and makeup, and production design categories, proving that the famously ugly monster had some beauty within. Vampire (and more) movie Sinners<\/em>, which came in to the night with 13 nominations, picked up some notable wins as well. Writer\/director Ryan Coogler<\/strong> won for his original screenplay, as did Wunmi Mosaku<\/strong> for supporting actress. Composer Ludwig G\u00f6ransson<\/strong> also took home a trophy for the movie’s score.<\/p>\n The film may have taken away fewer films than its many and passionate supporters might have hoped for. But Sinners<\/em>\u2019s haul is still less stinging than Marty Supreme<\/em>‘s rebuke: as Variety<\/em><\/a> notes, Josh Safdie<\/strong>\u2019s period-set ping-pong epic tied the all-time BAFTA record for most losses in a single night. Marty<\/em> began the night full of promise, with 11 nominations. But it didn’t win in a single category. Even Timoth\u00e9e Chalamet<\/strong> was shut out, as Robert Aramayo<\/strong>, the star of biographical drama I Swear<\/em>, beat him out for the lead actor win. If I Swear<\/em> is unfamiliar to you, you’re not alone: it doesn’t hit US theaters until April 24.<\/p>\n See the full list of BAFTAs 2026 winners below. For more from the BAFTAs 2026, see all the looks from the red carpet<\/a> and the best-dressed stars at the event<\/a>. Want even more news on the latest nominations, snubs, and acceptance speeches? Then check out Vanity Fair<\/em>\u2019s complete coverage of the 2026 awards season<\/a>.<\/p>\n WINNER: One Battle After Another<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n Hamnet<\/em> WINNER: Jessie Buckley \u2013 Hamnet<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n Rose Byrne \u2013 If I Had Legs I\u2019d Kick You<\/em>Best film<\/h2>\n
Marty Supreme<\/em>
Sentimental Value<\/em>
Sinners<\/em><\/p>\nBest leading actress<\/h2>\n
Kate Hudson \u2013 Song Sung Blue<\/em>
Chase Infiniti \u2013 One Battle After Another<\/em>
Renate Reinsve \u2013 Sentimental Value<\/em>
Emma Stone \u2013 Bugonia<\/em><\/p>\nBest leading actor<\/h2>\n