With a total of 21 nominations, Netflix leads the list of distributors nominated for BAFTA awards this year for the fourth consecutive year.
The platform took first place with a record 14 nominations for Edward Berger’s German-language anti-war drama No news from the western front.
This is the highest number of BAFTA nominations for a Not In The English Film since then Crouching tiger hidden dragon in 2001, which was also nominated in 14 categories. The film won the David Lean Award for direction for Ang Lee, best film not in the English language, costume and music.
It is also the highest number of BAFTA nominations for a single film since then speech of the king 2011, which was also nominated in 14 categories. Before that, the record was held by Gandhi with 16 nominations in 1982.
The Count does it too All quiet on the west side Netflix’s film with the most BAFTA nominations since its first controversial triumph at the 2019 awards Rome.
The award is in stark contrast to the film’s performance at the Golden Globes, where it received just one nomination in the Best Film – Non-English Language category and went home empty-handed.
However, the film is still a high-profile contender for the 2023 Academy Awards, and it remains to be seen whether its success in getting the BAFTA nomination will carry over to the upcoming Oscar nomination announcements.
The platform also received three nominations for this Pinocchio by Guillermo del Toro and one for each Blonde, The good nurse, the swimmers and The wonder.
Other distributors coming out on top as the BAFTA nominations were announced on Thursday were A24 and Searchlight, each with 14 nominations.
A24 scored in 10 categories Everything, everywhere, all at once and celebrate The whale.
Searchlight’s loot has been shared The Banshees by Inisherin with 10 nominations, rich in light with three and See how they run right now
Warner Bros. Third place with 13 nominations, thank you elvisto make it into nine categories and The doughwith four nominations.
Apple, which dominated the 2022 pricing season with its surprise breakout KODA triumph, didn’t earn a single BAFTA nomination this year, while Amazon made it in just one category Argentina, 1985.
Author: Melanie Goodfellow
Source: Deadline
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