What happened at the 2025 BAFTA awards?
Annie Carty gives a rundown of the 2025 BAFTA awards ceremony
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Film
‘Companion’ review – Sophie Thatcher shines in this blood-soaked anti-romantic comedy
Archie Douglas-Hamilton
Mar. 12
Twisters: a film about hope
Naomi Pandey
Mar. 1
The Brutalist: An intimate epic of vast ambitions, thorny ideas and deeply felt humanity
Oliver Lambert
Feb. 27
Sean Baker delivers 2024’s funniest film in the devastating Anora
Sam Ripley
Feb. 25
Blink Twice: A feminist horror that failed to escape its own traps
Sofia Drake-Perello
Feb. 23
Five Broken Cameras: The importance of documenting history
Ceadach Staff
Feb. 22
Heroism and romance
Sourav Chauhan
Feb. 22
Top Content
- 1Nosferatu: An unconvincing iteration of a horror classic
- 2We Live in Time: A film of masterful performances
- 3As ‘The Wild Robot’ ends, our Heart pays the balance
- 4Blue nights, loneliness and longing in ‘All We Imagine as Light’
- 5Twisters: a film about hope
- 6The Brutalist: An intimate epic of vast ambitions, thorny ideas and deeply felt humanity
- 7Sean Baker delivers 2024’s funniest film in the devastating Anora
- 8Blink Twice: A feminist horror that failed to escape its own traps
- 9Five Broken Cameras: The importance of documenting history
- 10Heroism and romance