79th BAFTA Awards 2026 Held in London

79th BAFTA Awards 2026 Held in London

Category : Awards Published on: February 24 2026

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The 79th British Academy of Film and Television Arts Awards were held on February 22, 2026, at the Royal Festival Hall, hosted by Alan Cumming. The evening was dominated by One Battle After Another, which won six awards, including Best Film. India also celebrated as Boong secured Best Children’s & Family Film.
The film won Best Film, Director for Paul Thomas Anderson, Adapted Screenplay, Supporting Actor for Sean Penn, Cinematography, and Editing — marking Anderson’s first Best Director BAFTA win. Sinners won three awards including Original Screenplay for Ryan Coogler and Supporting Actress for Wunmi Mosaku. Hamnet received Outstanding British Film, with Jessie Buckley winning Leading Actress.

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