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Awards / United Kingdom · founded 1949

British Academy Film Awards

BAFTA is the British film academy's yearly night in London, a mix of home-grown craft prizes and a Best Film race that often rhymes with — and sometimes upsets — the Oscars. The mask trophy has been the UK industry's highest film honour since 1949.

Headline category

Best Film

5

Category

Best Director

5

Category

Best Actor

5

Category

Best Actress

5

Winner: Still Alice
Winner Not in catalog

Still Alice

Nominee: Gone Girl
On Netflix

Gone Girl

Nominee: The Theory of Everything
On Netflix

The Theory of Everything

Nominee: Wild
On Netflix

Wild

Nominee: Big Eyes
Not in catalog

Big Eyes

Headline category

Best Film Not in the English Language

6

Winner: Ida
Winner Not in catalog

Ida

Nominee: Leviathan
On Netflix

Leviathan

Nominee: The Lunchbox
Not in catalog

The Lunchbox

Nominee: Timbuktu
Not in catalog

Timbuktu

Nominee: Trash
Not in catalog

Trash

Nominee: Two Days, One Night
Not in catalog

Two Days, One Night

Category

Best Animated Film

3

Winner: The Lego Movie
Winner On Netflix

The Lego Movie

Nominee: Big Hero 6
Not in catalog

Big Hero 6

Nominee: The Boxtrolls
Not in catalog

The Boxtrolls

Nominee lists are compiled from Wikipedia and Wikidata under CC BY-SA, then matched to TMDB identifiers and our Netflix catalog. Title pages exist only for catalog matches. Data refreshes daily via the catalog-sync worker.

Frequently asked questions

What is the BAFTA?

BAFTA is the British film academy's yearly night in London, a mix of home-grown craft prizes and a Best Film race that often rhymes with — and sometimes upsets — the Oscars. The mask trophy has been the UK industry's highest film honour since 1949.

Which nominees link to Latest Netflix?

Any nominee that matches a title in our Netflix catalog gets a poster and a link to its movie or series page. Everyone else stays in the list without a catalog link.