Wunmi Mosaku Shows 'Ancestral Power' with Bafta Win

Wunmi Mosaku shows 'ancestral power' with Bafta win

Growing up in Manchester, she is the first black British winner of the supporting actress award.

'Boong' director Lakshmipriya Devi in BAFTA winning speech: 'We pray for peace to return to Manipur'

At the BAFTA Awards, 'Boong' director Lakshmipriya Devi secured Best Children’s & Family Film, a first for Indian cinema. Her emotional acceptance speech called for peace in Manipur, urging the return of joy and innocence for displaced children, including her young actors. Devi emphasized forgiveness as humanity's superpower, using the platform to express hope for her troubled homeland.

Cast of popular TV show issue heartfelt message as they win award

The cast of All Creatures Great and Small has issued a heartfelt message to fans after the beloved Channel 5 drama won an award.

Berlinale Tried to Avoid Politics. Its Winners Made That Impossible.

While the 76th annual Berlin International Film Festival came under repeated criticism for dodging political discussion during the festival’s run, the jury’s selections and the winners’ speeches at Saturday’s Berlinale Award Ceremony went a long way to make up the difference. Director Abdallah Alkhatib, who won Best First Feature (and 50,000 euros) in the inaugural Perspectives section for “Chronicles of the Siege,” took the stage wearing a trad…

Berlinale: 'Yellow Letters' wins the Golden Bear award

The political drama by Oscar nominee Ilker Catak took the top award at the Berlin International Film Festival.

Tricia Tuttle On “Emotionally Charged” Berlinale: “We’ve Been Publicly Challenged This Year: And That’s Good”

An emotional Tricia Tuttle spoke at the closing ceremony of a challenging Berlinale, one dominated by political discourse. Tuttle admitted to feeling “teary” during her speech before the evening’s awards were handed out and acknowledged that “this year’s Berlinale has taken place in a world that feels raw and fractured, and many people arrived carrying a lot of grief and anger and some urgency about the world that we’re living in right now, an…