00:00My child comes from a whole line of revolutionaries, and you look so lost.
00:07Paul Thomas Anderson's One Battle After Another was undoubtedly the big winner of this year's BAFTAs,
00:13netting six awards, including Best Film, Best Director, and Best Adapted Screenplay.
00:20Thank you very much. I feel like the prettiest girl in the room right now.
00:25This is very overwhelming and wonderful. Thank you very much.
00:30The action-packed counterculture story thrilled critics,
00:33pitting Leonardo DiCaprio's left-wing radical against a white supremacist played by Sean Penn,
00:39although it's so far failed to break even at the box office.
00:43We just need to conduct a revolution, hopefully without violence, you know, and do it properly.
00:50You know, there's a way to do things. That's the goal.
00:53Jessie Buckley took home the Best Actress Award for her role in Chloe Zhao's Hamnet,
00:57a film that imagines the private life of the author William Shakespeare and his wife Agnes,
01:04as they go through the tragedy of losing their son.
01:07We all have a relationship with the icon that is Shakespeare,
01:10but to peek behind something that is as epically human of a family life,
01:17and to explore the kind of dynamics of family life.
01:21Newcomer Robert Aramayo was overcome with emotion as he picked up his Best Actor Award,
01:27beating out Hollywood A-listers Leonardo DiCaprio and Timothee Chalamet for his role as a man with Tourette's Syndrome,
01:34a neurological condition which can cause vocal and physical tics.
01:38I can see he's off the medication.
01:41I think that there's still a lot more education needed around Tourette's
01:46and what it actually is and how we all as, you know, society can help.
01:53The British awards ceremony also saw special guest appearances from Paddington Bear
01:58and Prince William, who said his role as president of BAFTA
02:02was to celebrate and support British talent.
02:05This is 2026, bye.
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