Wasn't it nice to see the EE BAFTAs acknowledge such a varied and diverse range of stars at this year's socially distanced ceremony at the Royal Albert Hall? This year's winners were all worthy ones, and we're so excited in particular for the many first time victors. The only problem? The closure of the cinemas for most of the last twelve months means that we haven't actually seen many of the films that won big. Luckily, though, most of them are available to watch now, or at least soon, meaning that BAFTA-winning films like Promising Young Woman, Minari, The Father and Soul are now within our grasp. Here's where you can watch them:
Nomadland - Best Film, Best Actress, Best Director, Cinematography
Nomadland comes to Disney Plus on April 30th.
Promising Young Woman - Outstanding British film, Best Original Screenplay
Promising Young Woman comes to Sky and Now TV on April 16th.
The Father - Best Actor, Best Adapted Screenplay
The Father is in cinemas on June 11th.
Minari - Best Supporting Actress
Minari is available on demand on altitude.film, Apple TV, Amazon, Sky Store, Rakuten, Virgin Media, BT, Curzon Home Cinema, BFI Player, CHILI, Barbican On Demand, Showcase and Volta. It comes to cinemas on May 17th.
Judas and the Black Messiah - Best Supporting Actor
Judas and the Black Messiah is available on BFI Player and other on demand services.
Rocks - EE Rising Star Award, Casting
Rocks is available now on Netflix.
His House - Outstanding debut by a British writer, director or producer
His House is available now on Netflix.
Another Round - Film not in the English language
Another Round is in cinemas on June 25th.
My Octopus Teacher - Documentary
My Octopus Teacher is available now on Netflix.
Soul - Animated film, Original Score
Soul is available now on Disney Plus.
Ma Rainey's Black Bottom - Costume Design, Make-up and hair
Ma Rainey's Black Bottom is available now on Netflix.
Sound of Metal - Editing, Sound
Sound of Metal is now available on Amazon Prime Video and is set for a UK cinema release later this year.
Mank - Production design
Mank is available now on Netflix.
Tenet - Special visual effects
Tenet is available now on Amazon Prime Video.
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