We Need to Talk About the BAFTAs
The awards body of Britain’s proud institution needs to take a good long look in the mirror.
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The 2019 BAFTA Nominees Rundown
With the 72nd British Academy Film Awards happening this Sunday, it’s finally time to run down the year’s nominees.
The 2018 BAFTA Nominations Rundown
The 71st Annual British Academy Film Awards are this Sunday, so it is once again time to run down the nominees.
The 2017 BAFTA Nominees Rundown
With the historic 70th BAFTAs this Sunday, let’s run down the year’s nominees.
Screen 1 (15/02/2016)
One may think that a movie review show that’s on the week that Deadpool is released would devote the longest review segment to Deadpool. Screen 1, however, is not most movie review shows and instead dedicates its longest review segment to the Jem and the Holograms movie. The show runs significantly over as a result.… Read More Screen 1 (15/02/2016)
The 2016 BAFTA Nominees Rundown
With the 2016 BAFTA Film Awards this coming Sunday, Callum Petch gives you a thorough rundown of the various nominees.
Screen 1 (09/02/2015)
On this week’s Screen 1 (with an episode missed out because the archive didn’t record), Callum and Lucy break down the BAFTAs, clash over The Interview, Callum worries about being accidentally racist due to not knowing how to pronounce David Oyelowo’s name, and there’s a Screen 1 First! Ooh! Once again, all episodes now come… Read More Screen 1 (09/02/2015)
The 2015 BAFTA Nominees Rundown
With the 2015 BAFTAs coming up, Callum Petch guides you through the likely winners and losers of all of the major categories.
Screen 1 (19/01/2015)
Callum & Lucy return with another instalment of Screen 1! In this bumper episode, because they kept forgetting the time and nobody told them to stop, they breakdown the Oscar nominations, gush like many geysers over Whiplash, and get extra motormouth-y trying to review American Sniper and Wild before the station’s janitor kicks them out.… Read More Screen 1 (19/01/2015)
The 2014 BAFTA Nominees Rundown
Callum Petch guides you through the BAFTA nominees ahead of Sunday’s ceremony in his own, very easily imitable style.
