LONDON — Papal thriller Conclave won four prizes including best picture on Sunday at the 78th British Academy Film Awards, where genre-bending musical Emilia Pérez proved that it’s still an awards contender despite a multipronged backlash that looked to have dented its chances.
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Supporting performer prizes went to Kieran Culkin for A Real Pain and Zoe Saldaña for Emilia Pérez, which also won the award for best film not in the English language. Madison won the female acting trophy for her powerhouse performance as an exotic dancer entangled with a Russian oligarch’s son in Anora. She beat Gascón, Demi Moore for body-horror film The Substance, Ronan for The Outrun, Erivo for Wicked and Marianne Jean-Baptiste for Hard Truths.“You deserve respect and human decency. I will always be a friend and an ally and I implore others to do the same,” she said.
A Real Pain, about mismatched cousins on a trip to explore their roots, won the BAFTA for best original screenplay, as well as Culkin’s acting award. The prize for best British debut went to Rich Peppiatt, writer-director of Irish-language hip-hop drama Kneecap.
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