Germany, Ireland and Chinese martial arts loom large as British cinema hands out its BAFTA awards on Sunday, with less than a month to go to the Oscars.
Yeoh is nominated for best actress this year as a worn-down laundromat owner who transforms into a high-kicking heroine, in the wildly inventive"Everything Everywhere All At Once". McDonagh is one of the rare British nominees for this year's top gongs. But the"Daniels", as they are known in the industry, will be hoping to build on their success at the Directors Guild of America awards on Saturday.
The main awards of the ceremony, the highlight of the British film calendar and a key indicator to the Oscars on March 12, will be handed out at London's Royal Festival Hall from 1900 GMT.The awards suffered controversy two years ago when BAFTA gave a lifetime achievement award to British actor and producer Noel Clarke, only for a series of sexual misconduct allegations to emerge against him.
"It shows that there is the audience, and they're diverse in what they want. And so there is room for lots of different kinds of story-telling," she told AFP."All Quiet on the Western Front", about the gut-wrenching experiences of a teenage German soldier in World War I, is based on the 1929 anti-war book by Erich Maria Remarque.
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