Payal Kapadia's critically acclaimed movie "All We Imagine As Light" lost out the BAFTA in the Best Film Not in the English ...

All We Imagine As Light was only the seventh Indian film ever nominated in the Best Film Not in the English Language category ...

Payal Kapadia's All We Imagine As Light brought pride to India ... in the category at the 78th British Academy Film Awards (BAFTA). The film’s director, Jacques Audiard, accepted the award ...

She did not attend the ceremony but the director acknowledged her ... making waves in the international film industry. 'All We Imagine As Light', the first Indian film to win the prestigious ...

All We Imagine as Light follows the story of Prabha ... It is through their differences that Payal Kapadia, the director and writer of the film, underscores the impact of the city on its inhabitants.

You have to believe the illusion, or else you’ll go mad.” This quote is featured in a montage of Mumbai’s streets in Payal Kapadia’s “All ...

The award season has officially kickstarted and the audience is eagerly looking to see the winners. BAFTA Awards took place ...

The film's second lead, Zoe Saldana, also took home the BAFTA for Best Supporting Actress..BAFTA, BAFTA awards, all we ...

All We Imagine as Light, a captivating drama by Payal ... Two Golden Globe nominations for Best Foreign Language Film and Best Director also went to it. These honors and its choice among the ...

Payal Kapadia's critically acclaimed movie All We Imagine As Light lost the BAFTA in the Best ... Kneecap also won its director Rich Peppiatt a BAFTA in the Outstanding Debut by a British Writer ...

Payal Kapadia's critically acclaimed movie 'All We Imagine As Light' lost the BAFTA in the Best Film Not in the English Language category to French title 'Emilia Perez'.