It was another exhilarating day for awards lovers as the nominations for this year’s EE BAFTAs were unveiled earlier this afternoon.

In a change of tradition, the British Film Academy opted to announce their nominees AFTER the Oscars, though the end result produced a similar outcome for two particular films.

As predicted, the countercultural epic One Battle After Another and the period horror Sinners have both taken centre stage with a mighty haul of 27 nods combined – fourteen for the former, and thirteen for the latter.

Both films are shortlisted for the prestigious Best Film prize, while filmmakers Paul Thomas Anderson and Ryan Coogler earn double nods for writing and directing their respective films.

In the case of One Battle, the film scored an impressive five acting mentions for its ensemble with Hollywood star Leonardo DiCaprio contesting the Leading Actor category, while newcomer Chase Infiniti bounced back from the disappointment of an Oscar snub last week by landing the first of two individual nods for her leading role.

Additionally, Golden Globe winner Teyana Taylor and seasoned co-stars Benicio del Toro and Sean Penn are all in contention for the supporting accolades.

After earning a historic sixteen Oscar nominations last week, Sinners continued to wrack up a healthy dose of nods with Michael B. Jordan and British performer Wunmi Mosaku both acknowledged for their performances.

Elsewhere, the historical drama Hamnet and the sports dramedy Marty Supreme produced strong showings with eleven nods apiece, which include a place on the Best Film Shortlist.

Once again, Irish starlet Jessie Buckley will look to strengthen her Oscar chances after landing a Leading Actress mention for her powerful turn in Hamnet with co-star Paul Mescal and Emily Watson also receiving nods in the supporting fields.

Meanwhile, Timothée Chalamet is hoping to seize the initiative in the Best Actor race following another nod for Marty Supreme, with Ethan Hawke (Blue Moon) and Jesse Plemons (Bugonia) among his chief competition.

The Best Film line-up is rounded off by the Norwegian drama Sentimental Value, which scored a welcoming eight nods, including three for cast members Renate Reinsve, Inga Ibsdotter Lilleaas and veteran performer Stellan Skarsgård.

Elsewhere, the biographical drama I Swear made a decent impact on this year’s nominations with five including a place on an Outstanding British Film shortlist that also features the likes of Hamnet, The Ballad of Wallis Island, Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy, Pillion and 28 Years Later.

Additionally, Robert Aramayo earns a deserving Leading Actor nod for his portrayal of Tourette’s campaigner John Davidson, while seasoned co-star Peter Mullan is up for the Supporting Actor prize.

The rest of the notable acting nominees are Odessa A’zion (Marty Supreme), Rose Byrne (If I Had Legs, I’d Kick You), Jacob Elordi (Frankenstein), Kate Hudson (Song Sung Blue), Carey Mulligan (The Ballad of Wallis Island) and Emma Stone (Bugonia).

Meanwhile, the Best Film Not in the English Language category is contested by the likes of It Was Just An Accident, The Secret Agent and The Voice of Hind Rajab, while the Pixar sequel Zootropolis 2 is up for both the Animated Film, and Children’s and Family Film awards

As previously announced, the aforementioned Robert Aramayo and Chase Infiniti are also in contention for the EE Rising Star Award, with the rest of the category completed by Miles Caton, Archie Madekwe and Posy Sterling.

Despite receiving Oscar nominations last week, Amy Madigan (Weapons) and Delroy Lindo (Sinners) were both overlooked by the British Academy, while the other high-profile acting omissions included Russell Crowe (Nuremberg), Ariana Grande (Wicked: For Good), Jennifer Lawrence (Die My Love) and Andrew Scott (Blue Moon).

The 79th EE BAFTA Film Awards ceremony will be held at the Southbank Centre’s Royal Festival Hall in London on Sunday 22 February, with Scottish actor and presenter Alan Cumming on hosting duties for the first time.

The full list of nominations are below (winner predictions in blue):

BEST FILM
HAMNET
MARTY SUPREME
ONE BATTLE AFTER ANOTHER
SENTIMENTAL VALUE
SINNERS

OUTSTANDING BRITISH FILM
THE BALLAD OF WALLIS ISLAND
BRIDGET JONES: MAD ABOUT THE BOY
DIE MY LOVE
H IS FOR HAWK
HAMNET
I SWEAR
MR BURTON
PILLION
STEVE
28 YEARS LATER

BEST DIRECTOR
Paul Thomas Anderson, ONE BATTLE AFTER ANOTHER
Ryan Coogler, SINNERS
Yorgos Lanthimos, BUGONIA
Josh Safdie, MARTY SUPREME
Joachim Trier, SENTIMENTAL VALUE
Chloé Zhao, HAMNET

BEST LEADING ACTRESS
Jessie Buckley, HAMNET
Rose Byrne, IF I HAD LEGS, I’D KICK YOU
Kate Hudson, SONG SUNG BLUE
Chase Infiniti, ONE BATTLE AFTER ANOTHER
Renate Reinsve, SENTIMENTAL VALUE
Emma Stone, BUGONIA

BEST LEADING ACTOR
Robert Aramayo, I SWEAR
Timothée Chalamet, MARTY SUPREME
Leonardo DiCaprio, ONE BATTLE AFTER ANOTHER
Ethan Hawke, BLUE MOON
Michael B. Jordan, SINNERS
Jesse Plemons, BUGONIA

BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS
Odessa A’zion, MARTY SUPREME
Inga Ibsdotter Lilleaas, SENTIMENTAL VALUE
Wunmi Mosaku, SINNERS
Carey Mulligan, THE BALLAD OF WALLIS ISLAND
Teyana Taylor, ONE BATTLE AFTER ANOTHER
Emily Watson, HAMNET

BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR
Benicio del Toro, ONE BATTLE AFTER ANOTHER
Jacob Elordi, FRANKENSTEIN
Paul Mescal, HAMNET
Peter Mullan, I SWEAR
Sean Penn, ONE BATTLE AFTER ANOTHER
Stellan Skarsgård, SENTIMENTAL VALUE

BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY
THE BALLAD OF WALLIS ISLAND (Tom Basden & Tim Key)
BUGONIA (Will Tracy)
HAMNET (Chloé Zhao & Maggie O’Farrell)
ONE BATTLE AFTER ANOTHER (Paul Thomas Anderson)
PILLION (Harry Lighton)

BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY
I SWEAR (Kirk Jones)
MARTY SUPREME (Ronald Bronstein & Josh Safdie)
THE SECRET AGENT (Kleber Mendonça Filho)
SENTIMENTAL VALUE (Eskil Vogt & Joachim Trier)
SINNERS (Ryan Coogler)

BEST CASTING
I SWEAR (Lauren Evans)
MARTY SUPREME (Jennifer Venditti)
ONE BATTLE AFTER ANOTHER (Cassandra Kulukundis)
SENTIMENTAL VALUE  (Yngvill Kolset Haga & Avy Kaufman)
SINNERS (Francine Maisler)

BEST EDITING
F1
A HOUSE OF DYNAMITE
MARTY SUPREME
ONE BATTLE AFTER ANOTHER
SINNERS

BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY
FRANKENSTEIN
MARTY SUPREME
ONE BATTLE AFTER ANOTHER
SINNERS
TRAIN DREAMS

BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN
FRANKENSTEIN
HAMNET
MARTY SUPREME
ONE BATTLE AFTER ANOTHER
SINNERS

BEST COSTUME DESIGN
FRANKENSTEIN
HAMNET
MARTY SUPREME
SINNERS
WICKED: FOR GOOD

BEST MAKEUP & HAIR
FRANKENSTEIN
HAMNET
MARTY SUPREME
SINNERS
WICKED: FOR GOOD

BEST SOUND
F1
FRANKENSTEIN
ONE BATTLE AFTER ANOTHER
SINNERS
WARFARE

BEST SPECIAL VISUAL EFFECTS
AVATAR: FIRE AND ASH
F1
FRANKENSTEIN
HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON
THE LOST BUS

BEST ORIGINAL SCORE
BUGONIA (Jerskin Fendrix)
FRANKENSTEIN (Alexandre Desplat)
HAMNET (Max Richter)
ONE BATTLE AFTER ANOTHER (Jonny Greenwood)
SINNERS (Ludwig Göransson)

BEST ANIMATED FILM
ELIO
LITTLE AMÉLIE
ZOOTROPOLIS 2

BEST CHILDREN’S AND FAMILY FILM
ARCO
BOONG
LILO & STITCH
ZOOTROPOLIS 2

BEST FILM NOT IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE
IT WAS JUST AN ACCIDENT
THE SECRET AGENT
SENTIMENTAL VALUE
SIRĀT
THE VOICE OF HIND RAJAB

BEST DOCUMENTARY
APOCALYPSE IN THE TROPICS
COVER-UP
MR NOBODY AGAINST PUTIN
THE PERFECT NEIGHBOUR
2000 METERS TO ANDRIIVKA

BEST BRITISH SHORT FILM
MAGID / ZAFAR
NOSTALGIE
TERENCE
THIS IS ENDOMETRIOSIS
WONDERWALL

BEST BRITISH SHORT ANIMATION
CARDBOARD
SOLSTICE
TWO BLACK BOYS IN PARADISE

OUTSTANDING DEBUT BY A BRITISH WRITER, DIRECTOR OR PRODUCER
THE CEREMONY (Jack King, Hollie Bryan & Lucy Meer)
MY FATHER’S SHADOW (Akinola Davies Jr. & Wale Davies)
PILLION (Harry Lighton)
A WANT IN HER (Myrid Carten)
WASTEMAN (Cal McCau, Hunter Andrews & Eoin Doran)

EE RISING STAR AWARD
Robert Aramayo
Miles Caton
Chase Infiniti
Archie Madekwe
Posy Sterling