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Screenwriter Makes History at BAFTA Awards
22 Feb
Summary
- Coogler became the first Black winner of the BAFTA for original screenplay.
- His film 'Sinners' received 13 BAFTA nominations, a record for a Black director.
- The 98th Oscars ceremony will be hosted by Conan O'Brien on March 15.
Ryan Coogler has achieved a historic milestone, becoming the first Black screenwriter to win the BAFTA for original screenplay. His acclaimed film 'Sinners' secured this prestigious award, marking a significant moment in the awards season.
'Sinners' garnered 13 BAFTA nominations, setting a new record for a film directed by a Black filmmaker. This accomplishment also includes shattering the all-time Oscars nominations record with 16 nods.
The final voting for the Academy Awards will occur between February 26 and March 5. The 98th Oscars ceremony is slated for March 15 and will be broadcast on ABC, with Conan O'Brien serving as the host.
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