Paul Thomas Anderson’s thrilling political epic One Battle After Another has topped the nominations for the 46th annual London Critics’ Circle Film Awards, securing nine nods in total. OBAA is closely followed by Chloé Zhao’s Hamnet, led by Paul Mescal and Jessie Buckley, with eight nods. Both movies were nominated for film of the year, with stars Leonardo DiCaprio and Buckley also nominated for actor and actress of the year, respectively. Ryan Coogler’s deep-South horror Sinners was nominated in seven categories, including film of the year. Also nominated in that category are Josh Safdie’s sports comedy Marty Supreme, with six nominations, while the dark comedy-drama Sorry, Baby landed five, four of them for first-time writer-director-star Eva Victor. Three Cannes premieres from earlier this year landed four nominations apiece: Oliver Laxe’s Sirāt, Joachim Trier’s Sentimental Value and Kelly Reichardt’s The Mastermind. Rounding out the critics’ top ten are Zach Cregger’s summer hit Weapons, with three nominations, and Clint Bentley’s Train Dreams, with two. Harry Lighton’s queer drama Pillion was nominated for three awards, including British/Irish film of the year, where it will compete alongside Hamnet, Tom Basden and Tim Key’s musical-comedy The Ballad of Wallis Island, Yorgos Lanthimos’ sci-fi satire Bugonia, and Kirk Jones’ BIFA-winning drama I Swear. Jane Crowther, London Critics’ Circle film section chair, said: “At a time when AI and homogeny seems to be the shorthand answer to everything, it’s encouraging to see the films that our members voted for are teeming with human life, creativity and unique perspectives. “Boasting bold, vital stories, real experiences and artistry, these movies and their creative teams are evidence that not everything can be made by an algorithm. The LFCC is delighted to be inviting such a diverse group of artists to our awards in February to celebrate their achievements.’ The winners in all categories will be announced at The May Fair in London Feb. 1, 2026, at a ceremony hosted by critic Mark Kermode. See the full list of nominees for the 46th annual London Critics’ Circle Film Awards below. Film of the Year — Sponsored by Hollywood Authentic HamnetMarty SupremeThe MastermindOne Battle After AnotherSentimental ValueSinnersSirātSorry, BabyTrain DreamsWeapons Foreign Language Film of the Year It Was Just an AccidentNo Other ChoiceThe Secret AgentSentimental ValueSirāt Documentary of the Year Cover-UpOne to One: John & YokoOrwell: 2+2=5The Perfect NeighborRiefenstahl Animated Feature of the Year ArcoElioKPop Demon HuntersLittle Amélie or the Character of RainZootropolis 2 British/Irish Film of the Year – Sponsored by BFI Player The Ballad of Wallis IslandBugoniaHamnetI SwearPillion Director of the Year Paul Thomas Anderson – One Battle After AnotherRyan Coogler – SinnersÓliver Laxe – SirātJosh Safdie – Marty SupremeChloé Zhao – Hamnet Screenwriter of the Year – Sponsored by Celtx Paul Thomas Anderson – One Battle After AnotherRyan Coogler – SinnersJosh Safdie & Ronald Bronstein – Marty SupremeEva Victor – Sorry, BabyChloé Zhao & Maggie O’Farrell – Hamnet Actor of the year – Sponsored by Cinemadix Timothée Chalamet – Marty SupremeLeonardo DiCaprio – One Battle After AnotherEthan Hawke – Blue MoonWagner Moura – The Secret AgentJosh O’Connor – The Mastermind Actress of the Year – Sponsored by WS Hair Pro – Imperial Collection Jessie Buckley – HamnetRose Byrne – If I Had Legs I’d Kick YouJennifer Lawrence – Die My LoveRenate Reinsve – Sentimental ValueEva Victor – Sorry, Baby Supporting Actor of the Year – Sponsored by Seesaw Media Benicio del Toro – One Battle After AnotherJacob Elordi – Frankenstein Delroy Lindo – SinnersSean Penn – One Battle After AnotherAlexander Skarsgård – Pillion Supporting Actress of the Year Odessa A’zion – Marty SupremeInga Ibsdotter Lilleaas – Sentimental ValueAmy Madigan – WeaponsWunmi Mosaku – SinnersTeyana Taylor – One Battle After Another Breakthrough Performer of the Year – Sponsored by Regent Street Cinema Robert Aramayo – I Swear/Palestine 36Miles Caton – SinnersFrank Dillane – Urchin/Harvest Chase Infiniti – One Battle After AnotherEva Victor – Sorry, Baby Breakthrough British/Irish Filmmaker of the Year Tom Basden & Tim Key – The Ballad of Wallis IslandLaura Carreira – On FallingAkinola Davies Jr. – My Father’s ShadowHarris Dickinson – UrchinHarry Lighton – Pillion British/Irish Performer of the Year – Sponsored by BritBox Naomi Ackie – Sorry, Baby/Mickey 17/The Thursday Murder ClubRobert Aramayo – I Swear/Palestine 36Jessie Buckley – HamnetDavid Jonsson – Wasteman/The Long WalkJosh O’Connor – The Mastermind/The History of Sound/Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery Young British/Irish Performer of the Year Scott Ellis Watson – I SwearEbada Hassan – BridesJacobi Jupe – Hamnet Noah Jupe – Hamnet/The Carpenter’s SonAlfie Williams – 28 Years Later Techniccal Achievement Award – Sponsored by Abbey Road Studios Die My Love – Editing, Toni FroschhammerThe Ice Tower – Production Design, Julia IrribarriaMarty Supreme – Casting, Jennifer VendittiThe Mastermind – Music, Rob MazurekOne Battle After Another – Editing, Andy JurgensenSinners – Music, Ludwig GöranssonSirāt – Sound design, Laia CasanovasSound of Falling – Costume Design, Sabrina KrämerTrain Dreams – Cinematography, Adolpho VelosoWeapons – Makeup and Hairstyling, Leo Satkovich, Melizah Wheat and Jason Collins British/Irish Short Film of the Year Two Black Boys In Paradise – directed by Baz Sells Leaving Ikorodu in 1999 – directed by Rashida SerikiI Saw The Face Of God In The Jet Wash – directed by Mark JenkinNeil Armstrong and the Langholmites – directed by Duncan CowlesMilk – directed by Naomi Waring Source link Post navigation Being Charlie Offers Clues Into Nick and Rob Reiner’s Relationship Did Rob Reiner’s Son Nick Kill Him & Michele? 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