Which film went winless despite 11 nominations at the 2026 BAFTAs?

Marty Supreme went winless despite receiving 11 nominations at the 2026 BAFTAs.

Josh Safdie’s sports drama entered the ceremony as one of the year’s most heavily nominated films, competing in 11 categories. It ultimately lost every race, an unusually stark result for a film nominated for major prizes including Best Film and Best Actor for Timothée Chalamet.

The shutout tied BAFTA’s record for the most losses by a film at a single ceremony. Marty Supreme joined Women in Love and Finding Neverland, which had also gone 0-for-11 at earlier ceremonies. That record concerns losses at one BAFTA event, not the film’s entire awards-season record.

The result also illustrates why nominations and wins measure different things. A film can attract broad support across many categories while voters divide their final choices among several competitors. In 2026, One Battle After Another led the winners with six awards, while Marty Supreme left without one.