The British Academy Film Awards (BAFTA) nominations are set to be announced soon, with "Hamnet," "Sinners," and "One Battle After Another" anticipated as frontrunners, while "KPop Demon Hunters" is ineligible, according to BBC Breaking. The nominations, hosted by David Jonsson and Aimee Lou Wood, are a key precursor to the Oscars and will be revealed on Tuesday, according to multiple news sources. The ceremony will take place in London on February 22nd, as reported by BBC Breaking.

"One Battle After Another" leads the longlists with 16 mentions, according to Variety. The BAFTA nominations are being revealed after the Oscar nominations but precede the close of Oscar voting, according to Variety. The BAFTAs often highlight British talent and offer a broader range of nominees due to having more slots per category, influencing the global film landscape, according to BBC Breaking. Alan Cumming will host the ceremony, according to BBC Breaking.

In other news, Netflix's "Bridgerton" is returning for its fourth season, focusing on Benedict's story and adapting Julia Quinn's novels, according to Time. The first half of the season will premiere on January 29th, and the second half on February 26th, according to Time. Season 4 will focus on Benedict, but many narratives from Season 3 are likely to ripple into the new season, according to Time.

Meanwhile, "How to Divorce During the War," a film set in Vilnius, Lithuania, during the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine, premiered at Sundance and released its trailer, according to Variety. The film follows Marija, a conflicted executive, and Vytas, a director finding purpose in anti-war activism after moving in with his Russophile parents, according to Variety.