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From Hollywood to Saffron Walden: Catch the 2026 Awards Winners at Saffron Screen

The red carpet has been rolled up, the golden statuettes have been etched, and the 2026 Awards Season has officially reached its grand finale. With the Academy Awards concluding just last night, the results are in—and it has been a historic year for cinema.

The best part? You don’t need to be in Los Angeles or London to see the films that defined the year. At Saffron Screen, we’ve curated a “Winner’s Circle” lineup that brings the prestige, the performances, and the power of these award-winning stories directly to our community.

Here is your guide to the champions currently gracing our screen:


The Heavyweights: Big Wins & Historic Sweeps

One Battle After Another The undisputed champion of 2026. Paul Thomas Anderson finally secured the top honors he’s long deserved, with the film sweeping the “Big Three” ceremonies.

  • Oscar Wins: Best Picture, Best Director, Best Supporting Actor (Sean Penn), Best Adapted Screenplay.
  • BAFTA Wins: Best Film, Best Director, Best Supporting Actor, Best Adapted Screenplay.
  • Golden Globe Wins: Best Motion Picture (Musical or Comedy), Best Director, Best Screenplay.

Saturday 11th April – 7:00 pm

Sinners Ryan Coogler’s atmospheric epic made history this year with a record-breaking 16 Oscar nominations. It dominated the technical and acting categories, proving that genre filmmaking can be high art.

  • Oscar Wins: Best Actor (Michael B. Jordan), Best Original Screenplay, Best Cinematography.
  • BAFTA Wins: Best Supporting Actress (Wunmi Mosaku), Best Original Screenplay.
  • Golden Globe Wins: Best Original Score, Cinematic and Box Office Achievement.

Saturday 4th April – 7:30 pm

Hamnet A “Triple Crown” year for Jessie Buckley! Her portrayal of Agnes Shakespeare was the performance of the year, earning her the Lead Actress trophy at every major ceremony.

  • Oscar Win: Best Actress (Jessie Buckley).
  • BAFTA Win: Outstanding British Film, Best Leading Actress.
  • Golden Globe Win: Best Motion Picture (Drama), Best Actress.

Sunday 5th April – 7:30 pm


Global Gems & Homegrown Heroes

Sentimental Value The international sensation from Norway that has charmed critics worldwide. It’s a nuanced look at family and fame that deserves every bit of its success.

  • Oscar Win: Best International Feature Film.
  • BAFTA Win: Best Film Not in the English Language.
  • Golden Globe Win: Best Supporting Actor (Stellan Skarsgård).

Sunday 12th April – 7:30 pm

I Swear The “British Underdog” story of the year. Robert Aramayo’s performance provided one of the most emotional highlights of the BAFTA ceremony.

  • BAFTA Wins: Best Leading Actor (Robert Aramayo), Best Casting, EE Rising Star Award.

Tuesday 7th April – 7:30 pm

The Secret Agent A sophisticated, slow-burn thriller that made history for Brazilian cinema on the global stage.

  • Golden Globe Wins: Best Foreign Language Film, Best Actor – Drama (Wagner Moura).

Monday 6th April – 7:00 pm

Marty Supreme Timothée Chalamet’s electric, stylish performance as a 1950s ping-pong pro was a standout of the season.

  • Golden Globe Win: Best Actor – Musical or Comedy (Timothée Chalamet).

Thursday 9th April – 7:00 pm


Why Watch the Winners at Saffron Screen?

There is a unique magic in watching an Oscar-winning performance or a Best Picture winner in a room full of fellow film lovers. Whether it’s the pin-drop silence during a dramatic moment in Hamnet or the breathtaking visuals of Sinners, these films were designed for the big screen.

Don’t miss your chance to see the year’s best films as they were meant to be seen.