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As we reach the climax of the most open awards season in years, the debate is heating up over what the results of Sunday’s BAFTA awards means, if anything, for the outcome of the Oscars on 22 February. With just over a week to go until the biggest night in the film calendar, the opportunity to enter the DCM Fantasy Film League – Oscars edition is fast closing.
The big winners at the 68th BAFTA awards were Boyhood, which picked up the coveted Best Picture and Best Director prizes, The Theory of Everything, and The Grand Budapest Hotel, while the hotly tipped Birdman went home with just one award. Will Birdman turn it around at the Oscars and can Michael Keaton overcome Eddie Redmayne for the Best Actor statuette?
It’s still wide open and the prize of a glittering red carpet experience for the winner of the Fantasy Film League is still all to play for, so what are you waiting for? Get entering now and register your Oscars predictions before the closing date on Friday 20 February.