Which film awards does Celluloid cover?

Celluloid tracks winners and nominees across 18 award bodies worldwide: Academy Awards (Oscars), Golden Globe Awards, BAFTA Film Awards, Critics' Choice Awards, Screen Actors Guild Awards, Film Independent Spirit Awards, Filmfare Awards, National Film Awards, Japan Academy Film Prize, Blue Dragon Film Awards, Golden Horse Awards, César Awards, Goya Awards, David di Donatello Awards, Ariel Awards, AACTA Awards, Africa Movie Academy Awards, European Film Awards.

Which film won the most major awards?

Emilia Pérez (2024) leads the catalog with 12 major award wins, including Best Supporting Actress at the Academy Awards 2025.

Film Awards — Oscars, Golden Globes, BAFTA & More

Academy Awards (Oscars)

54 wins

United States · March

The Oscars — the film industry’s most coveted honour. Awarded each spring by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, a Best Picture win is the defining accolade of a movie year.

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Golden Globe Awards

12 wins

United States · January

The traditional kick-off to awards season. The Globes split their top prizes between Drama and Musical/Comedy, and have long served as an early bellwether for the Oscars.

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BAFTA Film Awards

14 wins

United Kingdom · February

The British Academy’s film honours — the UK’s equivalent of the Oscars, and one of the most closely watched precursors on the road to the Academy Awards.

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Critics' Choice Awards

10 wins

United States · February

Voted by the Critics Choice Association’s hundreds of film journalists — one of the broadest critical consensus awards, and a reliable Oscar predictor.

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Screen Actors Guild Awards

3 wins

United States · February

Chosen by performers themselves, the SAG Awards honour the year’s finest acting — its ensemble prize is one of the surest signals of Best Picture momentum.

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Film Independent Spirit Awards

4 wins

United States · February

The premier celebration of independent film, handed out on the beach in Santa Monica the weekend before the Oscars — champion of bold, lower-budget cinema.

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Filmfare Awards

6 wins

India · January

The “Bollywood Oscars” — India’s oldest and most glamorous film honours, celebrating the best of Hindi cinema since 1954. A Filmfare Best Film trophy is the industry’s benchmark of popular and critical success.

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National Film Awards

6 wins

India · August

Presented by the Government of India, the National Film Awards are the country’s most prestigious cinema honours — spanning every language and region of the world’s largest film industry.

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Japan Academy Film Prize

5 wins

Japan · March

Japan’s equivalent of the Academy Awards, honouring the best of Japanese cinema each spring — from live-action drama to the anime that defines the nation’s global cultural reach.

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Blue Dragon Film Awards

8 wins

South Korea · November

One of South Korea’s three major film awards, the Blue Dragons have crowned the best of a national cinema that now commands the world’s attention, from Bong Joon-ho to Park Chan-wook.

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Golden Horse Awards

2 wins

Taiwan · November

The highest honour in Chinese-language cinema. Held in Taipei, the Golden Horse Awards recognise the finest films from Taiwan, Hong Kong, mainland China and the wider Sinophone world.

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César Awards

7 wins

France · February

France’s national film awards — the Césars — the definitive honour of French cinema, presented each February by the Académie des Arts et Techniques du Cinéma.

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Goya Awards

8 wins

Spain · February

Spain’s premier film honours, awarded by its Academy of Cinematographic Arts and Sciences — the Spanish Oscars, and the crown of a cinema led by the likes of Almodóvar and Del Toro.

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David di Donatello Awards

3 wins

Italy · May

Italy’s equivalent of the Academy Awards, presented by the Accademia del Cinema Italiano — honouring the heirs to De Sica, Fellini and the great tradition of Italian filmmaking.

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Ariel Awards

4 wins

Mexico · September

Mexico’s national film awards, presented by the Mexican Academy of Film — the highest recognition in a cinema that has given the world Cuarón, Del Toro and Iñárritu.

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AACTA Awards

3 wins

Australia · February

The Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts Awards — the highest screen honours in Australia and a showcase for one of the most distinctive national cinemas in the English-speaking world.

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Africa Movie Academy Awards

4 wins

Nigeria · Varies

The premier pan-African film honours (the AMAAs), celebrating the finest cinema from across the continent and its diaspora — the flagship award of Nollywood and beyond.

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European Film Awards

5 wins

Europe · December

Presented by the European Film Academy, these awards honour the best of a continent’s cinema — a pan-European counterweight to Hollywood, crowning films from Berlin to Rome to Paris.

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