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Eight Bafta nods for An Education Eight Bafta nods for An Education
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British film An Education is battling major Hollywood movies Avatar and The Hurt Locker with eight nominations each at the British Academy Film Awards.British film An Education is battling major Hollywood movies Avatar and The Hurt Locker with eight nominations each at the British Academy Film Awards.
An Education's Carey Mulligan is up for best actress alongside Meryl Streep and Audrey Tautou, with further nods for best film and director Lone Scherfig.An Education's Carey Mulligan is up for best actress alongside Meryl Streep and Audrey Tautou, with further nods for best film and director Lone Scherfig.
District 9 has seven nominations, while Tarantino's Inglourious Basterds and Up In The Air have six nominations each.District 9 has seven nominations, while Tarantino's Inglourious Basterds and Up In The Air have six nominations each.
The awards takes place at London's Royal Opera House next month.The awards takes place at London's Royal Opera House next month.
Sci-fi epic Avatar, named best movie drama at Sunday's Golden Globes, is also up for best film, as is Iraq drama The Hurt Locker, directed by Kathryn Bigelow.
Avatar director James Cameron once again goes head to head with ex-wife Bigelow in the best director category. Cameron beat Bigelow in the same category at the Golden Globes.
Also shortlisted for best film are Precious, the hard-hitting tale of a high school student coping with issues including teenage pregnancy and sexual abuse, and recession-era drama Up In The Air, starring George Clooney.
In the best actor category, Clooney goes head to head with fellow Americans Jeff Bridges - for his role as a heavy-drinking country music singer in Crazy Heart - and Jeremy Renner for the Hurt Locker.
But they face competition from British actors Colin Firth for A Single Man, and Andy Serkis, for Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll.