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Entertainment | Film In a mirror of the Academy Awards, which take place in two weeks' time, The Hurt Locker and Avatar have the most BAFTA nominations with eight apiece, as does "An Education." They are also directed by former husband and wife Kathryn Bigelow and James Cameron respectively. Avatar did pick up the special visual effects BAFTA, however, and both movies are in the running for the top prize on the night, best film. Hollywood royalty turned out in force for the awards, Britain's top film accolades, a ceremony that will be watched closely by the movie industry for what light it sheds on the outcome of the Oscars. Quentin Tarantino, up for best director for World War Two caper "Inglourious Basterds," walked the red carpet where hundreds of fans waited for autographs, and was followed by "Precious" actress and rising star Gabourey Sidibe. "I'm really excited because this isn't even my country," she said of her best actress nomination. 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