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In Pictures: The BAFTA Cymru Awards 2025

Posted: 7 Oct 2025

The BAFTA Cymru Awards are the biggest annual celebration of creative excellence across film and television in Wales.

Hosted by Welsh TV presenter Owain Wyn Evans, this year 17 competitive awards in total were presented across the evening as well as two BAFTA Special Awards.

View some photos from the night below and take a look at the full list of winners and nominees.

Award Wins...

Bethan Rhys Roberts on stage collecting one of her BAFTA Cymru Awards. She is wearing a structured black v-neck top and large black rimmed glasses.
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It was a double win for Bethan Rhys Roberts at the BAFTA Cymru Awards as she received the Sian Phillips Award and collected the Presenter award for Etholiad 2024.
Anna Maxwell Martin in a black suit jacket. She is stood on stage with both hands balled into fists in excitement, and a big smile on her face, as she collects her BAFTA Cymru Award.
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Anna Maxwell Martin was delighted to receive her first BAFTA award. She was awarded the Actress award for Until I Kill You at the 2025 BAFTA Cymru Awards.
Sion Daniel Young wearing a black tuxedo and bow tie. He is stood on a stage with both hands help up collecting a BAFTA Cymru Award.
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Sion Daniel Young on stage collecting the Actor award for his role in Lost Boys and Fairies.
Max Hughes and Richard Brooks wearing black tuxedos and holding a BAFTA award backstage.
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Max Hughes and Richard Brookes with their team BAFTA Award for Sound on Mr Burton.
Russell T Davies wearing a white shirt, black worker jacket and red and blue diagonally striped tie, holding his BAFTA Award and taking a selfie.
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Russell T Davies takes a selfie on the winners run with his BAFTA Award for Outstanding Contribution to Television.
Brychan Davies, in a blue suit and tie, and Magi John Jones in a black puff sleeved dress pose with their BAFTA Award.
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The night's youngest winners Brychan Davies and Magi John Jones pose with their BAFTA Award for Children's Programme Deian A Loli.
Daf James with his BAFTA Cymru Award. He is wearing a dark velvet blazer, black shirt with silver stripes and a black beaded necklace.
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Daf James with his Writer award for Lost Boys and Fairies - the programme won five awards in total.
Owain Wyn Evans wearing a white ruffled shirt and a cream blazer.
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Owain Wyn Evans took on BAFTA Cymru Award hosting duties for the second year in a row.
Luned Tonderai wearing a black scoop neck top with gold buttons and holding a BAFTA Cymru Award.
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Luned Tonderai poses with her award for Director: Factual for 'Miriam: Death Of A Reality Star'.
Gwion Hallam in a black suit and tie stands at a BAFTA branded plinth accepting a BAFTA Cymru award. Behind him are two men and one woman from his team.
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Gwion Hallam accepting the Factual Series Award for Marw Gyda Kris.
The Lost Boys and Fairies team celebrate backstage with two of their five their BAFTA Cymru Awards.
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Daf James, centre, and the Lost Boys and Fairies team pose backstage with two of the programme's five awards of the night.
Adam Llewellyn, James Prygodzicz and Thomas Rees on stage in black tuxedos accepting a BAFTA Cymru Award and pointing into the audience.
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Adam Llewellyn, James Prygodzicz and Thomas Rees accepting the Breakthrough Award for The Golden Cobra, later in the night they also won the Entertainment Programme Award.
Sion Thomas and production team joke around posing backstage with their BAFTA Cymru Award.
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Sion Thomas and the team behind Mauled By A Dog celebrate backstage after receiving the Short Film Award.
Karen Voisey on stage collecting a BAFTA Cymru Award. She is wearing a black round neck dress and statement necklace and is holding the award up and looking at it.
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Karen Voisey on stage collecting the News/Current Affairs Programme award for BBC Wales Investigates -Unmasked: Extreme Far Right.
Hannah Lowes, Hamish Fergusson, Gwenllian Hughes and production team pose backstage with their BAFTA Cymru award.
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Hannah Lowes, Hamish Fergusson, Gwenllian Hughes and production team pose backstage with their award for Single Documentary for Helmand: Tour of Duty.

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