The award for the film 'All Quiet on the Western Front' was won by director Edward Berger.

[The Fact｜Reporter Park Ji-yoon] Director Park Chan-wook's film 'Decision to Leave' was nominated for two British Academy Awards, but did not win. The film was up for Best Director and Best Non-English Film at the 76th British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) held on the 19th of November at the Royal Festival Hall, Southbank Center, London, UK. However, it lost to 'All Quiet on the Western Front' by Edward Berger.

Director Park Chan-wook was unable to attend the awards ceremony due to his new movie's filming schedule. 'Decision to Leave' had previously been nominated for the 80th Golden Globe Awards and the 28th Critics' Choice Awards but was unsuccessful in both. The Golden Globe Award went to 'Argentina, 1985' while 'RRR' won at Critics' Choice.

The British Academy Awards are one of the most prestigious awards ceremonies in the English-speaking world, along with the American Academy Awards and the Golden Globe Awards. Director Park Chan-wook became the first Korean director to receive the Foreign Language Film Award for his movie 'The Handmaiden' in 2018.

In 2020, director Bong Joon-ho's film 'Parasite' won the Foreign Language Film Award and the Original Screenplay Award, and in 2021, Korean actor Yoon Yeo-jeong became the first Korean to win the Best Supporting Actor Award for her role in 'Minari'.