'Conclave' and 'Brutalist' share BAFTA honorsbr br Papal thriller "Conclave" and immigrant epic "The Brutalist" emerge neck-and-neck at the BAFTA awards with each film picking up four coveted gongs. "Conclave," directed by German-born Edward Berger, won the BAFTA for the best film with its tale of the intrigue and horse-trading behind the scenes during the election of a new pope. But veteran British actor Fiennes, who played a cardinal in "Conclave," once again saw his hopes of winning a BAFTA gong dashed, losing out to Brody in the race for the honor.