Director Payal Kapadia is known for choosing the best subjects for films. Her popular movie All We Imagine As Light is in the news these days. After Golden Globes' snub, the director has bagged another prestigious award.

Director Payal Kapadia's acclaimed film, All We Imagine As Light, has added another feather to its already heavily decorated cap. The movie won Best International Feature at the recently held New York Film Critics Circle Award.

Payal Kapadia receives yet another nomination, this time at the DGA Awards for her debut feature film 'All We Imagine As Light.' Competing for the Michael Apted Award, the announcement adds to her growing international acclaim following her Cannes triumph.

Filmmaker Payal Kapadia's All We Imagine As Light missed out on converting its two nominations at the 82nd Golden Globe Awards to victories. The film lost to Emilia Perez in the Best Non-English Motion Picture category and to Brady Corbet (The Brutalist) in the Best Director category.

Director Payal Kapadia's critically-acclaimed film, All We Imagine As Light, was nominated in two categories at the recently concluded Golden Globes. However, the film lost out on awards. Payal Kapadia took it in her stride and reacted to it on her Instagram Stories.

All We Imagine As Light directed by Payal Kapadia was nominated in two categories at Golden Globe Awards 2025. However, it could not secure any win.

Payal Kapadia achieved a historic win for Indian cinema by securing the Best International Feature award at the 2025 New York Film Critics Circle Awards for her film 'All We Imagine As Light'. Despite missing out on Golden Globe awards and Oscars representation,

Payal Kapadia and her film All We Imagine As Light have been the talk of the town ever since their big win at Cannes. The movie has been recognized at various international awards, as has Payal for her direction.

The Directors Guild of America (DGA) has nominated All We Imagine As Light filmmaker Payal Kapadia in the first-time director category for the upcoming 2025 awards. The news comes days after Payal lost out on the best director - motion picture Golden Globe to Brady Corbet of The Brutalist fame.