Director Denis Villeneuve's sci-fi epic "Dune" got the most number of Bafta nominations, the UK's top film prizes, edging out Netflix drama "The Power of the Dog." The Warner Bros blockbuster, starring Timothée Chalamet, led with 11 nominations including for best film,

adapted screenplay, and cinematography, the British Academy of Film and Television Arts announced recently. The film has made nearly $400 million worldwide at the box office, according to reports. Western drama "The Power of the Dog," starring Benedict Cumberbatch, received eight nominations, including best film, leading actor, and best director for Jane Campion. Netflix's "Don't Look Up"

also received a nod for best film. Across the streaming landscape, Netflix earned the most nominations with 22 -- compared with 34 last year. Apple and Amazon both scored three nominations, with Apple earning praise for its coming-of-age film "CODA" about the only hearing member of a deaf family. Amazon's "Being the Ricardos" earned two nominations,

while its musical "Everyone's Talking About Jamie" earned a nomination for outstanding British film. The Bafta winners are set to be announced on March 13 at a televised ceremony at London's Royal Albert Hall, with actress Rebel Wilson as host.