Sir Sam Mendes’s war film 1917 leads the Bafta accolades with seven wins.
Here is the full list of winners:
– Best film: 1917
– Outstanding British film: 1917
– Leading actor: Joaquin Phoenix for Joker
Joaquin Phoenix (Matt Crossick/PA)
– Leading actress: Renee Zellweger for Judy
– Supporting actor: Brad Pitt for Once Upon A Time… In Hollywood
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– Supporting actress: Laura Dern for Marriage Story
– Director: Sir Sam Mendes for 1917
– Cinematography: Roger Deakins for 1917
Laura Dern (Ian West/PA)
– Casting: Joker
– Adapted screenplay: Jojo Rabbit
– Original screenplay: Parasite
– EE rising star: Micheal Ward
– Documentary: For Sama
– Animated film: Klaus
– Make-up and hair: Bombshell
Sir Sam Mendes (Ian West/PA)
– British short animation: Granddad Was A Romantic
– British short film: Learning To Skateboard In A Warzone (If You’re A Girl)
– Original score: Joker
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– Sound: 1917
– Production design: 1917
– Costume design: Little Women
Micheal Ward (Ian West/PA)
– Editing: Le Mans ’66
– Outstanding debut: Bait
– Special visual effects: 1917
– Film not in the English language: Parasite
– Outstanding British contribution to cinema: Andy Serkis
– Fellowship: Kathleen Kennedy
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