Belfast wins Best British Film at this year’s BAFTAs

Belfast won Best British Film at this year’s BAFTAs.

The film, which is based on Kenneth Branagh’s childhood in trouble, won an award at the British Academy of Film and Television Arts on Sunday night in London.

The film was nominated for several other awards, including Best Picture, with co-stars Caitriona Balfe and Kieran Hind losing out for Best Supporting Actor and Best Actor.

Accepting the award, writer and director Kenneth Branagh said: “Thank you British viewers for seeing the enormity of British and Irish films in British and Irish cinemas.

“Everyone welcomes the broadcast revolution, but everyone appreciates the big screen too. Living and living together for a long time.

This is a black and white movie about problems. It wasn’t an easy playground, but when a big talent in this room dreams of shooting or financing something like that, remember, if you build it, they’ll come.

“Build it with passion and truth, believe in the authenticity and distinctiveness of your story and voice, and believe in the audience’s imagination to understand all kinds of well-told stories.

“We are proud to be in this year’s films; they are all exceptional. Thank you so much for being so kind to our films, we deeply appreciate it.”

Here is the list of this year’s winners from the British Film Academy…

the best moviewinner: Dog Power Jane Campion, Ian Kenning, Roger Frapper, Tanya Segachian, Emil Sherman

Candidates:

• Belfast Laura Berwick, Kenneth Brana, Pekka Kovacic, Tamar Thomas
• Don’t look at Adam McKay, Kevin Messick
• DUNE Mary Parent, Cal Potter, Denis Villeneuve
• Licorice Pizza, Sarah Murphy, Paul Thomas Anderson, Adam Sumner

BAFTA Award for Best British Film Winner: Belfast Kenneth Branagh, Laura Berwick, Pekka Kovacic, Tamar Thomas

Candidates:

• After the love of the world of Khan, Matthew de Braconnier
• Ali and Ava Cleo Bernard, Tracy O’Riordan
• Boiling Point: Philip Barantin, Bart Rusball, Hester Rove, James Cummings
• Cyrano Joe Wright, Tim Bevan, Eric Fellner, Jay Hill, Erica Schmidt
• Everyone is talking about James, Jonathan Butter, Peter Carlton, Mark Herbert and Tom McCray
• Gucci House Ridley Scott, Mark Hoffham, Janina Scott, Kevin Jay Wall, Roberto Pentivina, Becky Johnston
• In Soho Last Night, Edgar Wright, Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner, Nera Park, Kristi Wilson Cairns
• No Time to Die Carrie Joji Fukunaga, Barbara Broccoli, Michael J. Wilson, Neil Purvis, Robert Wade, Phoebe Waller-Bridge
• Passing by Rebecca Hall, Margo Handy, Nina Young Pongoff, Forest Whitaker

BAFTA Award Best British Writer, Director or Producer Appearance: Powerful Falls James Samuel (Author/Director) [also written by Boaz Yakin]

Candidates:

• After Luv Alem Khan (Author/Director)
• Boiling Point James Cummings (Author), Hester Ruff (Producer) [also written by Philip Barantini and produced by Bart Ruspoli]
• Keyboard Fantasies, Pussy Dixon (Writer/Director), Live Proctor (Producer)
• Passing Rebecca Hall (Author/Director)

BAFTA Award Winner for English Language Film: Driving My Car – Ryûsuke Hamaguchi, Teruhisa Yamamoto

Candidates:

• The Hand of God, Paolo Sorrentino, Lorenzo Mille
• Parallel Mothers Pedro Almud var, Augustine Almud ოვ var
• Betty Maman, Celine Siama, Benedict Couvreur
• The worst man in the world Joachim Trier Thomas Robsham

BAFTA Documentary Award Winner: SUMMER OF THE SOUL

Candidates:

• Be “Custo Les Garbus”, Dan Coogan
• Cow Andrea Arnold and Kate Mansour
• It is directed by Jonas Poeher Rasmussen. Monica Hellstrom
• Survival Elizabeth Tea Wasarhel, Jimmy Chin, John Patsack, PJ Van Sandwick

BAFTA Award Winners for Animated Films: Incanto Jared Bush, Byron Howard, Yvette Merino, Clark Spencer

Candidates:

• It is directed by Jonas Poeher Rasmussen. Monica Hellstrom
• Luca Enrico Casaro and Andrea Warren
• Mitchell vs. Cars, Mike, Ryanda, Phil Lord, Christopher Miller

BAFTA Director’s Award, Winner: Power Jane Campion dog

Candidates:

• After the love of the world of Khan
• Driving my Ryosuke Hamaguchi car
• Become Audrey Sofa
• Licorice Pizza by Paul Thomas Anderson
• Titan Julia Dcornau

BAFTA Award for Original Screenplay, Winner: Licorice Pizza by Paul Thomas Anderson

Candidates:

• Presence of Ricardo by Aaron Sorkin
• Kenneth Branagh in Belfast
• Don’t look at Adam McKay
• King Richard Zack Palin

BAFTA Award Winner for Adapted Screenplay: heather sian tail

Candidates:

• Driving my Ryosuke Hamaguchi car
• DUNE Eric Roth, John Spitz and Dennis Villeneuve
• The missing daughter of Maggie Gyllenhaal
• Power Jane Campion dog

BAFTA Award for Best Actress, Winner: Joanna Scanlan after love

Candidates:

• Lady Gaga Gucci’s house
• Alana Heim Licorice pizza
• Emilia Jones Tell
• Rinat Raines is the worst person in the world
• Tessa Thompson dates

BAFTA Award for Best Actor, Winner: Will Smith King Richard

Candidates:

• Adel Akhtar Ali and Ava
• Swan Mahershala Ali song
• Benedict Cumberbatch Dog Power
• Leonardo DiCaprio did not look
• Stephen Graham boiling point

BAFTA Award for Supporting Actress, Winner: ARIANA DEBOSE HISTORY OF THE WEST SIDE

Candidates:

• CAITRÍONA BALFE Belfast
• Jesse Buckley missing his daughter

• block of cloak
• AUNJANUE ELLIS KING RICHARD
• Ruth nigga dates

BAFTA Award for Supporting Actor, Winner: TROY KOTSUR TAIL

Candidates:

• Mike Fest West Side History
• Siren Surf Belfast
• Come on Woody Norman
• Jesse Plemons the dog Bauer
• KODI SMIT-MCPHEE DOG STRENGTH

BAFTA Award Winner for Original Points: IX Hans Zimmer

Candidates:

• Ricardo Daniel Pemberton
• Don’t look at Nicholas Brittle
• French Commissioner Alexandre Deblatt
• The power of the dog Johnny Greenwood

BAFTA Casting Award Winner: West Side History Cindy Tolan

Candidates:

• Boiling Point Caroline McLeod
• I don’t know Francine Messler
• Hand of God Maximus Apollo, Annamaria Sambuco
• King Richard Rich Delia and Avi Kaufman

BAFTA Photography Award Winner: Donnie Gregg Fraser

Candidates:

• Alley of Nightmares by Dan Lusine
• Linus Sandgren is not the hour of death
• A dog’s strength is Wegener
• The Tragedy of Macbeth Bruno Delponelli

BAFTA Pinning Award, Winner: Time to die is not Tom Cross, Elliot Graham

Candidates:

• BELFAST in Dhonghaíle
• Donnie Jo Walker
• Licorice Pizza by Andy Jorgensen
• SUMMER OF SOUL Joshua L.Pearson

BAFTA Production Design Award Winner: I don’t have Patrice Vermet and Josanna Cebus

Candidates:

• Cyrano, Sarah Greenwood, Katie Spencer
• French Commissioner Adam Stockhausen, Rina de Angelo
• Alley of Nightmares Tamara Deverell, Shin View
• West Side History Adam Stockhausen, Reina D’Angelo

BAFTA Award Winner in Fashion Design: Cruella – Jenny Bevan

Candidates:

• Cyrano Massimo Cantini Parini
• Dunn Robert Morgan, Jacqueline West
• French Mission Melina Canero
• Alley of Nightmares Louise Sekera

BAFTA Makeup and Hair Award Winner: Tammy Faye’s eyes Linda Dowds, Stephanie Ingram, Justin Riley

Candidates:

• Cruella Nadia Stacy and Naomi Dunne
• Cyrano Alessandro Bertolacci and Xian Miller
• DUNE Love Larson, Donald Movat
• Gucci House Frederic Asperas, Jane Carbone, Giuliano Mariana, Sarah Nicole Tanno

BAFTA Voice Award Winner: Donnie McRoth, Mark Mangin, Doug Hemphill, Theo Green, Ron Bartlett

Candidates:

• Last Night in SoHo Colin Nicholson, Julian Slater, Tim Cavagagin, Dan Morgan
• There’s No Time to Die James Harrison, Simon Hayes, Paul Macy, Oliver Tarney, Mark Taylor
• The Quiet Place Part II Eric Adal, Michael Barowsky, Brandon Proctor, Ethan van der Ren
• West Side History Brian Shamney, Todd Maitland, Andy Nelson, Gary Rydstrom

BAFTA Award Winner for Special Visual Effects: Don Brian Connor, Paul Lambert, Tristan Miles, Gerd Neftzer

Candidates:

• Free Boy Sven Gilberg, Brian Grill, Nikos Kalidzidis, Daniel Sudek
• Ghosts: Aaron Borland, Sheena Douglas, Pierre Lefebvre, Alessandro Ungaro
• The Easter Matrix by Tom Debenham, Hugh J. Evans, Dan Glass, J. D. Schweim
• There’s No Time to Die Mark Bukowski, Chris Corbould, Joel Green, Charlie Noble

BAFTA Award Winner for British Animated Short Film: Do not feed Jordi Moreira pigeons

Candidates:

• Artwork by Joanna Quinn, Not Mills
• A Night of Fear by Ida Millum, Danielle Gough, Laura Jane Tanbridge, and Hannah Kelso

BAFTA Award for British Short Film: Winner: The black policeman appreciates Olika

Candidates:

• Female: Sam H. Freeman, Ng Chun Bing, Sam Ritzenberg, Haley Williams
• Joe Pritchard Building
• Stuffed Theo Reese, Jose Holden Rea
• Three Extraordinary Committee Meetings: Michael Woodward, Max Barron and Daniel Weldon

BAFTA EE Rising Star Award Winner: Lashana Lynch

Candidates:

• Ariana Deboss
• Harry Dickinson
• Millicent Simmonds
• SMIT-MCPHEE Code