After losing expected wins in categories such as Best Supporting Actress and Best Adapted Screenplay, it looked unlikely that 12 Years a Slave might be capable of winning BAFTA's top award for Best Film. But, like at the Critics Choice awards (where it won three) and the Golden Globe awards (where it won just one), Steve McQueen's third film won that very award tonight, alongside just one more, for Chiwetel Ejiofor in Leading Actor. He wasn't facing up against Oscar frontrunner Matthew McConaughey here, though, but this is Ejiofor's first major award win of the season. Like the other bigger institutions this award season, the Best Director award went to Alfonso Cuaron for Gravity, which won six awards in total; its Best British Film win sparked some controversy online. It looked like a more likely Best Film winner than 12 Years after not very long, actually. As did American Hustle, which bit back after a disappointing run with award groups over the past few weeks with three significant wins.
Best Film
12 Years a Slave (Dede
Gardner, Anthony Katagas, Jeremy Kleiner, Steve McQueen and Brad Pitt)
David Lean Award for
Direction
Alfonso Cuarón (Gravity)
Best Leading Actor
Chiwetel Ejiofor (12
Years a Slave)
Best Leading Actress
Cate Blanchett (Blue
Jasmine)
Best Supporting Actor
Barkhad Abdi (Captain
Phillips)
Best Supporting Actress
Jennifer Lawrence
(American Hustle)
Best Original Screenplay
David O. Russell and Eric
Singer (American Hustle)
Best Adapted Screenplay
Steve Coogan and Jeff
Pope (Philomena)
Emmanuel Lubezki
(Gravity)
Best Editing
Daniel P. Hanley and Mike
Hill (Rush)
Best Production Design
Beverley Dunn and
Catherine Martin (The Great Gatsby)
Best Costume Design
Catherine Martin (The
Great Gatsby)
Best Sound
Niv Adiri, Christopher
Benstead, Glenn Freemantle, Skip Lievsay and Chris Munro (Gravity)
Best Special Visual
Effects
Neil Corbould, Chris
Lawrence, Nikki Penny, David Shirk and Tim Webber (Gravity)
Best Make Up & Hair
Lori McCoy-Bell and
Evelyne Noraz (American Hustle)
Anthony Asquith Award for
Film Music
Steven Price (Gravity)
Best Animated Film
Frozen (Chris Buck and
Jennifer Lee)
Best Documentary
The Act of Killing
(Joshua Oppenheimer)
Best Film Not in the
English Language
The Great Beauty
(Francesca Cima, Nicola Giuliano and Paolo Sorrentino)
Alexander Korda Award for
Best British Film
Gravity (Alfonso Cuarón,
Jonás Cuaroón and David Heyman)
Outstanding Debut by a
British Writer, Director or Producer
Kieran Evans – director /
writer (Kelly + Victor)
Best British Short Film
Room 8 (James W.
Griffiths and Sophie Venner)
Best British Short
Animation
Sleeping with the Fishes
(Yousif Al-Khalifa, James Walker and Sarah Woolner)
EE Rising Star Award
Will Poulter
Outstanding British
Contribution to Cinema
Peter Greenaway
BAFTA Fellowship
Helen Mirren
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