‘The Power of the Dog’ and ‘Dune’ win big at BAFTAs 2022
See the full list of winners below
‘The Power of the Dog’ and ‘Dune’ were among the big winners at last night’s 75th BAFTAs (British Academy Film Awards) – see the full list of winners below.
The ceremony was hosted in person by Rebel Wilson at London’s Royal Albert Hall, after being held virtually last year.
Jane Campion’s western ‘The Power of the Dog’ won Best Film and Best Director, while Benedict Cumberbatch, who accepted the award on Campion’s behalf, lost out to the Best Actor award by Will Smith for ‘King Richard’.
Denis Villeneuve’s ‘Dune’ took home five awards out of a leading 11 nominations: Best Score (Hans Zimmer), Best Cinematography, Production Design, Best Sound, and Best Special Visual Effects.
Kenneth Branagh’s semi-autobiographical ‘Belfast’ won Outstanding British Film, while ‘No Time To Die’ Bond star Lashana Lynch won the EE Rising Star award.
Joanna Scanlan was named Best Actress for ‘After Love’, beating out the likes of Lady Gaga and Alana Haim.
‘Coda’ star Troy Kotsur made history as the first ever deaf BAFTA film award winner, and made his acceptance speech via an interpreter. “I think it’s all great you’re recognising my work from all the way across the sea,” he said.
Ariana DeBose took home the Best Supporting Actress for ‘West Side Story’, who said: “This means so much to me, I’m somebody who sings, dances, acts. I speak dance better than I speak English”.
In a notable moment during the ceremony, Wilson explained there were American and British sign language interpreters on stage, before putting up her middle finger and saying: “Luckily, though, in all sign languages, this is the gesture for Putin.”
Earlier in the evening, Cumberbatch also revealed from the red carpet that he wants to be part of the government’s “homes for Ukraine” refugee scheme.
The actor, who was wearing a badge with the colours of the Ukraine flag, told Sky News: “Everyone needs to do as much as they can…there’s been a record number of people volunteering to take people into their homes, I hope to be part of that myself.”
See the full list of winners below.
Best film
‘Belfast’
‘Don’t Look Up’
‘Dune’
‘Licorice Pizza’
‘The Power Of The Dog’
Outstanding British film
‘After Love’
‘Ali & Ava’
‘Belfast’
‘Boiling Point’
‘Cyrano’
‘Everybody’s Talking About Jamie’
‘House of Gucci’
‘Last Night In Soho’
‘No Time To Die’
‘Passing’
Outstanding debut by a British writer, director or producer
‘After Love’ – Aleem Khan (writer/director)
‘Boiling Point’ – James Cummings (writer), Hester Ruoff (producer) [also written by Philip Barantini and produced by Bart Ruspoli]
‘The Harder They Fall’ – Jeymes Samuel (writer/director) [also written by Boaz Yakin]
‘Keyboard Fantasies’ – Posy Dixon (writer/director), Liv Proctor (producer)
‘Passing’ – Rebecca Hall (writer/director)
Best film not in the English language
‘Drive My Car’
‘The Hand Of God’
‘Parallel Mothers’
‘Petite Maman’
‘The Worst Person In The World’
Best documentary
‘Becoming Cousteau’
‘Cow’
‘Flee’
‘The Rescue’
‘Summer Of Soul’
Best animated film
‘Encanto’
‘Flee’
‘Luca’
‘The Mitchells Vs The Machines’
Best director
Aleem Khan (‘After Love’)
Ryûsuke Hamaguchi (‘Drive My Car’)
Audrey Diwan (‘Happening’)
Paul Thomas Anderson (‘Licorice Pizza’)
Jane Campion (‘The Power Of The Dog’)
Julia Ducournau (‘Titane’)
Best original screenplay
Aaron Sorkin (‘Being The Ricardos’)
Kenneth Branagh (‘Belfast’)
Adam McKay (‘Don’t Look Up’)
Zach Baylin (‘King Richard’)
Paul Thomas Anderson (‘Licorice Pizza’)
Best adapted screenplay
Sian Heder (‘Coda’)
Ryûsuke Hamaguchi (‘Drive My Car’)
Denis Villeneuve (‘Dune’)
Maggie Gyllenhaal (‘The Lost Daughter’)
Jane Campion (‘The Power Of The Dog’)
Best actress
Lady Gaga (‘House Of Gucci’)
Alana Haim (‘Licorice Pizza’)
Emilia Jones (‘Coda’)
Renate Reinsve (‘The Worst Person In The World’)
Joanna Scanlan (‘After Love’)
Tessa Thompson (‘Passing’)
Best actor
Adeel Akhtar (‘Ali & Ava’)
Mahershala Ali (‘Swan Song’)
Benedict Cumberbatch (‘The Power Of The Dog’)
Leonardo DiCaprio (‘Don’t Look Up”)
Stephen Graham (‘Boiling Point’)
Will Smith (‘King Richard’)
Best supporting actress
Caitríona Balfe (‘Belfast’)
Jessie Buckley (‘The Lost Daughter’)
Ariana DeBose (‘West Side Story’)
Ann Dowd (‘Mass’)
Aunjanue Ellis (‘King Richard’)
Ruth Negga (‘Passing’)
Best supporting actor
Mike Faist (‘West Side Story’)
Ciarán Hinds (‘Belfast’)
Troy Kotsur (‘Coda’)
Woody Norman (‘C’mon C’mon’)
Jesse Plemons (‘The Power Of The Dog’)
Kodi Smit-McPhee (‘The Power Of The Dog’)
Best original score
‘Being The Ricardos’
‘Don’t Look Up’
‘Dune’
‘The French Dispatch’
‘The Power Of The Dog’
Best casting
‘Boiling Point’
‘Dune’
‘The Hand Of God’
‘King Richard’
‘West Side Story’
Best cinematography
‘Dune’
‘Nightmare Alley’
‘No Time To Die’
‘The Power Of The Dog’
‘The Tragedy Of Macbeth’
Best editing
‘Belfast’
‘Dune’
‘Licorice Pizza’
‘No Time To Die’
‘Summer Of Soul’
Best production design
‘Cyrano’
‘Dune’
‘The French Dispatch’
‘Nightmare Alley’
‘West Side Story’
Best costume design
‘Cruella’
‘Cyrano’
‘Dune’
‘The French Dispatch’
‘Nightmare Alley’
Best makeup and hair
‘Cruella’
‘Cyrano’
‘Dune’
‘The Eyes Of Tammy Faye’
‘House Of Gucci’
Best sound
‘Dune’
‘Last Night In Soho’
‘No Time To Die’
‘A Quiet Place Part II’
‘West Side Story’
Best special visual effects
‘Dune’
‘Free Guy’
‘Ghostbusters: Afterlife’
‘The Matrix Resurrections’
‘No Time To Die’
Best British short animation
‘Affairs Of The Art’
‘Do Not Feed The Pigeons’
‘Night Of The Living Dread’
Best British short film
‘The Black Cop’
‘Femme’
‘The Palace’
‘Stuffed’
‘Three Meetings Of The Extraordinary Committee’
Rising Star Award (voted for by the public)
Ariana DeBose
Harris Dickinson
Lashana Lynch
Millicent Simmonds
Kodi Smit-McPhee