The
70th
BAFTA
Film
Awards
has
seen
a
colossal
list
of
award
nominees
with
the
musical
hit
La
La
Land
leading
the
pack.
The
movie
has
grabbed
11
distinct
nominations
in
various
categories
having
won
in
four
including
Best
Director
and
also
Best
Picture.
The
renowned
British
film-maker
Ken
Loach
has
also
finally
landed
on
his
first
prestigious
BAFTA
award
for
his
film
I,
Daniel
Blake.
This
movie
has
already
won
the
Palme
d'Or
at
the
prestigious
Cannes
Film
Festival.
Mel
Brooks
has
been
rightly
considered
for
his
contributions
to
the
film
art
and
decorated
with
the
BAFTA
Fellowship,
for
his
benefaction
to
the
world
of
cinema.
Tom
Holland,
the
latest
Spiderman
actor
has
also,
been
awarded
EE
Rising
Star
laurel.
It
is
a
special
category
which
has
been
inducted
this
year
only
and
voted
by
the
public.
Here
is
the
complete
list
of
winners
for
70th
BAFTA
Awards
2017.
Outstanding
British
Film:
I,
Daniel
Blake
EE
Rising
Star
Award:
Tom
Holland
Best
Make-Up
&
Hair:
Florence
Foster
Jenkins
Best
original
music:
La
La
Land
Best
Costume
Design:
Jackie
Best
Sound:
Arrival
Best
British
Short
Animation:
A
Love
Story
Best
British
Short
Film:
Home
Best
Editing:
Hacksaw
Ridge
Best
Production
Design:
Fantastic
Beasts
and
Where
to
Find
Them
Best
Documentary:
13th
Best
Film
Not
In
The
English
Language:
Son
of
Saul
Best
Adapted
Screenplay:
Lion
Best
Supporting
Actress:
Viola
Davis
(Fences)
Best
Animated
Film:
Kubo
and
the
Two
Strings
Best
Special
Visual
Effects:
The
Jungle
Book
Best
Debut
By
A
British
Writer,
Director
Or
Producer:
Babak
Anvari
(writer/director),
Oliver
Roskill,
Emily
Leo,
Lucan
Toh
(producers)
Best
Supporting
Actor:
Dev
Patel
(Lion)
Best
Original
Screenplay:
Manchester
By
The
Sea
Best
Cinematography:
La
La
Land
Best
Actor:
Casey
Affleck
(Manchester
By
The
Sea)
Best
Director:
Damien
Chazelle
(La
La
Land)
Best
Actress:
Emma
Stone
(La
La
Land)
Best
Film:
La
La
Land
Best
Original
Screenplay:
Manchester
By
The
Sea
Best
Cinematography:
La
La
Land
Best
Actor:
Casey
Affleck
(Manchester
By
The
Sea)
Best
Director:
Damien
Chazelle
(La
La
Land)
Best
Actress:
Emma
Stone
(La
La
Land)
Best
Film:
La
La
Land
Bafta
Fellowship:
Mel
Brooks
Outstanding
British
Contribution
To
Cinema:
Curzon
Cinemas