The list of winners of the BAFTA Awards 2019

The British Academy of Cinematographic and Television Arts he made the 72nd issue of BAFTA Awards. The ceremony of awarding the statuettes to the best of English and international cinema took place in the iconic London Royal Albert Hall, under the direction of the actress. Joanna Lumley.

With seven statuettes, The favourite, Greek Yorgos Lanthimos, was the most awarded film, while Rome, from mexican Alfonso Cuarón, won in the most outstanding categories: among them, best film and best director.

Rami Malek, for his work in Bohemian Rhapsody, and Olivia Colman, for his participation in The favourite, were the award-winning actors in their respective categories.

Then, the list of winners of the BAFTA 2019 Awards.

Best film
– BlacKkKlansman
– The favourite
– Green paper
– Rome – WINNER
– A star Is Born

Best Director
– Spike Lee, BlacKkKlansman
– Pawel Pawlikowski, –Cold War
– Yorgos Lanthimos, The favourite
– Alfonso Cuarón, Rome – WINNER
– Bradley Cooper, A star Is Born

Best actress
– Glenn Close, The good woman
– Lady Gaga, A star Is Born
– Melissa McCarthy, Can you forgive me one day?
– Olivia Colman, The favourite – WINNER
– Viola Davis, Widows

Best actor
– Bradley Cooper, A star Is Born
– Christian Bale, Vice
– Rami Malek, Rhapsody of Bohemia – WINNER
– Steve Coogan, Stan and Ollie& # 39;
– Viggo Mortensen, Green paper

Best Actress in a Supporting Role
– Amy Adams, Vice
– Claire Foy, First man (the first man)
– Emma Stone, The favourite
– Margot Robbie, Mary, Queen of Scotland
– Rachel Weisz, The favourite – WINNER

Best actor in the distribution
– Adam Driver, BlacKkKlansman
– Mahershala Ali, Green paper – WINNER
– Richard E. Grant, Can you forgive me one day?
– Sam Rockwell, Vice
– Timothée Chalamet, – Nice boy, you'll always be my son

Best British film
– Stupid
– Bohemian Rhapsody
– The favourite – WINNER
– McQueen
– Stan and Ollie
– In fact, you were never there

Best animation film
– The incredible 2
– The Isle of Dogs
– Spider-Man: A new universe – WINNER

Best documentary
– Free Solo – WINNER
– McQueen
– RGB
– They will not grow old& # 39;
– Three identical strangers

Best Original Screenplay
– Cold War
– The favourite – WINNER
– Green paper
– Rome
– Vice

Best adapted scenario
– BlacKkKlansman – WINNER
– Can you forgive me one day?
– First man (the first man)
– The blues of Beale Street
– A star Is Born

Best Non-English Film
– Capernaum
– Cold War
– Dogman
– Rome – WINNER
– A family matter

Best photo
– Bohemian Rhapsody
– Cold War
– The favourite
– First man (the first man)
– Rome – WINNER

Best makeup and hairstyle
– Bohemian Rhapsody
– The favourite – WINNER
– Mary, Queen of Scotland
– Stan and Ollie
– Vice

Best costumes
– The ballad of -Buster Scruggs
– Bohemian Rhapsody
– The favourite – WINNER
– The return of Mary Poppins
– Mary, Queen of Scotland

Best editing
– Bohemian Rhapsody
– The favourite
– First man (the first man)
– Rome
– Vice – WINNER

Best production design
– Fantastic animals: the crimes of Grindelwald
– The favourite – WINNER
– First man (the first man)
– The return of the Mary Poppins
– Rome

Best special effects
– Avengers: war in the infinite
– Black Panther – WINNER
– Fantastic animals: the crimes of Grindelwald
– First man (the first man)
– Player Loan A

Best soundtrack
– BlacKkKlansman
– The blues of Beale Street
– Island of the dogs
– The return of Mary Poppins
– A star Is Born – WINNER

Best sound
– Rhapsody of Bohemia – WINNER
– First man (the first man)
– Mission Impossible: Fallout
– A quiet place
– A star Is Born

Best original music
– Terence Blanchard, BlacKkKlansman
– Nicholas Britell, If Beale Street could speak
– Alexandre Desplat, Island of the dogs
– Marc Shaiman, The return of Mary Poppins
– Bradley Cooper, Lady Gaga and Lukas Nelson, A star Is Born – WINNER

Best British short film
– 73 cows – WINNER
– Single, 38
– The blue door
– field
– Wale

Best debut of a British producer, screenwriter or director
– Apostasy
– Beast – WINNER
– A Cambodian spring
– Pili
– Ray & Liz

Pop star
– Jessie Buckley
– Cynthia Ervio
– Barry Keoghan
– Lakeith Stanfield
– Letitia Wright – WINNER