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Alfonso Cuarón's Roma has added to his already impressive track record, winning both the Film of the Year and the Director of the Year at the London Film Critics Circle Awards.
But the big winner of the evening, and who also continues to win many successes, was The Favorite, who won four awards.
Not surprisingly, Olivia Colman has been named actress of the year for her role as a great comedian as Queen Anne. Rachel Weisz earned the title of Best Actress in a Supporting Role for her portrayal of Lady Sarah Churchill.
The third prize was presented in the form of the Attenborough Prize of the British / Irish film of the year. In addition, Deborah Davis and Tony McNamara were named Screenwriters of the Year.
Rupert Everett for The Happy Prince and Richard E Grant for Can You Ever Over Me?
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The complete list of winners is:
Film of the year
Roma
Foreign language film of the year
Cold War
Documentary of the year
Places of faces
Attenborough Prize for the British / Irish film of the year
The favourite
Director of the year
Alfonso Cuarón – Roma
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Scriptwriter of the year
Deborah Davis and Tony McNamara – The favorite
Actress of the year
Olivia Colman – The favorite
Actor of the year
Ethan Hawke – First Reformed
Support actress of the year
Rachel Weisz – The favorite
Supporting actor of the year
Richard E Grant – Can you forgive me?
British / Irish actress of the year
Jessie Buckley – Beast
British / Irish actor of the year
Rupert Everett – the happy prince
Young British / Irish interpreter of the year
Molly Wright – Apostasy
Philip French Award for British and Irish Breakthrough Director
Michael Pearce – Beast
British / Irish short film
Three centimeters, directed by Lara Zeidan
Technical Achievement Award
Cold War, Cinematography by Lukasz Zal
Dilys Powell Award for Film Excellence
Pedro Almodóvar
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