"Artist" Received 7 BAFTA Awards

"Artist" by Michel Hazanavicius, owner of three "Golden Globes“, Distinguished himself in London. At the last awards ceremony British Academy of Film and Television BAFTA The black-and-white picture took prizes in seven out of twelve nominations for which it was nominated: for best film, music, camera work, direction, male lead, original script and costumes.

"Spy, get out!" Thomas Alfredson applied for eleven masks and won in only two categories - "Best Adapted Screenplay " and Best British Film". Two of the three possible awards went to the documentary Asifa Kapadia "Senna", which has already won awards from the Sundance Festival and BIFA.

And here "Shame" by Steve McQueen, alas, was left without awards. Read the full list of winners under the cut. We also find photos from the red carpet!

Best Film: "Artist"

Best British Film: Spy Get Out!

Best British Debut in Directing, Producing or Writing: Tyrannosaurus (directed by Paddy Considine, produced by Dermid Scrimshaw)

Director: Michel Hazanavicius ("The Artist")

Documentary: "Senna" - Asif Kapadia

Original script: "The Artist" (Michelle Hazanavicius)

Adapted script: "Spy, get out!" (Bridget O'Connor, Peter Strohan)

Film in a foreign language (not in English): "The Skin I Live In"

Animated film: "Rango"

Actor: Jean Dujardin ("The Artist")

Actress: Meryl Streep (The Iron Lady)

Supporting Actor: Christopher Plummer (The Beginners)

Supporting Actress: Octavia Spencer ("The Servant")

Composer: "Artist"

Operator: Guillaume Schiffman ("The Artist")

Editing: "Senna"

Painter: Dante Ferretti, Francesca Lo Schiavo (The Keeper of Time)

Dresser: Mark Bridges ("The Artist")

Sound: "Keeper of Time"

Visual Effects: "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part II"

Makeup and Hair: "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part II"

Short film: "Theft in pitch darkness"

Animated short film: "Morning Walk"

Best Young Acting Talent Award The Orange Star Rising Award: Adam Deacon

Michelle Hazanavicius

Meryl, her Golden Mask "and Colin Firth

John Hurt and his honorary BAFTA

Octavia Spencer

And "Harry Potter" with her

The Artist's team. And, look, who clings to it

Russell lost weight, smart girl. And Hugh was beaten - and he was in vain

Martin Scorsese

Jean Dujardin accepts congratulations from Penelope

Billy Bob Thornton

Christina Hendrix

Helena

Christina Ricci

Stephen Fry. He led the ceremony

George on the red carpet

And Bradick there

Elizabeth McGovern

Meryl

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Jean Dujardin and Alexandra Lamy

Gillian Anderson

Gary Oldman with his wife

Melissa George

Tom Jones

Jessica Chastain

Bonnie Wright and Jamie Campbell Bower: "Bite My Peas with Your Teeth"