Triple Bafta win for Argo
Argo was the big winner at the Bafta awards, scooping Best Film, Best Director for Ben Affleck and Best Editing.
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Triple win for Argo at the Bafta awards
Les Miserables claims Bafta for Production Design
Eve Stewart and Anna Lynch-Robinson have won the Bafta award for Production Design for their work on Les Miserables.
Searching For Sugar Man wins Bafta for Best Documentary
Searching For Sugar Man has won the Bafta award for Best Documentary.
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Juno Temple wins Rising Star Award at Baftas
Actress Juno Temple has won the EE Rising Star Award - the only award that is voted for by the public.
Amour wins Bafta for Film Not in the English Language
Amour wins the Bafta award for Film Not in the English Language.
Tessa Ross wins Bafta for Outstanding British Contribution to Cinema
The Bafta award for Outstanding British Contribution to Cinema goes to producer Tessa Ross.
Danny Boyle presents Bafta award
Film and Olympic Opening Ceremony director Danny Boyle is presenting an award at the Baftas.
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Silver Linings Playbook takes Bafta for Adapted Screenplay
The Bafta award for Adapted Screenplay goes to David O'Russell for his work on Silver Linings Playbook.
Anne Hathaway wins Bafta for Supporting Actress
Anne Hathaway has won the Bafta award for Supporting Actress for her role in Les Miserables.
Life Of Pi wins Bafta for Special Visual Effects
Life Of Pi has won the Bafta award for Special Visual Effects.
Tarantino thanks actors for doing a 'bang-up job'
Quentin Tarantino thanked his actors for doing a "bang-up job with my dialogue" in his acceptance speech.
His screenplay for Django Unchained has attracted criticism for its liberal use of racial insults and Tarantino thanked his backers for standing by what he described as "a hot potato" film.