BAFTA 2022: Jane Campion, award-winning remake of French comedy crowned

After an extraordinary ceremony in 2021, without pomp and audience, BAFTA 2022 was able to be held in the traditional version, with a red carpet, an audience and named guests.

The 75th edition of the 7th English Art High Mass, held this Sunday, March 13, saw the coronation of Jane Campion, who won two of the most prestigious sculptures (Best Picture and Best Production) for the film “Dog Power” (available). On Netflix). Quantitatively, Dennis Villeneuve Dune, the favorite with the most nominations, is awarded the most prizes, including the best photo and the best music.

However, there is no prize for the three French women (Audrey Divan, Julia Ducurnau and Celine Skiama), nor the chief cameraman Bruno Delbonelli or the composer Alexandre Desplat. But the remake of the French comedy, CODA (adapted from La Famille Bélier), co-produced by France, came as a surprise with two awards.

For reference, in 2021 Chloe Zhao Nomadland left 4 awards, including Best Picture, Best Director and Best Actress.

Frenchman Florian Zeller’s The Father won 2 awards: Best Actor for Anthony Hopkins and Best Adaptation, while Emerald Fennel’s feature film, Promising Young Woman, won Sculptures for Best British Film and Best Original Screenplay.

BAFTA AWARDS 2022: Awards

Best Movie

Dog power

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Best British Film

Belfast

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The best achievement

Jane Campion – Dog power

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Best Actress

Joanna Scanlan – After Love

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Best actor

Will Smith – Williams method

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Best Supporting Actress

Ariana Deboz – The Story of the West

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Best Actor Actor in a Supporting Role

Troy Kotsuri – Koda

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Best Adapted Scenario

Koda – Sian Heather

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Best Original Screenplay

Licorice Pizza – Paul Thomas Anderson

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Best British First Film *

The heavier they fall

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* Films that mark the debut of a director, producer or screenwriter may be named

Best Animated Film

Encanto

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Best Hope *

Lashana Lynch

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* The prize is awarded by a public vote

Best Foreign Language Film

Drive my car

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Best Documentary

Summer of the soul

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The best music

Dune – Hans Zimmer

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The best photography

Dune – Graig Fraser

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