Complete winners` list: Will Smith wins Best Actor, Dune takes home 5 awards

The 75th edition of British Academy Film Awards, often shortened to BAFTA or Bafta, was conducted with a starry ceremony at London`s Royal Albert Hall on Sunday.

Warner Bros` `Dune` and Benedict Cumberbatch`s `The Power of the Dog` and so on were some of the awards season favorites that took home Bafta trophies at the in-person ceremony hosted by Rebel Wilson, The Hollywood Reporter reported.

Here is a list of winners in the main categories at the 2022 BAFTAs:

Best Film- The Power of the Dog (Winner)B

Director- Jane Campion, The Power of the Dog (Winner)

Outstanding British Film- Belfast (Winner)

Leading Actress- Joanna Scanlan, After Love (Winner)

Leading Actor- Will Smith, King Richard (Winner)

Supporting Actress- Ariana DeBose, West Side Story (Winner)

Supporting Actor- Troy Kotsur, CODA (Winner)

Outstanding Debut By A British Writer, Director, Or Producer- The Harder They Fall (Winner)

Film Not In The English Language- Drive My Car (Winner)

Documentary- Summer of Soul (Or, When The Revolution Could Not Be Televised) (Winner)

Animated Film - Encanto (Winner)

Original Screenplay- Licorice Pizza (Winner)

Adapted Screenplay- CODA (Winner)

Original Score- Dune (Winner)Being The RicardosDon`t Look UpThe French DispatchThe Power of the Dog

Cinematography- Dune (Winner)Nightmare AlleyNo Time to DieThe Power of the DogThe Tragedy of Macbeth

Editing- No Time to Die (Winner)

Production Design- Dune (Winner)

Make-Up And Hair- The Eyes of Tammy Faye (Winner)

Costume Design- Cruella (Winner)

Sound- Dune (Winner)

Special Visual Effects- Dune (Winner)

Casting- West Side Story (Winner

British Short Film- The Black Cop (Winner)

British Short Animation- Do Not Feed The Pigeons (Winner)

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