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Good evening. Wonderful to be here tonight, at the British Academy film

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awards, presenting two awards. First up, make-up and hair. All the

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nominees in this category are masters of their craft. So let's

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take a look at them. Doctor strange, Jerry Lee would head. Florence

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Foster Jenkins. And the BAFTA BAFTA goes to J. Roy

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Helland, Daniel Phillips, Florence Foster Jenkins. Thank you so much,

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Academy, I am thrilled to work in this job. Thank you Stephen, Tracy,

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Michael, we had great fun. I am so thrilled with this. Thank you.

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APPLAUSE Thank you to the Academy, and thank

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you, Meryl. You keep coming up with interesting characters that are just

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so much fun to put together. And the BAFTA is awarded to Justin

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Hurwitz, La La Land. Thank you to the Academy. Or Russia, either way

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it is an honour. It is technically a musical, so I want to share this

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without a credible lyricist, who wrote all of the words. To the

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songs, and I wish they could be here, mostly so that they could be

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the ones talking, and I wouldn't have to think of as much stuff to

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say. But this was... I remember talking a couple of years ago to

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somebody who came to the Baftas as part of a movie that had multiple

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nominations and they said one of the coolest things was getting to know

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multiple people who worked on the movie who you may not have known,

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and that is not the experience I am having because this was such an

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unusually collaborative movie where from the very beginning we were

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working under one roof and I got to see these other artists work up

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close. I got to see the costumes being designed, and watching them

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work, and I was constantly inspired by the work of these other artists,

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which is a cool experience for a composer in general, but to sit

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under the direction of Damien, who is so masterful at what he does, was

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really something will never forget. Tonight's nominees for costume

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design brought their films to life with startling colour deep

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brilliance, and exquisite attention to detail. Let's take a look at

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them. And the BAFTA is awarded to Madeline

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Fontaine, for Jackie. APPLAUSE

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. Thank you. I am so very move to be

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here with the wall. This evening. And so much in awe to be recognised

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by my fortunate peers, especially because for me, English costume

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designers are a gauge of quality. This movie belongs to history, and

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is so much embedded in our collective memory. I hope to be up

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to the challenge, and here I am, reassured and fulfilled. Thank you

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to all the talented people who supported and accompanied me in this

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adventure, and thank you, of course, to Natalie Portman, who gave life

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and grace to these costumes. Thank you.

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And the BAFTA is awarded to Arrival. Congratulations. Wow, this is such

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an honour, such an honour. Thank you so much, everyone. The story of the

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sound of Arrival is a little bit like the film. It ended up being an

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international collaboration, headed by a Montreal team, wonderful

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Montreal team. First, thank you to the producers, Dan Lavine, Aaron

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Rider, just to name a few. And that followed the team to Montreal, and

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took us to follow him home, and also the film is to talk about the

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beautiful score, by Johann Johannsson, and the lovely sound of

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Amy Adams. It is lovely to be here in this building, the Royal Albert

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Hall, for the 70th British Academy film awards. Yes, and in honour of

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the categories we are keeping our entries short and sweet. So let's

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take a look at the nominations for British short animation.

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Hello, my name is Nush. This is really surreal experience, all kinds

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of thoughts in my head right now. I haven't prepared speech, and I

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just... I just want to say that, as filmmakers, I realise that I have

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become quite shameless in the amount of favours I ask from people, and it

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is crazy, we borrowed some lights for three months, we kept them for

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ten months. And you know, that is what brought us here. So many people

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have just gone beyond, to help us get here. Even this dress that I am

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wearing tonight, someone so do it. OK, now let's take a look at the

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nominations for British Short film. Wow. This is incredible. This film

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was made by many people. Actress and executive producer, Schpat Deda, all

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refugees from the genocide in Kosovo. My grandmother was a refugee

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from the Holocaust, and I think many people here came from migrant

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families, and have somehow been related to the crisis of the

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refugees. From my perspective, and I think from all of our perspectives,

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being British, our heart is love. Our sole is compassion. And I think

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that we need that to be reflected within our government, and we need

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that to be reflected in our government's policy, in relation to

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how they deal with other countries across the Atlantic, their

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administrations, and not put up with any racism, homophobia, Islam

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phobia, or anything like that. So thank you for this. I really

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appreciated. Thank you. The Bafta goes to... John Gilbert.

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Unfortunately, John is not able to be here so we will make sure that he

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receives this award. And the Bafta goes to fantastic

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beasts. Apologies as I reach for my piece of

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paper. I am proud to collect this award on behalf of Stuart Craig as

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he unfortunately cannot be here as he is a little under the weather. We

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would like to thank after. Congratulation to both Anna and her

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lovely team. It is through devotion and hard work and so many talented

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people, the seemingly impossible was achieved in 12 acres of previously

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empty suit your lot grew into 1920s New York. The nominees for the Bafta

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documentary are all powerful films. There's the -- mesmerise in in

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different and equal measure. Let's take a look at the films. The Bafta

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goes to... 13. Wow, this is absolutely incredible.

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My name is Lisa and I had the incredible honour of working with

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the incredible visionary. She's so heartbroken not to be here, the only

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thing that would keep her from being here is that she's shooting her next

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film in New Zealand. Now the award for film not in the English

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language. It showcases some of the most inspiring work around the

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world. Tragedy, struggle and oppression and they also stress

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family and unity. Let's take a look at the nominees.

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Who did you say you worked for? This is my... Secretary.

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It is a great honour to be here with you tonight. I would like to thank

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the lead actor of the film... My producers, who is standing here, the

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incredible cast and crew that I had which is a great luck and I want to

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thank the distributors in the UK, they did a great job and it was a

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great opportunity to meet the British public. And thanks to the

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academy. Thank you. And the award goes to Linus Sandgren

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for La La Land. Thank you to the Academy. This is overwhelming and

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extremely generous of you. I would like to thank the entire La La Land

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crew. I think this was a film made with an exceptional amount of, you

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know, craftsmanship and first of all I want to thank Damian, you are a

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great romantic heart and passion for film and filmmaking and for the

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friendship. I want to thank Emma and Brian for your brilliant

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performances. I am sure, like me,

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many of you will be glad to see It was cold for many,

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there was a lot of cloud around. And we closed out the second half

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