"There's nothing new in the West" is the big winner of the British Oscar Israel today

The Academy Awards ceremony will take place in three weeks, and already this evening (Sunday) one of the most important preliminary ceremonies of the film industry took place - the BAFTA, the British equivalent of the Oscars.

The big winner of the ceremony was the German "There is nothing new in the West", which won no less than 7 categories, including the best film, director and adapted screenplay.

Although it swept the ceremony, this does not indicate that it has become the big favorite for the Oscars, since only once in history has a foreign film won the best film award ("Parasites" from 2019).

Because many of the members of the British Film Academy, which awards the BAFTAs, are also members of the American Academy, which awards the Oscars - which indicates that tonight's winners can perhaps prepare your winning speech at the upcoming Oscar ceremony as well.

All winners:

Best film: 

"There's nothing new in the West"

Best Director: 

Edward Berger, "There's Nothing New in the West"

Best Actress: 

Cate Blanchett, "Tar the Conqueror"

Best Actor: 

Austin Butler, "Elvis"

Best Supporting Actress: 

Kerry Condon, "Inishreen Ghosts"

Best Supporting Actor: 

Barry Keogan, "Ghosts of Inishreen"

Best Original Screenplay:

 "Ghosts of Inishreen"

Best Adapted Screenplay:

"There's Nothing New in the West"

Best Animated Film: 

"Pinocchio"

Best Animated Short: 

"The Boy, The Mole, The Fox and The Horse"

Best Documentary:

"Navalni"

Best Film Not in the English Language:

"There's Nothing New in the West"

Best casting: 

"Elvis"

Best shot:

"There's nothing new in the West"

Best Costume Design: 

"Elvis"

Best Edit:

"everything everywhere at once"

Best makeup and hair styling:

"Elvis"

Best Original Soundtrack:

"There's Nothing New in the West"

Best Production Design:

"Babylon"

Best sound:

"There's nothing new in the West"

Best Visual Effects:

"Avatar: The Path of Water"

Best British Short Film:

"An Irish Goodbye"

Best Rising Star: 

Emma McKee

Outstanding British Film:

"The Spirits of Inishreen"

Best British directorial, screenplay or production debut: 

Charlotte Wells, screenwriter-director of "After the Sun"

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