The 2013 EE BAFTAs

And so this year's EE Bafta awards have come to a close - what did we learn?
Well, for one, London this year belongs to Ben Affleck, with three well-deserved BAFTAs for the stunning Argo.
Elsewhere, Amour picked up a couple, Skyfall finally got recognised, and Django Unchained was garnished with some well deserved praise.
Of course, the night would have been nothing without the glorious Stephen Fry - and watching him at work once again, one is left wondering how the hell Ricky Gervais ever got asked to present so much as a sports day runners-up cup, never mind a premier awards show across the pond.
On a separate note, I know Orange (and T-Mobile) is now EE, but did they have to change the name of the awards? It just sounds like someone on Emerdale or The Archers has just got excited about Anne Hathaway...

Anyhoo, here are this year's runners and riders:
 
Best Animation
Brave

Outstanding British Film
Skyfall

Best Original Screenplay
Django Unchained

Best Supporting Actor
Christoph Waltz

Outstanding British Debut
Bart Layton/Dimitri Doganis for The Imposter

Special Visual Effects
Life Of Pi

Best Supporting Actress
Anne Hathaway

Best Adapted Screenplay
David O. Russell for The Silver Linings Playbook

The Outstanding Contribution To British Cinema
Tessa Ross of Film 4

Film Not In The English Language
Amour

Rising Star Award
Juno Temple (off of Killer Joe)

Best Documentary
Searching For Sugar Man

Best Director
Ben Affleck for Argo

Best Actress
Emmanuelle Riva

Best Actor
Daniel Day-Lewis

Best Film
Argo

BAFTA Fellowship
Alan Parker