77th BAFTA Awards 2024: List Of Winners

Best Film

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Leading Actor

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Leading Actress

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Supporting Actor

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Supporting Actress

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Best Director

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Best Animated Film

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Best Documentary

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Outstanding British Film

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Non-English Language Film

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