In Pictures: 70th annual British Academy Film Awards

The Baftas, the British equivalent of the Oscars, was held at London's Royal Albert Hall on Feb 12. The critically-acclaimed musical La La Land continued its sweep of awards, netting five trophies in the evening, including an award for Best Actress for Emma Stone.

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Feb 13, 2017, 05:21 PM

Emma Stone holds the award for leading Actress for La La Land at the Baftas. PHOTO: REUTERS

Actor Casey Affleck poses with the award for a Leading Actor for his work on the film Manchester By The Sea at the Bafta British Academy Film Awards. PHOTO: AFP

Actor and film-maker Mel Brooks (centre) poses with the Bafta Fellowship Award with presenters US actor Nathan Lane (left) and British actor Simon Pegg (right). PHOTO: AFP

Britain's Prince William and Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge arrive for the Baftas. PHOTO: REUTERS

British actress and award presenter Thandie Newton poses in the winner's room at the Bafta British Academy Film Awards. PHOTO: AFP

British actor and presenter Eddie Redmayne poses in the winner's area at the Bafta British Academy Film Awards. PHOTO: AFP

American actress Viola Davis poses with the award for Best Supporting Actress for her work on the film Fences. PHOTO: AFP

Spanish actress Penelope Cruz arrives for the 70th annual British Academy Film Awards. PHOTO: EPA

Director Kenneth Lonergan poses with the award for an Original Screenplay for the film Manchester By The Sea. PHOTO: AFP

French actress Isabelle Huppert arrives for the Baftas. PHOTO: REUTERS

Director Ron Howard arrives with his daughter Bryce Dallas Howard for the Bafta British Academy Film Awards. PHOTO: REUTERS

Dev Patel holds the award for best Supporting Actor, Lion at the 2017 Baftas. PHOTO: REUTERS

British actors Daisy Ridley (left) and Luke Evans (right) pose in the press room for the Baftas. PHOTO: EPA

British author J. K. Rowling arrives for the Baftas. PHOTO: REUTERS

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