Conclave and The Brutalist were the night's big winners, taking home four awards each - including best picture and outstanding British film for Conclave, and best actor for The Brutalist star Adrien Brody and directing award for its filmmaker, Brady Corbet.
Tears, laughter and some Take That fangirling from a best actress nominee - this year's BAFTA Film Awards had it all.
Pic: PA] Despite this, it picked up the BAFTAs for best film not in the English language and best supporting actress for Saldana.
However, collecting the BAFTA for best film not in the English language, the French filmmaker namechecked all his stars, including Gascon - and blew her a kiss through his translator.
As stars Zoe Saldana and Selena Gomez enjoyed the show, leading actress Karla Sofia Gascon was notably absent from the ceremony following the resurgence of offensive tweets, and the film has also come under fire for its portrayal of Mexico and of trans people.
