The Orange British Academy Film Awards winners announced

Seven films have each won two British Academy Awards at this year’s Orange British Academy Film Awards, held on February 23 at the Odeon, Leicester Square.
'The Pianist' won in the categories Best Film and The David Lean Award for Achievement in Direction for Roman Polanski, 'The Hours' won in the categories Actress In A Leading Role for Nicole Kidman’s portrayal of Virginia Woolf and The Anthony Asquith Award for Achievement in Film Music. 'The Warrior' won in the categories The Alexander Korda Award for the Outstanding British Film of the Year and the film’s director and co-writer, Asif Kapadia, won The Carl Foreman Award for Special Achievement by a British Director, Screenwriter or Producer in their First Feature Film.
Catherine Zeta Jones won the BAFTA in the category Actress In A Supporting Role for her role as Velma Kelly in 'Chicago', which also won for Sound. 'Road To Perdition' took home the awards for Production Design and Cinematography, while Pedro Almodóvar’s 'Talk To Her' won in the categories Original Screenplay and Film Not in the English Language – his second win in this category. 'The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers' picked up two BAFTA awards in the categories Costume Design and Achievement in Special Visual Effects , as well as the Orange Film of the Year – the only award given out at the ceremony that is voted for by the cinema going public.
In the other performance categories, Daniel Day-Lewis was awarded the BAFTA in the category Actor In A Leading Role for his portrayal of Bill the Butcher in 'Gangs of New York', and Christopher Walken won for Actor In A Supporting Role for his part as Frank Abagnale Snr in 'Catch Me If You Can'.
'Adaptation' won the award for Adapted Screenplay and the Brazilian 'City of God' was given the BAFTA for Editing. 'Frida' won in the category Make Up and Hair.
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