Jane Campion's Netflix western scooped the top prizes, while Dune won the most on the night.
Dune leads the pack with 11 nominations, followed by The Power of the Dog with eight, while Kenneth Branagh's Belfast has six.
Everything you need to know about this year's Baftas.
As always, the nominations come laden with surprises, and many filmmakers — and film fans — will be disappointed to have not made the cut.
The Australian actor will preside over the ceremony.
The awards will be handed out in June.
Former Bond girl Dame Diana Rigg passed away in September after a distinguished career on the big and small screens.
Sir Anthony Hopkins won Best Actor ahead of favourite Chadwick Boseman.
The septuagenarian star of 'Minari' delivered one of the night's most memorable acceptance speeches.
The winners of the EE British Academy Film Awards are being announced over two nights for the first time ever due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Clarke was given the Outstanding British Contribution to Cinema prize at the 2021 Bafta Film Awards.
Clara Amfo presented the first night of the 2021 Bafta Film Awards.
The awards show, which is being split over two years for the first time ever due to the pandemic, will feature all-star awards presenters
The Crown's Vanessa Kirby reacts to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's revelation that they have seen the Netflix series.
The show has been pushed back from February to April.
The actress is a member of the jury to decide the shortlist for the rising star prize.
There will be more nominees for actor, actress and director.
Sir Sam Mendes is the first British winner of best director since 2009.
The ceremony took place at the Royal Albert Hall.
Single-use plastic will be banned and the food will be sustainably sourced.
Andy Serkis will receive the Outstanding British Contribution to Cinema Award at the 73rd EE British Academy Film Awards ceremony.
The bronze masks are being made at a west London foundry ahead of this year's awards show, which is being held in less than two weeks.
Last week in an email to BAFTA voters, chief executive Amanda Berry called the lack of diversity in this year's nominees 'frustrating and deeply disappointing'.
Joker, The Irishman and Once Upon…A Time In Hollywood lead the nominations for the film awards.
This year's Baftas feature an all-white list of acting nominees and there are no female directors up for an award.