25th British Academy Film Awards (1972)
The 25th British Academy Film Awards honored the best films of 1971. "Sunday Bloody Sunday" won multiple awards including Best Film, Best Actor, Best Actress and Best Direction. The other films to win multiple awards were "The Go-Between" and "Death in Venice".
- WINNER
Best Film
Sunday Bloody Sunday
Death in Venice
The Go-Between
Taking Off
Best Director
Sunday Bloody Sunday
- John Schlesinger
Death in Venice
- Luchino Visconti
The Go-Between
- Joseph Losey
Taking Off
- Milos Forman
Best Leading Actor
Sunday Bloody Sunday
- Peter Finch
Death in Venice
- Dirk Bogarde
Gumshoe
- Albert Finney
Little Big Man
- Dustin Hoffman
Best Leading Actress
Sunday Bloody Sunday
- Glenda Jackson
Klute
- Jane Fonda
The Raging Moon
- Nanette Newman
Taking Off
- Lynn Carlin
The Go-Between
- Julie Christie
Best Screenplay Original
The Go-Between
- Harold Pinter
Gumshoe
- Neville Smith
Sunday Bloody Sunday
- Penelope Gilliatt
Taking Off
- Milos Forman, John Guare, Jean-Claude Carriere, Jon Klein
Best Cinematography
Death in Venice
- Pasqualino De Santis
Fiddler on the Roof
- Oswald Morris
The Go-Between
- Gerry Fisher
Sunday Bloody Sunday
- Billy Williams
Best Editing
Sunday Bloody Sunday
- Richard Marden
Fiddler on the Roof
- Antony Gibbs, Robert Lawrence
Performance
- Antony Gibbs
Taking Off
- John Carter
Best Costume Design
Death in Venice
- Piero Tosi
The Go-Between
- John Furniss
Nicholas and Alexandra
- Yvonne Blake, Antonio Castillo
Tales of Beatrix Potter
- Christine Edzard
Best Supporting Actor
The Go-Between
- Edward Fox
10 Rillington Place
- John Hurt
Get Carter
- Ian Hendry
The Go-Between
- Michael Gough
Best Supporting Actress
The Go-Between
- Margaret Leighton
Deep End
- Jane Asher
The Raging Moon
- Georgia Brown
Taking Off
- Georgia Engel
Best Short Film
Alaska - The Great Land
- Derek Williams
Big Horn
- Bill Schmalz
The Long Memory
- John Phillips
Fellowship Award
Freddie Young
Anthony Asquith Award for Film Music
Summer of '42
- Michel Legrand
Little Big Man
- John Hammond
Shaft
- Isaac Hayes
Trafic
- Charles Dumont