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Best Film

	Annie Hall - Woody Allen
	A Bridge Too Far - Richard Attenborough
	Network - Sidney Lumet
	Rocky - John G. Avildsen

Best Direction

	Woody Allen - Annie Hall
	John G. Avildsen - Rocky
	Richard Attenborough - A Bridge Too Far
	Sidney Lumet - Network

Best Actor in a Leading Role

	Peter Finch - Network as Howard Beale
	Sylvester Stallone - Rocky as Rocky Balboa
	William Holden - Network as Max Schumacher
	Woody Allen - Annie Hall as Alvy Singer

Best Actress in a Leading Role

	Diane Keaton - Annie Hall as Annie Hall
	Faye Dunaway - Network as Diana Christensen
	Lily Tomlin - The Late Show as Margo Sperling
	Shelley Duvall - 3 Women as Mildred Lammoreaux

Best Actor in a Supporting Role

	Edward Fox - A Bridge Too Far as Brian Horrocks
	Colin Blakely - Equus as Frank Strang
	Robert Duvall - Network as Frank Hackett
	Zero Mostel - The Front as Hecky Brown

Best Actress in a Supporting Role

	Jenny Agutter - Equus as Jill Mason
	Geraldine Chaplin - Welcome to L.A. as Karen Hood
	Joan Plowright - Equus as Dora Strang
	Shelley Winters - Next Stop, Greenwich Village as Fay Lapinsky

Best Screenplay

	Annie Hall - Woody Allen and Marshall Brickman
	Equus - Peter Shaffer
	Network - Paddy Chayefsky
	Rocky - Sylvester Stallone

Best Editing

	Annie Hall - Ralph Rosenblum and Wendy Greene Bricmont
	A Bridge Too Far - Antony Gibbs
	Network - Alan Heim
	Rocky - Richard Halsey

Best Cinematography

	A Bridge Too Far - Geoffrey Unsworth
	The Deep - Christopher Challis
	Fellini's Casanova - Giuseppe Rotunno
	Valentino - Peter Suschitzky

Best Production Design

	Fellini's Casanova - Danilo Donati
	A Bridge Too Far - Terence Marsh
	The Spy Who Loved Me - Ken Adam
	Valentino - Philip Harrison

Best Costume Design

	Fellini's Casanova - Danilo Donati
	Joseph Andrews - Michael Annals and Patrick Wheatley
	New York, New York - Theadora Van Runkle
	Valentino - Shirley Ann Russell

Best Original Music

	A Bridge Too Far - John Addison
	Equus - Richard Rodney Bennett
	The Spy Who Loved Me - Marvin Hamlisch
	A Star Is Born - Paul Williams, Barbra Streisand, Kenneth Ascher, Rupert Holmes, Leon Russell, Kenny Loggins, Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman and Donna Weiss

Best Sound

	A Bridge Too Far - Peter Horrocks, Gerry Humphreys, Simon Kaye, Robin O'Donoghue and Les Wiggins
	Network - Jack Fitzstephens, Marc Lamb, Sandford Rackow, James Sabat and Dick Vorisek
	New York, New York - Kay Rose, Michael Colgan, James Fritch, Larry Jost and Richard Portman
	A Star Is Born - Robert Glass, Robert Knudson, Marvin Kosberg, Tom Overton, Joseph Von Stroheim and Dan Wallin

Best Specialised Film

	Path of the Paddle - Bill Mason
	Hazchem - Roy Pace
	How the Motor Works: Part II - George Seager

Best Fictional Film

	Bead Game - Ishu Patel
	The Chinese Word for Horse - Kate Canning
	The Sand Castle - Co Hoedeman

Best Factual Film

	The Living City - Peter De Normanville and Sarah Erulkar
	Pipeline Alaska - John Armstrong
	Reflections - Paddy Carey
	The Shetland Experience - Derek Williams

Most Promising Newcomer to Leading Film Roles

	Isabelle Huppert - The Lacemaker as Pomme
	Jeannette Clift George - The Hiding Place as Corrie Ten Boom
	Olimpia Carlisi - The Middle of the World as Adriana
	Saverio Marconi - Padre Padrone as Gavino