'La La Land' News & Update: Damien Chazelle, Emma Stike Five Awards At BAFTA Awards In London Details Here!

The musical film "La La Land" have won as best film at the 70th British Academy Film Awards on Sunday. Damien Chazelle was already recognized and awarded for best director including the leading actress, Emma Stone.

Jordan Horowitz, film producer of "La La Land" said that the film brings a great link to their relation instead of falling them apart. While his fellow film producer, Fred Berger appreciated the U.K industry for giving them the challenge of the film.

The "La La Land" actress, Emma Stone show how grateful she was for "La La Land" film because of its great contribution on stars working experience in life, especially her. Amidst of the awarding event, US President Donal Trump was rumored to build a border against the migrants who aware the actress, she also mentioned the BAFTA for keeping a bond with the industry on no means of letting people felt "a little less alone," claimed by Variety.

Before the Oscars Award on Feb 26, the "La La Land" film has stricken out another award such as best for cinematography and original music, according to Reuters. Justin Hurwitz, composer, and screenwriter has been its first award for winning for best original music during the awarding night.

Justin Hurwitz was also the music creator of "Whiplash" and "Guy and Madeline on a Park Bench" that has been directed by Damien Chazelle. Linus Sandgren also won the British Academy Film Awards for the film's best cinematography and Critics' Choice Movie Award for best cinematography.

Meanwhile, Ryan Gosling has beaten out for best actor by Casey Affleck because of his performance on "Manchester by the Sea". Amidst of "La La Land" actor losing the nomination for best actor, he was also noticed for absence and have an urgent family matter to handle.

Kenneth Lonergan's film "Manchester by the Sea" had gathered 2 awards such as the best original screenplay. Londoner Dev Patel also won a supporting actor in the film "Lion" while Viola Davis for supporting actress in the movie "Fences."

TagsLa La Land, 70th British Academy Film Awards, Best Film, Best Director, Best Original Music, Best of Cinematography, Best Actress