Brits missed out on the big awards at this year's Oscars ceremony in Hollywood, but there was still success in the technical categories.
Sir Kenneth Branagh and Riz Ahmed were the most high-profile British winners at the Dolby Theatre on the 94th annual edition of the Academy Awards.
Sir Kenneth, 61, lifted the gong for the first time despite having previously been nominated on eight occasions.
His win for best original screenplay for the film Belfast comes four decades after he first appeared on our screens on the BBC in 1982.
Riz, 30, was among the winners for his part in The Long Goodbye - an 11-minute feature that won the Oscar for best short film.
