Faces! Look at all the famous faces! And the names! So many names!

Spicoli tries his hand at directing again. How fancy!

Strange, romantic, thoughtful, touching and creepy all at once, this indie oddity from first-time filmmaker Kenton Bartlett was made on a shoestring budget but – one dodgy blonde wig aside – it doesn’t show.

Lynne Ramsay walks away with Best Film. Evil children unite!

The Social Network 2: I Know Who You Poked Last Summer

Antisocial behavioural disorders are so in this season.

Justin Bieber’s babyfaced – yet surprisingly deep-voiced – squeeze Selena Gomez takes the lead in Tom Bezucha’s new high-concept teen comedy. There’s lashings of dreamy suitors and pretty dresses galore, but the only real sparkle to be found belongs to a rather fancy Bulgari necklace.