| AVOID | Miss a film that wins Oscar (5) |
| ATONEMENT | In the early afternoon intended to miss a film (9) |
| SIDESHOW | Swedish comic wins Oscar for minor attraction (8) |
| TOSCA | In the end, win Oscar for a musical work (5) |
| STILL | A photograph taken from a film that is used for publicity purposes (5) |
| ADIEU | Farewell notice that is designating a film that anyone can see (5) |
| DUSTY | Having a film that isn't clean (5) |
| DIANA | Kristen Stewart will play Princess of Wales, in "Spencer", a film that will be set in Norfolk (5) |
| THIRD | Place that wins the bronze medal (5) |
| TWINE | Rope played a part in that win evidently (5) |
| EVENS | Odds that win identical sum as the stake (5) |
| UNCUT | Word used to describe a rough gem, a film that is not abridged, a book without trimmed/slit page edges or a fabric with its pile loops intact (5) |
| TORTOISE | Known collectively as a creep, a chelonian such as the fictional example that wins a race against a hare in one of Aesop's fables (8) |
| SPOILER | A description of a key plot detail in e.g. a film that could limit suspense for a first-time viewer (7) |
| CROWDSCENE | Part of a film that uses extras (5,5) |
| BABE | 1995 movie about a pig that wins a sheepherding competition |
| EDITOR | Person cutting film tried deviously to win Oscar (6) |
| MANDATE | Authority to carry out a policy given by the electorate to a party that wins an election (7) |
| MATCHPOINT | In certain ball games, the shot that wins the game (5,5) |
| FINALCUT | Control over the version of a film that gets released (5,3) |
