Is the Best British Film set in France, Russia, India, or the U.K?

The BAFTA nominations are in:  BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY: ARGO - Chris Terrio BEASTS OF THE SOUTHERN WILD - Lucy Alibar, Benh Zeitlin  (BASED ON THE PLAY              "JUICY AND DELICIOUS") LIFE OF PI - David Magee LINCOLN - Tony Kushner SILVER LININGS PLAYBOOK - David O. Russell To see the full list of nominees in all the BAFTA categories,  go here.  I'm happy to see Joe Wright's Anna Karenina                                                                     get some love where it deserves it with nominations                                                          in the Production Design, Costume Design and Hair&Makeup                                  categories.  Anna was also nominated as Best British film                                                            but I don't see that it stands a chance.  Look at its' competition! Les Miz, Skyfall,                                                          Best Exotic Marigold Hotel and 7 Psychopaths.  What do you think? Will the Best British film be a movie set in France (Les Miz), India (Best Exotic Marigold Hotel), Russia (Anna Karenina), the states (7 Psychopaths) or all the places Bond goes in Skyfall?