Honored: Angelina Jolie received the Board of Governors Award for her contribution to cinema on Saturday night

The trailing floor-length gown showcased the actress’s sculpted arms and perfect legs through the glittering fine mesh, decorated with feathered detailing.

Angelina received the honor — only non-cinematographer honor handed out by the group — following her fourth film, First They Killed My Father.

The award is given to individuals whose body of work has made significant and indelible contributions to cinema, and for filmmakers who have been champions for directors of photography and the visual art form.

Goddess: The 42-year-old looked resplendent in a sheer gold gown as she was honored by the American Society of Cinematographers in Hollywood

Magnificent: The trailing floor-length gown showcased the actress’s sculpted arms and perfect legs through the glittering fine mesh, decorated with feathered detailing

Director: Angelina received the honor — only non-cinematographer honor handed out by the group — following her fourth film, First They Killed My Father

Champion: The award is given to individuals whose body of work has made significant and indelible contributions to cinema, and for filmmakers who have been champions for directors of photography and the visual art form

Behind the camera: Semler was also cinematographer on 2011’s In The Land Of Blood And Honey, directed by Jolie

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