BFI-backed Irish film comes out top at British Independent Film Awards
An Irish-language film about a rap group that supports removing Northern Ireland from the UK has won the top prize at the British
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British Independent Film Awards
Aftersun dominates 2022 BIFAs
The father-daughter drama Aftersun has taken seven awards at the British Independent Film Awards, including Best British Independent Film. Aftersun won 7 BIFAs
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After Love dominates British Independent Film Awards
Aleem Khan’s first feature has scooped six awards at the British Independent Film Awards – the curtain opener for the awards season on
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Belfast and Boiling Point lead the BIFA field with 11 nominations each
Director Philip Barantini, actor Stephen Graham and actress Vinette Robinson have 3 of Boiling Point’s 11 nominations at the 2021 BIFAs. Kitchen drama
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For Sama and David Copperfield dominate BIFAs
The documentary For Sama has won four prizes at the annual British Independent Film Awards in London. For Sama won 4 BIFAs, including
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Armando Iannucci’s David Copperfield tops BIFA nominations list
Armando Iannucci’s adaptation of the Charles Dickens classic David Copperfield sits atop the nominations list for the British Independent Film Awards, which will
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BIFA favourite, The Favourite, dominates BIFA 2018
Olivia Colman (right) and Rachel Weisz won two of The Favourite’s 10 BIFAs The Favourite – already emerging as an Awards Season favourite
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The Favourite is the favourite at BIFA 2018
It’s still October but the Awards Season has begun in earnest – on this side of the Atlantic at least – with the
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God’s Own Country, Lady Macbeth and Death of Stalin dominate BIFAs
Lady Macbeth has won the most prizes at the 20th BIFA Awards, the ceremony run by the Raindance organisation. But the top award of the night, Best British Independent Film, went to the gay drama God’s Own Country, which won a total of 4 BIFAs,
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Lady Macbeth, Death of Stalin and I Am Not a Witch lead BIFA nominations
The Nineteenth Century drama Lady Macbeth has received a field-leading fifteen nominations at the twentieth British Independent Film Awards. Florence Pugh received one
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American Honey, Under the Shadow and I, Daniel Blake dominate BIFAs
Andrea Arnold’s American Honey Andrea Arnold’s first American film has won four awards at the British Independent Film Awards. As well as Best
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I, Daniel Blake & American Honey lead BIFA nominations
Hayley Squires & Dave Johns are among I, Daniel Blake’s BIFA nominees Two British films that took their bow in Cannes – including
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Ex Machina scoops 4 BIFAs as acting honours shared
The former novelist and Danny Boyle collaborator Alex Garland has come away as the big winner at the 18th annual British Independent Film
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Lobster, 45 Years & Macbeth lead the charge at the BIFAs
With seven nominations, spread both in front of and behind the camera, the surreal, satirical multinational comedy The Lobster has set the running
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Metro Manila tops a big budget night for low budget films at BIFAs
A Philippine-set thriller, in the little-known language of Tagalog, has won the most awards – including the top awards – at this year’s
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Berberian Sound Studio and Broken dominate BIFAs
Peter Strickland’s critically acclaimed follow-up to his 2009 debut Katalin Varga, Berberian Sound Studio, has picked up four prizes at the British Independent Film Awards, including Best Director and Best Actor.
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Broken and Sightseers lead BIFA nominations
The drama behind closed doors in an English cul-de-sac and a comedy thriller about a camping holiday with a dark side are among the most nominated films for next month’s British Independent Film Awards.
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Tyrannosaur is the King of the BIFAs
Peter Mullan in Paddy Considine’s Tyrannosaur With three of the top awards at the 14th British Independent Film Awards, the dark drama Tyrannosaur
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