British Independent Film Awards 2000
The 3rd British Independent Film Awards ceremony took place in 2000 at the Café Royal in London. The moderator for the evening was Richard Blackwood.
The most successful film that year was Billy Elliot - I Will Dance by director Stephen Daldry, with four awards (Best Picture, Best Director, Best Newcomer, Best Screenplay) and one other nomination.
jury
- Michele Camarda, producer
- Duncan Heath, Chairman of ICM (International Creative Management)
- Richard Holmes, Director of Civilian Content PLC
- Ayub Khan Din, author
- Declan Lowney, director
- Samantha Morton , actress
- Fiona Mitchell
- Andy Paterson, producer at Archer Street Films
- Rupert Preston, director of Metrodome Distribution
Nominations and Awards
| price | Original designation | Nominations | Award winners |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best British Independent Film | Best British Independent Film | Billy Elliot - I Will Dance | |
| Best English-language foreign independent film | Best Foreign Independent Film - English Language |
|
A true story - The Straight Story |
| Best foreign language independent film | Best Foreign Independent Film - Foreign Language |
|
Kadosh |
| Best actor | Best Performance by an Actor in a British Independent Film |
|
Daniel Craig |
| Best Actress | Best Performance by an Actress in a British Independent Film |
|
Gillian Anderson |
| Best director | Best Director of a British Independent Film | Stephen Daldry | |
| Douglas Hickox Award | The Douglas Hickox Award |
|
Kevin Macdonald |
| Best Newcomer (Off Screen) | Best Newcomer (Off Screen) |
|
Justine Wright |
| Best Newcomer (On Screen) | Best Newcomer (On Screen) |
|
Jamie Bell |
| Best script | Best screenplay |
|
Lee Hall |
| Best production | Best Achievement In Production | One Life Stand |
Further prices
- Producer of the Year: Andrew Eaton
- Lifetime Achievement Award: Colin Young
- Special Jury Prize: Mike Figgis
