British Independent Film Awards 2010

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Tom Hooper at the Toronto International Film Festival 2010

The 13th British Independent Film Awards (BIFA) ceremony took place on December 5, 2010 at The Brewery in London. As in previous years , it was hosted by British actor James Nesbitt .

The winner of the evening was the British biopic The King's Speech by director Tom Hooper . Nominated in a total of seven categories, "The King's Speech" won awards for best film, best screenplay (David Seidler), best supporting actress ( Helena Bonham Carter ), best actor ( Colin Firth ) and best supporting actor ( Geoffrey Rush ).

Helena Bonham Carter also received the Richard Harris Award for outstanding performance as an actress.

jury

  • Duncan Kenworthy (Jury Chairman)
  • Franny Armstrong
  • Mags Arnold
  • Clare Binns
  • Finola Dwyer
  • Matthew Goode
  • Matt Greenhalgh
  • Andy Harries
  • Gemma Jones
  • David MacKenzie
  • James Marsh
  • Hannah McGill
  • Sean Pertwee
  • Jamie Sives
  • Jason Solomons
  • Gary Williamson

Nominations and Awards

price Original designation Nominations Award winners
Best British Independent Film Best British Independent Film The King's Speech
Best foreign independent film Best Foreign Independent Film A prophet
Best British documentary Best British Documentary
  • Enemies of the People
  • Exit through the gift shop
  • Waste land
  • Fire in Babylon
  • The arbor
 Enemies of the People
Best British Short Film Best British Short Film
  • infant
  • The Road Home
  • Sis
  • Photograph of Jesus
  • Sign Language
 infant
Best actor Best Performance by an Actor in a British Independent Film Colin Firth for The King's Speech
Best Actress Best Performance by an Actress in a British Independent Film Carey Mulligan for Never Let Me Go
Best supporting actor Best Supporting Actor in a British Independent Film Geoffrey Rush for The King's Speech
The best supporting actress Best Supporting Actress in a British Independent Film Helena Bonham Carter for The King's Speech
Best director Best Director of a British Independent Film Gareth Edwards for Monsters
Douglas Hickox Award The Douglas Hickox Award Debs Paterson for Africa United
Best newcomer Most promising newcomer Joanne Froggatt for In Our Name
Best script Best screenplay David Seidler for The King's Speech
Best production Best Achievement In Production
  • Skeletons
  • Street dance 3D
  • Monsters
  • In Our Name
  • The arbor
 Monsters
Best technology Best Technical Achievement Gareth Edwards for Monsters
The Raindance Award The Raindance Award
  • Legacy
  • Son of Babylon
  • Treacle Junior
  • Brilliantlove
  • Jackboots on Whitehall
 Son of Babylon

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