British Independent Film Awards 2010

The 13th British Independent Film Awards, held on 5 December 2010 at The Brewery in West London, honoured the best British independent films of 2010.^[1]

Contents 1 Awards 1.1 Best British Independent Film 1.2 Best Director 1.3 The Douglas Hickox Award 1.4 Best Actor 1.5 Best Actress 1.6 Best Supporting Actor 1.7 Best Supporting Actress 1.8 Best Screenplay 1.9 Most Promising Newcomer 1.10 Best Achievement In Production 1.11 Best Technical Achievement 1.12 Best British Documentary 1.13 Best British Short 1.14 Best Foreign Film 1.15 The Raindance Award 1.16 The Richard Harris Award 1.17 The Variety Award 1.18 The Special Jury Prize 2 References 3 External links

Awards

Best British Independent Film

• The King's Speech
• Four Lions
• Kick-Ass
• Monsters
• Never Let Me Go

Best Director

• Gareth Edwards – Monsters
• Mike Leigh – Another Year
• Matthew Vaughn – Kick-Ass
• Tom Hooper – The King's Speech
• Mark Romanek – Never Let Me Go

The Douglas Hickox Award

Given to a British director on their debut feature

• Clio Barnard – The Arbor
• Deborah Gardner-Paterson – Africa United
• Rowan Joffé – Brighton Rock
• Chris Morris – Four Lions
• Gareth Edwards – Monsters

Best Actor

• Colin Firth – The King's Speech
• Jim Broadbent – Another Year
• Riz Ahmed – Four Lions
• Scoot McNairy – Monsters
• Aidan Gillen – Treacle Junior

Best Actress

• Carey Mulligan – Never Let Me Go
• Manjinder Virk – The Arbor
• Ruth Sheen – Another Year
• Andrea Riseborough – Brighton Rock
• Sally Hawkins – Made in Dagenham

Best Supporting Actor

• Geoffrey Rush – The King's Speech
• Kayvan Novak – Four Lions
• Guy Pearce – The King's Speech
• Bob Hoskins – Made in Dagenham
• Andrew Garfield – Never Let Me Go

Best Supporting Actress

• Helena Bonham Carter – The King's Speech
• Lesley Manville – Another Year
• Rosamund Pike – Made in Dagenham
• Keira Knightley – Never Let Me Go
• Tamsin Greig – Tamara Drewe

Best Screenplay

• The King's Speech – David Seidler
• Four Lions – Jesse Armstrong, Sam Bain, Simon Blackwell, Chris Morris
• Kick-Ass - Jane Goldman & Matthew Vaughn
• Made in Dagenham – William Ivory
• Never Let Me Go – Alex Garland

Most Promising Newcomer

• Joanne Froggatt – In Our Name
• Manjinder Virk – The Arbor
• Andrea Riseborough – Brighton Rock
• Tom Hughes – Cemetery Junction
• Conor McCarron – Neds

Best Achievement In Production

• Monsters
• The Arbor
• In Our Name
• Skeletons
• StreetDance 3D

Best Technical Achievement

• Monsters – Visual Effects – Gareth Edwards
• The Arbor – Sound – Tim Barker
• Brighton Rock – Cinematography – John Mathieson
• The Illusionist – Animation – Sylvain Chomet
• The King's Speech – Production Design – Eve Stewart

Best British Documentary

• Enemies of the People
• The Arbor
• Exit Through the Gift Shop
• Fire in Babylon
• Waste Land

Best British Short

• Baby
• Photograph Of Jesus
• Sign Language
• Sis
• The Road Home

Best Foreign Film

• A Prophet (Un prophète)
• Dogtooth (Kynodontas)
• I Am Love (Io sono l'amore)
• The Secret in Their Eyes (El secreto de sus ojos)
• Winter's Bone

The Raindance Award

• Son Of Babylon
• Brilliant Love
• Jackboots On Whitehall
• Legacy
• Treacle Junior

The Richard Harris Award

• Helena Bonham Carter

The Variety Award

• Liam Neeson

The Special Jury Prize

• Jenne Casarotto

References

External links

• BIFA homepage