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Peter Strickland has signed on to helm The Duke of Burgundy, Screen Daily has reported. Strickland, whose second film Berberian Sound Studio recently collected four British Independent Film Awards, will direct the dark melodrama for fellow filmmaker Ben Wheatley’s production company Rook Films. The Duke of Burgundy, described by Strickland as “a simple love story [...]
Last night the fifteenth British Independent Film Awards were held in London and we were on hand to interview the nominees, awards presenters and the winners on a fantastic night celebrating the best of British independent film. Among the winners we spoke to was this year’s recipient of the Richard Harris award, Sir Michael Gambon, [...]
This evening myself and Stefan Pape were privileged to spend time in the company of dozens of Britain’s best movie stars and celebrities at the 2012. Last year was one of my favourite evening’s and we managed to conduct over 55 interviews! This year we’ve broken the record and managed to chat with nearly 60 [...]
The British Independent Film Awards celebrated its fifteenth year tonight, with James Nesbitt returning to host, and Tom Hiddleston (The Avengers) making up part of the jury. The awards continue to celebrate the finest films in the British independent industry, and after another year of brilliant productions from our shores, it can’t have been easy [...]
The nominees for this year’s Möet British Independent Film Awards were announced earlier this month, celebrating the best and most promising talents in the British film industry over the past year. The ceremony itself is to be held on 9th December, and the joint directors of the awards, Johanna von Fischer and Tessa Collinson, have [...]
This afternoon, Stefan Pape and I headed into London to attend the nominations ceremony for the 2012 British Independent Film Awards. The awards showcase a very broad spectrum of talent from the multitudes of people that are right here in Britain making fantastic movies. Elliott Grove founder of both Raindance Film Festival and the BIFAs [...]
Celebrating its fifteenth year, The Moët British Independent Film Awards have now been announced, honouring some of the finest independent films released in Britain this year. This year’s awards will be held on 9th December, and you can be sure we’ll be bringing you the results on the night as they come in. It’s been another [...]
So if you’ve missed it, last night I put up all our red carpet video interviews from the 14th Annual British Independent Film Award. All that is missing is the interviews following the award ceremony with many of those who were lucky enough to win an award. I was so pleased to see that Senna [...]
This evening (well, it’s now 6.45 am so I guess it was last night!) Laura and I headed off to the brilliant venue, Old Billingsgate near London Bridge in the City of London to attend the 14th Annual Moet British Independent Film Awards. We’d never been to the event before and after seeing the incredible [...]
It has been a fantastic year for British independent film with Steven McQueen’s Shame, Ben Wheatley’s Kill List and the directorial debut of Paddy Considine, Tyrannosaur, heading up a fine list of nominees. There was a particularly strong set of nominees competing for the Douglas Hickox Award for Best Debut Director with Richard Ayoade’s wonderful [...]
This evening, London hosts the British Independent Film Awards (BIFAs) 2011. I’ve placed the nominees below the live stream which you can watch below courtesy of LOVEFiLM. We’ll be on the red carpet at backstage for this evening’s event so keep your eyes peeled for live updates and interviews. The event should kick off at [...]
With the London Film Festival now over, a swathe of summer releases coming out on DVD, and London’s Regent Street decked out in cartoon character-based lights, it’s that time of year again – Awards Season. And while we’re still a few months away from the Golden Globes, BAFTAs and Oscars (although not the ‘For Your [...]
Tom Hooper’s The King’s Speech took the lion’s share of the awards on offer last night at the 13th British Independent Film Awards, winning the Best British Independent Film, Best Actor for Colin Firth and Best Supporting Actor and Actress for Geoffrey Rush and Helena Bonham Cater, who also took home the Richard Harris award [...]
The British Independent Film Awards held its ceremony in London tonight and Duncan Jones was awarded The Douglas Hickox Award for his direction of his debut film, Moon. As if to compound this triumph Moon was also announced as the best British independent film of 2009, and in taking the two top awards of the [...]
The 12th annual British Independent Film Awards announced their nominations for the 2009 awards this morning and Duncan Jones’ Moon and Andrea Arnold’s Fish Tank lead the way with 7 and 8 nominations respectively. Looking down the list, which you can find after the jump, the variety of talent being honoured here is truly astounding [...]