]]> jessica biel bikini mishap]]> ]]> camera nominees such as directors Danny Boyle and Shane Meadows and cinematographer Anthony Dod Mantle. Elliot Grove founder of Raindance and the British Independent Film Awards says: “The nominations reveal an unparalleled number of new and young film talent across the various categories. Together with more established film industry names these nominees mark a refreshing eleventh year.” BIFA Directors. Johanna von Fischer & Tessa Collinson say: “We are delighted to be able to highlight such an eclectic range of new British film talent this year with the pre-nomination debut director category being the most competitive BIFA has ever had. We are also proud to honor two outstanding British acting talents and careers with The Richard Harris and The Variety Awards.” From his breakthrough role in Mike Leigh’s Naked through to his most recent role as the Father in this year’s BIFA nominated The Boy in Striped Pyjamas. David Thewlis a nominee in BIFAs inaugural year 1998 will be honoured with the Richard Harris Award for Outstanding Contribution by an Actor. Also this year. The Variety Award for bringing the international spotlight to the British film industry goes to the star of Frost/Nixon. Michael Sheen. BIFA’s new jury is comprised of sixteen professionals and talents from across the British film industry including: Producer and Chair. Simon Relph. Actresses Anne Marie Duff and Eva Birthistle. Actors Mark Strong and Christopher Simpson. Director Joe Wright. Photographer/Director Rankin. Writer/Director Paul Andrew Williams. Writer Abi Morgan. Producers David Lawson. Gina Carter and Cat Villiers. Xavier Marchand Distributor (Momentum). Casting Director Shaheen Baig. Agent Tor Belfrage and Col Needham. Founder and Managing Director of the Internet Movie Database. BEST DIRECTORSponsored by The Creative PartnershipMark Herman – The Boy in the Striped PyjamasSteve McQueen – HungerDanny Boyle – Slumdog MillionaireShane Meadows – Somers TownGarth Jennings – Son of Rambow THE DOUGLAS HICKOX AWARD [BEST DEBUT DIRECTOR]James Watkins – Eden LakeRupert Wyatt – The EscapistSteve McQueen – HungerMartin McDonagh – In BrugesEran Creevy – Shifty BEST SCREENPLAYSponsored by BBC FilmsEnda Walsh. Steve McQueen – HungerMartin McDonagh – In BrugesSimon Beaufoy – Slumdog MillionairePaul Fraser – Somers TownGarth Jennings – Son of Rambow BEST ACTRESSSponsored by M. A. CVera Farmiga – The Boy in the Striped PyjamasSamantha Morton – The Daisy ChainKeira Knightley – The DuchessKelly Reilly – Eden LakeSally Hawkins – Happy-Go-Lucky BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESSEmma Thompson – Brideshead RevisitedHayley Atwell – The DuchessKristin Scott Thomas – Easy VirtueSienna Miller – The Edge of LoveAlexis Zegerman – Happy-Go-Lucky BEST SUPPORTING ACTORSponsored by TiscaliRalph Fiennes – The DuchessEddie Marsan – Happy-Go-LuckyLiam Cunningham – HungerRalph Fiennes – In BrugesDaniel Mays– Shifty MOST PROMISING NEWCOMERAsa Butterfield – The Boy in the Striped PyjamasDev Patel – Slumdog MillionaireAyush Mahesh Khedekar – Slumdog MillionaireBill Milne – Son of RambowWill Poulter – Son of Rambow BEST TECHNICAL ACHIEVEMENTSponsored by SkillsetWardrobe – Michael O’Connor – The DuchessCinematography – Sean Bobbitt – HungerEditing – Jon Gregory – In BrugesMusic – Harry Escott. Molly Nyman – ShiftyCinematography – Anthony Dod Mantle – Slumdog Millionaire Proud supporters and patrons of BIFA include Tilda Swinton. Ray Winstone. Mike Figgis. Tom Hollander. Adrian Lester. Ken Loach. Ewan McGregor. Samantha Morton. Bill Nighy. Trudie Styler. Meera Syal and Michael Winterbottom. BIFA would like to thank its Sponsors: UK Film Council. BBC Films. Chapter Media. The Creative Partnership. Dailymotion. Film London. M. A. C. Raindance. Recorded Picture Company. Skillset. Soho House. Tiscali. Variety. Walt Disney Studios. · It is intended for theatrical release. AND has had a public screening to a paying audience either on general release in the UK OR has screened at a British-based film festival between 1st December 2007 and 30th November 2008. · It has been produced or majority co-produced by a British company OR is in receipt of at least 51% of its budget from a British source or sources OR it qualifies as a British Film under the DCMS guidelines AND includes sufficient creative elements from the UK. · BIFA also consider foreign independent films for the Best Foreign Independent Film category. Foreign films must have a British theatrical release during the eligibility period stated above. · All films submitted for consideration will be viewed by the Advisory Committee with the help of a nominated screening panel. The Advisory Committee will then decide the nominations by ballot. · All nominated films will be viewed by the Jury. The winners will be decided by a secret ballot. In the case of a tie a deciding vote will be cast by the Jury Chairperson. · The Douglas Hickox Award is to be given to a British director for their debut feature film. The estate of Douglas Hickox shall present a cheque for £500 to the winner. · British Short Film Award submissions: Any British short films that have won an award between 16th October 2007 and 15th October 2008 are eligible for consideration. A short film must be no longer than 40 minutes (including credits). · The Richard Harris Award for Outstanding Contribution to British Film by an Actor (male/female) to be decided by the Advisory Committee with the input of the Harris family. · In 2003 the British Independent Film Awards introduced a new award for Best British Feature Documentary. Eligible films must be non-fiction. They should be photographed in actual occurrence or employ partial re-enactment stock footage stills animation stop-motion or other techniques as long as the emphasis is on fact and not on fiction (further eligibility criteria as with other feature films above). · Under exceptional circumstances inclusion and consideration of films which do not strictly comply with the above criteria will be subject to the discretion of the British Independent Film Awards Advisory Committee.

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David Thewlis a nominee in BIFAs inaugural year 1998 will be honoured with the Richard Harris Award for Outstanding Contribution by an Actor. Also this year. The Variety Award for bringing the international spotlight to the British film industry goes to the star of Frost/Nixon. Michael Sheen. BIFA’s new jury is comprised of sixteen professionals and talents from across the British film industry including: Producer and Chair. Simon Relph. Actresses Anne Marie Duff and Eva Birthistle. Actors Mark Strong and Christopher Simpson. Director Joe Wright. Photographer/Director Rankin. Writer/Director Paul Andrew Williams. Writer Abi Morgan. Producers David Lawson. Gina Carter and Cat Villiers. Xavier Marchand Distributor (Momentum). Casting Director Shaheen Baig. Agent Tor Belfrage and Col Needham. Founder and Managing Director of the Internet Movie Database. BEST DIRECTORSponsored by The Creative PartnershipMark Herman – The Boy in the Striped PyjamasSteve McQueen – HungerDanny Boyle – Slumdog MillionaireShane Meadows – Somers TownGarth Jennings – Son of Rambow THE DOUGLAS HICKOX AWARD [BEST DEBUT DIRECTOR]James Watkins – Eden LakeRupert Wyatt – The EscapistSteve McQueen – HungerMartin McDonagh – In BrugesEran Creevy – Shifty BEST SCREENPLAYSponsored by BBC FilmsEnda Walsh. Steve McQueen – HungerMartin McDonagh – In BrugesSimon Beaufoy – Slumdog MillionairePaul Fraser – Somers TownGarth Jennings – Son of Rambow BEST ACTRESSSponsored by M. A. CVera Farmiga – The Boy in the Striped PyjamasSamantha Morton – The Daisy ChainKeira Knightley – The DuchessKelly Reilly – Eden LakeSally Hawkins – Happy-Go-Lucky BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESSEmma Thompson – Brideshead RevisitedHayley Atwell – The DuchessKristin Scott Thomas – Easy VirtueSienna Miller – The Edge of LoveAlexis Zegerman – Happy-Go-Lucky BEST SUPPORTING ACTORSponsored by TiscaliRalph Fiennes – The DuchessEddie Marsan – Happy-Go-LuckyLiam Cunningham – HungerRalph Fiennes – In BrugesDaniel Mays– Shifty MOST PROMISING NEWCOMERAsa Butterfield – The Boy in the Striped PyjamasDev Patel – Slumdog MillionaireAyush Mahesh Khedekar – Slumdog MillionaireBill Milne – Son of RambowWill Poulter – Son of Rambow BEST TECHNICAL ACHIEVEMENTSponsored by SkillsetWardrobe – Michael O’Connor – The DuchessCinematography – Sean Bobbitt – HungerEditing – Jon Gregory – In BrugesMusic – Harry Escott. Molly Nyman – ShiftyCinematography – Anthony Dod Mantle – Slumdog Millionaire Proud supporters and patrons of BIFA include Tilda Swinton. Ray Winstone. Mike Figgis. Tom Hollander. Adrian Lester. Ken Loach. Ewan McGregor. Samantha Morton. Bill Nighy. Trudie Styler. Meera Syal and Michael Winterbottom. BIFA would like to thank its Sponsors: UK Film Council. BBC Films. Chapter Media. The Creative Partnership. Dailymotion. Film London. M. A. C. Raindance. Recorded Picture Company. Skillset. Soho House. Tiscali. Variety. Walt Disney Studios. · It is intended for theatrical release. AND has had a public screening to a paying audience either on general release in the UK OR has screened at a British-based film festival between 1st December 2007 and 30th November 2008. · It has been produced or majority co-produced by a British company OR is in receipt of at least 51% of its budget from a British source or sources OR it qualifies as a British Film under the DCMS guidelines AND includes sufficient creative elements from the UK. · BIFA also consider foreign independent films for the Best Foreign Independent Film category. Foreign films must have a British theatrical release during the eligibility period stated above. · All films submitted for consideration will be viewed by the Advisory Committee with the help of a nominated screening panel. The Advisory Committee will then decide the nominations by ballot. · All nominated films will be viewed by the Jury. The winners will be decided by a secret ballot. In the case of a tie a deciding vote will be cast by the Jury Chairperson. · The Douglas Hickox Award is to be given to a British director for their debut feature film. The estate of Douglas Hickox shall present a cheque for £500 to the winner. · British Short Film Award submissions: Any British short films that have won an award between 16th October 2007 and 15th October 2008 are eligible for consideration. A short film must be no longer than 40 minutes (including credits). · The Richard Harris Award for Outstanding Contribution to British Film by an Actor (male/female) to be decided by the Advisory Committee with the input of the Harris family. · In 2003 the British Independent Film Awards introduced a new award for Best British Feature Documentary. Eligible films must be non-fiction. They should be photographed in actual occurrence or employ partial re-enactment stock footage stills animation stop-motion or other techniques as long as the emphasis is on fact and not on fiction (further eligibility criteria as with other feature films above). · Under exceptional circumstances inclusion and consideration of films which do not strictly comply with the above criteria will be subject to the discretion of the British Independent Film Awards Advisory Committee.

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David Thewlis a nominee in BIFAs inaugural year 1998 will be honoured with the Richard Harris Award for Outstanding Contribution by an Actor. Also this year. The Variety Award for bringing the international spotlight to the British film industry goes to the star of Frost/Nixon. Michael Sheen. BIFA’s new jury is comprised of sixteen professionals and talents from across the British film industry including: Producer and Chair. Simon Relph. Actresses Anne Marie Duff and Eva Birthistle. Actors Mark Strong and Christopher Simpson. Director Joe Wright. Photographer/Director Rankin. Writer/Director Paul Andrew Williams. Writer Abi Morgan. Producers David Lawson. Gina Carter and Cat Villiers. Xavier Marchand Distributor (Momentum). Casting Director Shaheen Baig. Agent Tor Belfrage and Col Needham. Founder and Managing Director of the Internet Movie Database. BEST DIRECTORSponsored by The Creative PartnershipMark Herman – The Boy in the Striped PyjamasSteve McQueen – HungerDanny Boyle – Slumdog MillionaireShane Meadows – Somers TownGarth Jennings – Son of Rambow THE DOUGLAS HICKOX AWARD [BEST DEBUT DIRECTOR]James Watkins – Eden LakeRupert Wyatt – The EscapistSteve McQueen – HungerMartin McDonagh – In BrugesEran Creevy – Shifty BEST SCREENPLAYSponsored by BBC FilmsEnda Walsh. Steve McQueen – HungerMartin McDonagh – In BrugesSimon Beaufoy – Slumdog MillionairePaul Fraser – Somers TownGarth Jennings – Son of Rambow BEST ACTRESSSponsored by M. A. CVera Farmiga – The Boy in the Striped PyjamasSamantha Morton – The Daisy ChainKeira Knightley – The DuchessKelly Reilly – Eden LakeSally Hawkins – Happy-Go-Lucky BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESSEmma Thompson – Brideshead RevisitedHayley Atwell – The DuchessKristin Scott Thomas – Easy VirtueSienna Miller – The Edge of LoveAlexis Zegerman – Happy-Go-Lucky BEST SUPPORTING ACTORSponsored by TiscaliRalph Fiennes – The DuchessEddie Marsan – Happy-Go-LuckyLiam Cunningham – HungerRalph Fiennes – In BrugesDaniel Mays– Shifty MOST PROMISING NEWCOMERAsa Butterfield – The Boy in the Striped PyjamasDev Patel – Slumdog MillionaireAyush Mahesh Khedekar – Slumdog MillionaireBill Milne – Son of RambowWill Poulter – Son of Rambow BEST TECHNICAL ACHIEVEMENTSponsored by SkillsetWardrobe – Michael O’Connor – The DuchessCinematography – Sean Bobbitt – HungerEditing – Jon Gregory – In BrugesMusic – Harry Escott. Molly Nyman – ShiftyCinematography – Anthony Dod Mantle – Slumdog Millionaire Proud supporters and patrons of BIFA include Tilda Swinton. Ray Winstone. Mike Figgis. Tom Hollander. Adrian Lester. Ken Loach. Ewan McGregor. Samantha Morton. Bill Nighy. Trudie Styler. Meera Syal and Michael Winterbottom. BIFA would like to thank its Sponsors: UK Film Council. BBC Films. Chapter Media. The Creative Partnership. Dailymotion. Film London. M. A. C. Raindance. Recorded Picture Company. Skillset. Soho House. Tiscali. Variety. Walt Disney Studios. · It is intended for theatrical release. AND has had a public screening to a paying audience either on general release in the UK OR has screened at a British-based film festival between 1st December 2007 and 30th November 2008. · It has been produced or majority co-produced by a British company OR is in receipt of at least 51% of its budget from a British source or sources OR it qualifies as a British Film under the DCMS guidelines AND includes sufficient creative elements from the UK. · BIFA also consider foreign independent films for the Best Foreign Independent Film category. Foreign films must have a British theatrical release during the eligibility period stated above. · All films submitted for consideration will be viewed by the Advisory Committee with the help of a nominated screening panel. The Advisory Committee will then decide the nominations by ballot. · All nominated films will be viewed by the Jury. The winners will be decided by a secret ballot. In the case of a tie a deciding vote will be cast by the Jury Chairperson. · The Douglas Hickox Award is to be given to a British director for their debut feature film. The estate of Douglas Hickox shall present a cheque for £500 to the winner. · British Short Film Award submissions: Any British short films that have won an award between 16th October 2007 and 15th October 2008 are eligible for consideration. A short film must be no longer than 40 minutes (including credits). · The Richard Harris Award for Outstanding Contribution to British Film by an Actor (male/female) to be decided by the Advisory Committee with the input of the Harris family. · In 2003 the British Independent Film Awards introduced a new award for Best British Feature Documentary. Eligible films must be non-fiction. They should be photographed in actual occurrence or employ partial re-enactment stock footage stills animation stop-motion or other techniques as long as the emphasis is on fact and not on fiction (further eligibility criteria as with other feature films above). · Under exceptional circumstances inclusion and consideration of films which do not strictly comply with the above criteria will be subject to the discretion of the British Independent Film Awards Advisory Committee.

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