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'The Lobster,' '45 Years' and 'Amy' Lead the British Independent Film Award Nominees

Well, you couldn't find a more pronounced difference between the People's Choice and BIFA nominees, could you? The British awards for independent film, which is basically their Independent Spirits equivalent, takes place on December 6th, and they nodded quite a few movies that haven't come out here yet- although all the love for Amy makes me think that probably has a great shot in the Best Documentary Oscar category. Their international independent category sees a nod for Room, boding well for that film's awards chances here too.

Best Actor

  • Colin Farrell for The Lobster
  • Michael Fassbender for Macbeth
  • Tom Courtenay for 45 Years
  • Tom Hardy for Legend
  • Tom Hiddleston for High-Rise

Best Supporting Actor

  • Ben Whishaw for The Lobster
  • Brendan Gleeson for Suffragette
  • Domhnall Gleeson for Brooklyn
  • Luke Evans for High-Rise
  • Sean Harris for Macbeth

Best Actress

  • Alicia Vikander for The Danish Girl
  • Carey Mulligan for Suffragette
  • Charlotte Rampling for 45 Years
  • Marion Cotillard for Macbeth
  • Saoirse Ronan for Brooklyn

Best Supporting Actress

  • Anne Marie Duff for Suffragette
  • Helena Bonham Carter for Suffragette
  • Julie Walters for Brooklyn
  • Olivia Colman for The Lobster
  • Sienna Miller for High-Rise

Best Director

  • 45 Years Andrew Haigh
  • Amy Asif Kapadia
  • Ex Machina Alex Garland
  • The Lobster Yorgos Lanthimos
  • Macbeth Justin Kurzel

Best Documentary

  • Amy
  • Dark Horse: The Incredible True Story of Dream Alliance
  • How to Change the World
  • Palio
  • A Syrian Love Story

The Douglas Hickox Award for Debut Director

  • The Hallow Corin Hardy
  • Kajaki: The True Story Paul Katis
  • Nina Forever Chris Blaine, Ben Blaine
  • Slow West John Maclean
  • The Survivalist Stephen Fingleton

Best Screenplay

  • 45 Years.Andrew Haigh
  • Brooklyn Nick Hornby
  • Ex Machina Alex Garland
  • High-Rise Amy Jump
  • The Lobster Yorgos Lanthimos, Efthymis Filippou

Best British Independent Film

  • 45 Years
  • Amy
  • Ex Machina
  • The Lobster
  • Macbeth

Most Promising Newcomer

  • Mr Holmes
  • Nina Forever
  • A Royal Night Out
  • Sunset Song
  • The Survivalist

Producer of the Year

  • 45 Years
  • Amy
  • Kajaki: The True Story
  • The Lobster
  • The Violators

Outstanding Achievement in Craft

  • Editing – Amy
  • Casting – Brooklyn
  • Production Design – Ex Machina
  • VFX – Ex Machina
  • Cinematography – Macbeth

The Discovery Award

  • Aaaaaaaah!
  • Burn Burn Burn
  • Orion: The Man Who Would Be King
  • The Return
  • Winter

Best British Short

  • Balcony
  • Crack
  • Edmond
  • Love Is Blind
  • MANoMAN

Best International Independent Film

  • Carol
  • Force Majeure
  • Girlhood
  • Room
  • Son of Saul

November 3, 2015 by Ariel Shavonne.
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