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Corbijn’s biopic takes ‘Control’ of the BIFA with 10 Noms
Sam Riley and Anton Corbijn should pack lite on November 28th as Control, by far the best Brit indie film of the year, leads the way in terms of noms for the 10th at the British Independent Film Awards. And When Did You Last See Your Father? has also received a fair share of noms with 7, followed by Hallam Foe with six and Eastern Promises with five.
Newcomer Sam Riley is a shoe-in for the acting and most promising newcomer awards, although it would be a treat to see Kierston Wareing take something home for her bit in Ken Loach's It's a Free World….
The jury comprises actors Hayley Atwell, Archie Panjabi, Kathy Burke, Tony Curran, Chiwetel Ejiofor and Matthew Macfadyen; directors Annie Griffin, Menhaj Huda, Neil Marshall and Peter Webber; London Film Festival artistic director Sandra Hebron; producer Mark Herbert; cinematographer Brian Tufano; distributor Will Clarke; and musician Nitin Sawhney.
Here is the full list below:
BRITISH INDEPENDENT FILM
“And When Did You Last See Your Father?”
“Control” “Eastern Promises”
“Hallam Foe”
“Notes on a Scandal”
PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTRESS IN A BRITISH INDEPENDENT FILM
“Anne Hathaway for Becoming Jane”
“Tannishtha Chatterjee for Brick Lane”
“Sophia Myles for Hallam Foe”
“Kierston Wareing for It's a Free World…”
“Judi Dench for Notes on a Scandal”
PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTOR IN A BRITISH INDEPENDENT FILM
Jim Broadbent for “And When Did You Last See Your Father?”
Sam Riley for “Control”
Viggo Mortensen for “Eastern Promises”
Jamie Bell for “Hallam Foe”
Cillian Murphy for “Sunshine”
PERFORMANCE BY A SUPPORTING ACTOR OR ACTRESS IN A BRITISH INDEPENDENT FILM
Colin Firth for “And When Did You Last See Your Father?”
Tony Kebbell for “Control”
Samantha Morton for “Control”
Armin Muehler Stahl for “Eastern Promises”
Cate Blanchett for Notes on a “Scandal”
MOST PROMISING NEWCOMER
Imogen Poots for 2″8 Weeks Later”
Matthew Beard for “And When Did You Last See Your Father?”
Sam Riley for “Control”
Bradley Cole for “Exhibit A”
Kierston Wareing for “It's a Free World…”
SCREENPLAY
David Nicholls for “And When Did You Last See Your Father?”
Matt Greenhalgh for “Control”
Steve Knight for “Eastern Promises”
David MacKenzie, “Ed Whitmore for “Hallam Foe”
Patrick Marber for “Notes on a Scandal”
DIRECTOR OF A BRITISH INDEPENDENT FILM
Anand Tucker for “And When Did You Last See Your Father?”
Sarah Gavron for “Brick Lane”
Anton Corbijn for “Control”
David Cronenberg for “Eastern Promises”
David MacKenzie for “Hallam Foe”
ACHIEVEMENT IN PRODUCTION
“Black Gold”
“Control”
“Exhibit A”
“Extraordinary Rendition”
“Garbage Warrior”
THE DOUGLAS HICKOX AWARD
Mark Francis, “Nick Francis for Black Gold”
Anton Corbijn for “Control”
Oliver Hodge for “Garbage Warrior”
David Schwimmer for “Run, Fat Boy, Run”
Steve Hudson for “True North”
BRITISH DOCUMENTARY
“Black Gold”
“Deep Water”
“Garbage Warrior”
“In the Shadow of the Moon”
“Joe Strummer: The Future Is Unwritten”
TECHNICAL ACHIEVEMENT
Enrique Chediak for “28 Weeks Later”
Trevor Waite for “And When Did You Last See Your Father?”
Martin Ruhe for “Control”
David MacKenzie for “Hallam Foe”
Mark Tildesley for “Sunshine”
BRITISH SHORT FILM
“A Bout de Truffe – The Truffle Hunte”
“Cherries”
“Dog Altogether”
“The Girls”
“What Does Your Daddy Do?”
FOREIGN INDEPENDENT FILM
“Black Book”
“La Vie en Rose”
“Once”
“Tell No One” [“Ne le dis à personne”]
“The Lives of Others ”
THE RAINDANCE AWARD
“Exhibit A”
“The Inheritance”
“Tovarisch: I Am Not Dead”
THE RICHARD HARRIS AWARD
Ray Winstone
THE VARIETY AWARD
Daniel Craig
