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BIFAs 2013
2013-12-09T14:34:00+00:00
James McAvoy
Harvey Weinstein
Tom Hardy
Saoirse Ronan
Jim Broadbent
Myanna Buring
Philomena director Stephen Frears
Steve Coogan
Trudie Styler and Sting
Hayley Atwell
Edith Bowman and James Nesbitt
Lesley Manville and James Nesbitt open the show with a song
BIFAs
Sean Eillis, director of Metro Manila, winner of Best British Independent Film, Best Director and Best Achievement in Production
James McAvoy, winner of Best Actor for his role in Filth
James McAvoy
Best Actress winner Lindsay Duncan (Le Week-End)
Imogen Poots, winner of Best Supporting Actress for The Look of Love
David Mackenzie accepts the Best Supporting Actor award for Ben Mendelsohn (Starred Up)
Screen Star of Tomorrow Chloe Pirrie, winner of Most Promising Newcomer
Ken Loach and Team Loach, winners of the Special Jury Prize
Paul Wright wins Best Debut Director for his film For Those In Peril
Steven Knight, winner of Best Screenplay for Locke
Mike Lerner and Maxim Pozdorovkin collect Best Documentary Award for Pussy Riot: A Punk Prayer
Julie Walters, winner of the Richard Harris Award for outstanding contribution by an actor to British film
Julie Walters
Caradog W James and Pooneh Hajimohammadi accept The Raindance Award for The Machine
Gabriel Gauchet and Rungano Nyoni, winners of Best British Short with Z1
Harvey Weinstein and Paul Greengrass
After party
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