British Independent Film Awards 2010
The 13th ceremony of the British Independent Film Awards ( BIFA ) held on 5 December 2010 at The Brewery in London. It was moderated as in the previous years by the British actor James Nesbitt.
Winner of the evening was the British biopic The King's Speech director Tom Hooper from. Nominated in seven categories, winning "The King 's Speech" the awards for best film, best screenplay (David Seidler ), Best Supporting Actress ( Helena Bonham Carter ), Best Actor ( Colin Firth ) and Best Supporting Actor ( Geoffrey Rush ).
Helena Bonham Carter also received the Richard Harris Award for outstanding achievements as an actress.
Jury
- Duncan Kenworthy (Jury Chairman)
- Franny Armstrong
- Mags Arnold
- Clare Binns
- Finola Dwyer
- Matthew Goode
- Matt Greenhalgh
- Andy Harries
- Gemma Jones
- James Marsh
- Hannah McGill
- Sean Pertwee
- Jamie Sives
- Jason Solomons
- Gary Williamson
Nominations and awards
- Four Lions
- Monsters
- Never Let Me Go
- Kick-Ass
- The King's Speech
- A Prophet
- I Am Love
- The Secret In Their Eyes
- Winter's Bone
- Dogtooth
- Enemies of the People
- Exit Through the Gift Shop
- Wasteland
- Fire In Babylon
- The Arbor
- Baby
- The Road Home
- Sis
- Photograph of Jesus
- Sign Language
- Jim Broadbent for Another Year
- Riz Ahmed on Four Lions
- Colin Firth for The King 's Speech
- Scoot McNairy for Monsters
- Aidan Gillen for Treacle Junior
- Manjinder Virk for The Arbor
- Ruth Sheen for Another Year
- Andrea Riseborough for Brighton Rock
- Sally Hawkins for Made in Dagenham
- Carey Mulligan for Never Let Me Go
- Kayvan Novak for Four Lions
- Guy Pearce for The King 's Speech
- Geoffrey Rush for The King 's Speech
- Bob Hoskins for Made in Dagenham
- Andrew Garfield for Never Let Me Go
- Lesley Manville for Another Year
- Helena Bonham Carter for The King 's Speech
- Rosamund Pike for Made in Dagenham
- Keira Knightley for Never Let Me Go
- Tamsin Greig Tamara Drewe for
- Tom Hooper for The King 's Speech
- Mike Leigh for Another Year
- Matthew Vaughn on Kick-Ass
- Gareth Edwards for Monsters
- Mark Romanek for Never Let Me Go
- Debs Paterson for Africa United
- Clio Barnard for The Arbor
- Rowan Joffe for Brighton Rock
- Chris Morris for Four Lions
- Gareth Edwards for Monsters
- Manjinder Virk for The Arbor
- Andrea Riseborough for Brighton Rock
- Tom Hughes for Cemetery Junction
- Joanne Froggatt for In Our Name
- Conor McCarron for Neds
- David Seidler for The King 's Speech
- Alex Garland for Never Let Me Go
- Jesse Armstrong for Four Lions
- Jane Goldman on Kick-Ass
- William Ivory for Made in Dagenham
- Skeletons
- Street Dance 3D
- Monsters
- In Our Name
- The Arbor
- Tim Barker for The Arbor
- John Mathieson for Brighton Rock
- Sylvain Chomet for The Illusionist
- Eve Stewart for The King 's Speech
- Gareth Edwards for Monsters
- Legacy
- Son of Babylon
- Treacle Junior
- Brilliant Love
- Jackboots on Whitehall
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- Richard Harris Award for Helena Bonham Carter
- Special Jury Prize for Jenne Casarotto
- The Variety Award for Liam Neeson