British Horror Film Festival
| Location | London, England |
|---|---|
| Founded | 2010 |
| Language | English |
| Website | Official website |
The British Horror Film Festival (BHFF) is an independent film festival that takes place annually in the United Kingdom and is one of four events hosted by the Film Festival Guild,[1] including the British Animation Film Festival, the British Independent Film Festival and the International Film Festival of Wales. Founded in 2010,[2] the festival celebrates the horror and thriller genres in film, showcasing the best of international and British horror films. The festival has previously been held in various locations throughout England, starting with Bournemouth in 2010[3] before having its roots in London, which most often screened at the Empire/Cineworld in Leicester Square[4][5][6] before moving to the British Museum in 2022.[7] The British Horror Film Festival has featured a number of notable films and filmmakers including Prano Bailey-Bond, who won the British Horror Award (best achievement on a low budget) alongside co-director Jennifer Eiss for the short film Short Lease as well as a Best Actress win for Marysia Kay.[8][9]
The festival includes screenings with features, short films, music videos and student films. BHFF also recognises the achievements of filmmakers through awards in various categories, including Best Feature, Best Short,[10] Best Director,[11] and Best Actor/Actress amongst others.[12]
The festival has attracted a growing audience of horror film fans, filmmakers and industry professionals over the years. In October 2022, the British Horror Film Festival was held at the British Museum and was sold-out at full capacity.[13] The festival has become a significant event in the horror film calendar for providing a unique opportunity to celebrate the genre, discover new talent, and network with industry professionals.[14][15][16][improper synthesis?]
In addition to its typical in-person events, the British Horror Film Festival was also hosted online in 2020[17] and 2021[18] due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Awards (2010-)[edit]
2010 British Horror Film Festival Official Selection & Award Winners[edit]
| 2010 Film Nominees (8 Films) | Award Winners |
|---|---|
| Mutant Land (4mins, Dir. by Phil Tippett) | Best Short Film |
| Nursery Crimes (4mins, Dir. by L. Whyte) | Audience Award |
| Short Lease (14mins, Dir. by Prano Bailey-Bond & Jennifer Eiss) | Best Actress (Marysia Kay), British Horror Award |
| Roadkill (20mins) | Best Student Short |
| Needle (90mins, Dir. by John V. Soto) | Best Cinematography, Best Special Effects, Best Supporting Actress (Jessica Marais) |
| Devil's Playground (92mins, Dir. by Mark McQueen) | Best Feature Film, Best Actor (Danny Dyer), Best Director, Best Producer (Jonathon Sothcott, Freddie Hutton & Bart Ruspoli) |
| Black Death (102mins, Dir. by Dean Francis) | |
| Voodoo Lagoon (79mins, Dir. by Nick Cohen) | Best Supporting Actor (John Noble) |
| Unseen (Unproduced screenplay by Kristi Barnett) | Best Unproduced Screenplay |
2011 British Horror Film Festival Official Selection & Award Winners[edit]
| 2011 Film Nominees (12 Films) | Award Winners |
|---|---|
| The Reverend (98mins, Dir. by Neil Jones) | |
| Kill Keith (93mins, Dir. by Andy Thompson) | Best Music |
| Tell Him Next Year (12mins, Dir. by David Margolis) | Best Short Film |
| Solving Problems (14mins, Dir. by Filipe Maciel) | |
| Merry Little Christmas (20mins, Dir. by Jose Manuel Marin Minguez) | |
| Rise of the Appliances (10mins, Dir. by Rob Sprackling) | British Horror Award |
| Le Miroir (8mins, Dir. by Sebastian Rossignol) | |
| Envy the Dead (10mins, Dir. by Isa Swain) | |
| Facing Rupert (6mins, Dir. by Gregory Erdstein) | |
| The Holding (89mins, Dir. by Susan Jacobson) | Best Cinematography, Best Actor (Vincent Regan), Best Actress (Kierston Wareing) |
| Stalker (77mins, Dir. by Martin Kemp) | Best Feature Film, Best Supporting Actor (Billy Murray), Best Director |
| The Hike (83mins, Dir. by Rupert Bryan) | Best Supporting Actress (Barbara Nedeljakova) |
| The Unseen (Unproduced screenplay by Dan Clifton) | Best Unproduced Screenplay |
2012 British Horror Film Festival Official Selection & Award Winners[edit]
| 2012 Film Nominees (15 Films) | Award Winners |
|---|---|
| Demon (90mins, Dir. by Mark Duffield) | Best Cinematography, Best Actress (Clare Langford) |
| Three's A Shroud (77mins, Dir. by Dan Brownlie, David V. G. Davies & Andy Edwards) | British Horror Award |
| Art of Darkness (90mins, Dir. by Steve Laurence) | Best Feature Film, Best Music |
| Darkwood Manor (96mins, Dir. by Liam Hooper) | Best Student Film |
| Love Bug (13mins, Dir. by Benjamin Kent) | Best Short Film, Best Actor (Thomas Coombes) |
| One Night in Sutherland Hill (7mins, Dir. by Michael Callaghan) | |
| Shoreditch Slayer (2mins, Dir. by Simon Levene) | |
| The Deadfall (25mins, Dir. by Nic Alderton) | |
| The Tunnel (5mins, Dir. by Ivan Radovic) | |
| Mother Died (7mins, Dir. by Neill Gorton) | |
| Between Friends (11mins, Dir. by Gerhardt Slawitschka) | |
| Just the 2 of Us (13mins, Dir. by Mat Brooks) | |
| Beneath (13mins, Dir. by Al White) | |
| Trid An Stoirm (8mins, Dir. by Fred Burdy) | |
| The Other Side (20mins, Dir. by The Santoro Brothers) | Best Director, Audience Award |
| Blood and Fangs: The Bloodening (Unproduced screenplay by Dave McLeod) | Best Unproduced Screenplay |
2013 British Horror Film Festival Official Selection & Award Winners[edit]
| 2013 Film Nominees (18 Films) | Award Winners |
|---|---|
| Fortune Cookie Prophecies (113mins, Dir. by Henry Li) | |
| Spira (10mins, Dir. by Jon James Smith) | |
| Tumbling After (6mins, Dir. by Nicholas Humphries) | Best Short Film |
| Left Hand Billy in the Second Solution (30mins, Dir. by Gabriele Zuccarini) | |
| 82 (6mins, Dir. by Calum Macdiarmid) | |
| Honeymoon Suite (14mins, Dir. by Zao Wang) | Best Cinematography |
| The Meeting (16mins, Dir. by Karen Lam) | |
| Moment of Clarity (2mins, Dir. by James Fisher) | |
| In the House of Flies (89mins, Dir. by Gabriel Carrer) | |
| Belly of the Wolf (21mins, Dir. by Mark Fisher) | Best Actor (Finn Morrell), Best Director, British Horror Award |
| Dia De Los Muertos (12mins, Dir. by Gigi Saul Guerrero) | Best Actress (Adelita Rockhill) |
| Vengeance Rhythm (3mins, Dir. by Christopher Ullens) | |
| Sleep Now in the Fire (21mins, Dir. by Sean Pollaro & Elliot Pollaro) | |
| Happy Birthday Mr. Zombie (7mins, Dir. by David Leclercq) | |
| Lonely Hearts (11mins, Dir. by Leon Chambers) | |
| Decapoda Shock (9mins, Dir. by Javier Chillon) | Best Music |
| Lot254 (2mins, Dir. by Toby Meakins) | |
| Entity (87mins, Dir. by Steve Stone) | Best Feature Film |
| Department 18 (Unproduced screenplay by Mick Sims) | Best Unproduced Screenplay |
2014 British Horror Film Festival Official Selection & Award Winners[edit]
| 2014 Film Nominees (9 Films) | Award Winners |
|---|---|
| Apocalyptic (84mins, Dir. by Glen Trigs) | Best Feature Film |
| The Scopia Effect (130mins, Dir. by Christopher Butler) | Best Cinematography |
| Dans Le Noir (12mins, Dir. by Kate Tuck) | British Horror Award |
| The Brain Hack (18mins, Dir. by Joseph White) | Best Short Film, Best Music, Best Actor (Edward Franklin) |
| The End (8mins, Dir. by Raj Pathak) | Best Actress (Shelley Draper) |
| The Jigsaw (8mins, Dir. by Sibling Films) | |
| The Stomach (15mins, Dir. by Ben Steiner) | |
| Tin and Tina (12mins, Dir. by Rubin Stein) | |
| Judas Ghost (75mins, Dir. by Simon Pearce) | Best Director |
| Regression (Unproduced screenplay by Shannon Hile & Richard Eden) | Best Unproduced Screenplay |
2015 British Horror Film Festival Official Selection & Award Winners[edit]
| 2015 Film Nominees (9 Films) | Award Winners |
|---|---|
| Chrysalis (100mins, Dir. by John Klein) | Best Feature, Best Supporting Actress (Tanya Thai McBridge) |
| The Substitute (20mins, Dir. by Nathan Hughes-Berry) | Best Supporting Actor (Ben Kerfoot) |
| The Herd (20mins, Dir. by Melanie Light) | Best Cinematography |
| El Gigante (16mins, Dir. by Gigi Saul Guerrero) | |
| NOCT (15mins, Dir. by Vincent Toujas) | |
| Do Not Disturb (13mins, Dir. by Jon James Smith) | Best Music |
| Quiet Zone (9mins, Dir. by Andrew Iondies) | Best Short Film |
| Curse of the Phoenix (91mins, Dir. by Robert Young) | Best Actor (Joseph Sentence) |
| Demon Baby (70mins, Dir. by Coz Greenop) | Best Actress (Carina Biurrell), Best Director, British Horror Award |
| Dead West (Unproduced screenplay by Jeff Kussmann) | Best Unproduced Screenplay |
| The Walls (Unproduced screenplay by Kristi Barnett) | Best Unproduced Screenplay (Honourable Mention) |
2016 British Horror Film Festival Official Selection & Award Winners[edit]
| 2016 Film Nominees (13 Films) | Award Winners |
|---|---|
| Capture Kill Release (95mins, Dir. by Nick McAnulty & Brian Allan Stewart) | |
| Death Walks (95mins, Dir. by Spencer Hawken) | Best Music, Best Supporting Actor (Jon Guerriero) |
| Girl #2 (9mins, Dir. by David Jeffery) | |
| Gene (10mins, Dir. by Nick Padley) | |
| FlySpy (21mins, Dir. by Daniel M. Smith) | |
| Chaste (10mins, Dir. by Mike Jones) | Best Short Film |
| Forget Me Not (9mins, Dir. by Andreas Avgousti) | |
| Summoned (6mins, Dir. by Victoria Angell) | |
| Playback (4mins, Dir. by Nathan Crooker) | |
| The Barber's Cut (12mins, Dir. by Mike Brocking) | British Horror Award |
| Under the Bed (2mins, Dir. by James Mansell) | |
| I Lived Here (6mins, Dir. by Martin Laurence) | |
| Fractured (80mins, Dir. by Jamie Patterson) | Best Feature Film, Best Cinematography, Best Actor (Karl Davies), Best Actress (April Pearson), Best Supporting Actress (Louisa Lytton), Best Director |
| Killer App v.2.0 (Unproduced screenplay by Joseph Ferrante) | Best Unproduced Screenplay |
2017 British Horror Film Festival Official Selection & Award Winners[edit]
| 2017 Film Nominees (24 Films) | Award Winners |
|---|---|
| Devil Town (15mins, Dir. by Nick Barrett) | |
| Caught (75mins, Dir. by Jamie Patterson) | Best Cinematography (Paul O’Callaghan), Best Supporting Actress (April Pearson) |
| Health, Wealth & Happiness (11mins, Dir. by Nic Alderton) | |
| Redwood (75mins, Dir. by Tom Paton) | Best Actor (Mike Beckingham), Best Actress (Tatjana Nardone) |
| Delicious Perspectives (11mins, Dir. by Antonio Padovani) | |
| Once Upon a Time at Christmas (75mins, Dir. by Christopher Jolley) | |
| Salient Minus Ten (13mins, Dir. by Emma Dark) | |
| NightmARes (3mins, Dir. by James Mansell) | |
| The Unwilling (76mins, Dir. by Jonathan Heap) | Best Supporting Actor (Lance Henricksen) |
| Happy Anniversary (6mins, Dir. by Mark Kuczewski) | |
| Glasshole (3mins, Dir. by Jonathan Brooks) | British Horror Award |
| Buzzard Hollow Beef (76mins, Dir. by Joshua M. Johnson) | |
| Dead Cool (19mins, Dir. by Simon Ross) | Best Short Film |
| Nothing to Declare (8mins, Dir. by Will Adams) | |
| Shortcut (5mins, Dir. by Prano Bailey-Bond) | |
| Roadkiller (13mins, Dir. by Kate Cheeseman) | |
| The Last Halloween (10mins, Dir. by Marc Roussel) | |
| I am Not the Devil (9mins, Dir. by Samuel Smith) | |
| Mayflower (7mins, Dir. by Christopher Goodman) | |
| Goodnight, Gracie (4mins, Dir. by Stellan Kendrick) | |
| Blindman's Lane (13mins, Dir. by Diego Indraccolo & Alive Gatti) | |
| Savor (1min, Dir. by Marc Cartwright) | |
| In Extremis (93mins, Dir. by Steve Stone) | Best Feature Film, Best Music (John Koutselinis), Best Director |
| Steven Berkoff's Tell Tale Heart (80mins, Dir. by Stephen Cookson) |
2018 British Horror Film Festival Official Selection & Award Winners[edit]
| 2018 Film Nominees (13 Films) | Award Winners |
|---|---|
| The Familiar Fingers of Culture (20mins, Dir. by Conscian Morgan) | Best Actress (Emma Connell) |
| Another Game (9mins, Dir. by Riyad Barmania) | Best Director |
| First (9mins, Dir. by Darcia Martin) | Best Music |
| The Entity (7mins, Dir. by Martin Laurence) | |
| Meat (7mins, Dir. by Josef Bates) | British Horror Award |
| Oscar's Bell (12mins, Dir. by Chris Cronin) | Best Short Film, Best Actor (Paul Bullion) |
| Sweetie (11mins, Dir. by Ethan Evans & Sean Toshach) | |
| All You Can Carry (11mins, Dir. by Andrew Rose) | Best Student Film, Best Cinematography |
| Rearview (4mins, Dir. by Chase Casanova) | |
| Doris (12mins, Dir. by Hayder Hasen) | |
| Baghead (15mins, Dir. by Alberto Corredor Marina) | Best Supporting Actor (Julian Seager), Best Supporting Actress (Natalie Oliver) |
| There's A Monster Behind You (10mins, Dir. by Evan Richards) | |
| Isabelle (80mins, Dir. by Rob Heydon) | Best Feature Film |
| Amen Evil, The Possession (Unproduced screenplay by Steven Williams) | Best Unproduced Screenplay |
2019 British Horror Film Festival Official Selection & Award Winners[edit]
| 2019 Film Nominees (25 Films) | Award Winners |
|---|---|
| Creaker (4mins, Dir. by Vidar T. Aune) | |
| The Séance (14mins, Dir. by Anthony R. Smith) | Best Short Film |
| The Chippie (8mins, Dir. by Louis Norton Selzer) | |
| Roommates (6mins, Dir. by Louis Lagayette) | |
| Self Help (14mins, Dir. by Dan Storey) | Best Supporting Actor (Frederick Roll) |
| Fever (8mins, Dir. by Brian Rosenthal) | |
| Be Good (15mins, Dir. by James Lawes) | Best Director |
| JobSquirrel (4mins, Dir. by Gary Sundt) | |
| The Muffin Man (2mins, Dir. by Ethan Blum) | |
| Eject (9mins, Dir. by David Yorke) | British Horror Award |
| Parcels – Withorwithout (7mins, Dir. by Benjamin Howdeshell) | |
| Wither (4mins, Dir. by Ethan Evans) | |
| Nero (9mins, Dir. by Jan-David Bolt) | |
| Chain (19mins, Dir. by Christopher Reith) | |
| #NO_FILTER (7mins, Dir. by Michael Dupret) | Best Cinematography |
| Foxtails Brigade – We Are Not Ourselves (4mins, Dir. by Dominic Mercurio) | Best Music Video |
| Dillon (11mins, Dir. by Mark Hammill) | Best Actor (Patrick O’Halloran) |
| Infracktion (11mins, Dir. by Jack Brookman) | Best Student Film |
| ODDKO – Disobey (4mins, Dir. by Giovanni Bucci) | |
| Little Monsters (5mins, Dir. by Simon Harris) | |
| Child (11mins, Dir. by Ben Kent) | Best Actress (Rebecca Turner), Best Supporting Actress (Ellie Dickens) |
| Limbo (14mins, Dir. by Daniel Viqueira) | |
| Fire Lies (4mins, Dir. by Dominic Hassall) | Best Music |
| The Jack in the Box (85mins, Dir. by Lawrence Fowler) | Best Feature Film |
| UK Haunters (151mins, Dir. by Dan Brownlie) | |
| Condemned (Unproduced screenplay) | |
| Farang (Unproduced screenplay) | |
| The Remote (Unproduced screenplay) | |
| Delirium (Unproduced screenplay) | |
| Vessels (Unproduced screenplay) | |
| M – Demon Killer (Unproduced screenplay) | |
| Limpet (Unproduced screenplay by Mark Brown) | Best Unproduced Screenplay |
2020 British Horror Film Festival Official Selection & Award Winners[edit]
| 2020 Film Nominees (21 Films) | Award Winners |
|---|---|
| 8 (75mins, Dir. by Harold Holscher) | Best Feature Film, Best Music, Best Actor (Tshamano Sebe) |
| Til Freddy (72mins, Dir. by Viljar Bøe) | |
| Exit (21mins, Dir. by Ivan Basov) | Best Student Film, Best Supporting Actor (Anatoly Gushin), British Horror Award |
| Fleshgod Apocalypse – Monnalisa (6mins, Dir. by Giovanni Bucci) | |
| Gholü (2mins, Dir. by Leo Nicholson) | Best Music Video |
| Gold (5mins, Dir. by Gi Gonzales) | |
| Green Cobra (14mins, Dir. by Sigurd Culhane) | Best Short Film, Best Director |
| Live Forever (3mins, Dir. by Gustav Egerstedt) | |
| Mermaid in a Jar (5mins, Dir. by Malakias) | |
| Misha (8mins, Dir. by Andrew Jeffrey) | Best Actress (Daiva Johnston) |
| OverKill (15mins, Dir. by Alex Montilla) | |
| Payback (7mins, Dir. by Sidney Van Den Hout) | |
| Platform (8mins, Dir. by Mark Pluck) | Rising Star Award |
| Polter (10mins, Dir. by Álvaro Vicario) | Best Sound Design |
| Snake Dick (8mins, Dir. by David Mahmoudieh) | Best Cinematography, Best Supporting Actress (Sierra Pond) |
| Sorcerer (6mins, Dir. by Tom Hughes) | |
| Struwwelerror (45mins, Dir. by Lenny Heller) | |
| Swipe (6mins, Dir. by Niels Bourgonje) | |
| The Altruist (35mins, Dir. by Matt Smith) | |
| The History of Monsters (20mins, Dir. by Juan Pablo Arias Muñoz) | |
| Work Sample (9mins, Dir. by Garry Savenkov) | |
| Faithful Shadow (Unproduced screenplay by Kevin J. Howard) | |
| Study in Blue (Unproduced screenplay by Patrick Clement) | |
| The Fallout (Unproduced screenplay by Dominic Flanagan) | Best Unproduced Screenplay |
| The Harvest (Unproduced screenplay by Steven Wishnoff) | |
| The Psycho Path (Unproduced screenplay by Johnathan Dinkin & Catherine Brinkworth) | |
| Wicked Season (Unproduced Screenplay by Amy Acosta) |
2021 British Horror Film Festival Official Selection & Award Winners[edit]
| 2021 Film Nominees (45 Films) | Award Winners |
|---|---|
| Masking Threshold (91mins, Dir. by Johannes Grenzfurthner) | Best Feature Film |
| The Jack in the Box: Awakening (93mins, Dir. by Lawrence Fowler) | |
| AXIS – Larwood & Koh (3mins, Dir. by Luke Dale) | |
| Believe (14mins, Dir. by Peter Stead) | |
| Cannibalism (14mins, Dir. by Diego R. Aballe) | |
| Crossing (20mins, Dir. by Ruslan Bosenko) | |
| Dead End Drive (15mins, Dir. by Alexander Yellen) | |
| Don't Answer (8mins, Dir. by Artturi Olavi Rostén & Sara Nieminen) | |
| Echoes (3mins, Dir. by Zak Harney) | |
| EJE (Blood) (15mins, Dir. by Fabian Adeoye Lojede) | |
| Evolutionary (15mins, Dir. by Oliver Crawford) | |
| Familiar (10mins, Dir. by David J. Ellison) | |
| First Time (3mins, Dir. by Euan Foulis) | |
| Flesh and Blood (6mins, Dir. by Brian Ivie) | |
| Griffica (12mins, Dir. by C.J. Arellano) | Rising Star Award |
| Haunted (4mins, Dir. by Robin DUC) | |
| Hunger (15mins, Dir. by Carlos Meléndez) | |
| Iris (25mins, Dir. by Tomás García & Ezequiel Degastaldi Ciccone) | |
| It's Bedtime (3mins, Dir. by Sadjad Frogh) | |
| Korean Ghost Story (15mins, Dir. by Minsun Park & Teddy Tenenbaum) | Best Short Film, Best Supporting Actress (Lyrica Okano) |
| Long Pig (9mins, Dir. by Riccardo Suriano) | |
| My Castle, My Home (15mins, Dir. by José Mira) | |
| My Dead Husband (15mins, Dir. by Blake Ridder) | |
| Nevermore (7mins, Dir. by Sheida Sheikhha) | |
| No Game Like Foxes (12mins, Dir. by Raphael Arkera) | |
| Odds (3mins, Dir. by A. D. Cooper) | |
| Once Familiar (11mins, Dir. by Rubén González) | |
| Panic (4mins, Dir. by Alexander Weber & Victor Jim Moye-Noza) | Best Music Video |
| Perfect Match (5mins, Dir. by Marc Schießer) | |
| Peter the Penguin (9mins, Dir. by Andrew Rutter) | Best Director, Best Supporting Actor (Peter Terry) |
| Serial Dating (12mins, Dir. by Eric C. Castro) | |
| She and the Darkness (13mins, Dir. by Daniel Romero) | Best Cinematography, Best Actress (Beatriz Arjona) |
| Sleepaway – The Wildhearts (5mins, Dir. by Justin Griffiths) | |
| Smiles (13mins, Dir. by Javier Chavanel) | |
| Survivors (7mins, Harry Kirby & George Kirby) | |
| Tekenchu (9mins, Dir. by Carlos Matienzo Serment) | |
| The Bottom (9mins, Dir. by Morgan Ruaidhrí O'Sullivan & James Kautz) | Best Actor (James Kautz) |
| The Corridor (5mins, Dir. by James Mansell) | |
| The Deluge (15mins, Dir. by Daniel Booth) | British Horror Award |
| The Gloom (14mins, Dir. by Dani Viqueira) | |
| The Lake Parasite (15mins, Dir. by Joe Reilly) | |
| The Nick (5mins, Dir. by Robert Smellin) | |
| The Nicky Nack (6mins, Dir. by Tom Oxenham | Best Sound Design |
| The Sky Below (10mins, Dir. by Charlie Rose) | |
| You Will Never Be Back (14mins, Dir. by Mónica Mateo) | |
| Affordable Housing (Unproduced screenplay by Wi-Moto Nyoka) | |
| Bitter Harvest (Unproduced screenplay by John Munn) | |
| MOTEL (Unproduced screenplay by Jerry Sampson) | |
| Terror London (Unproduced screenplay by Terry Clark) | Best Unproduced Screenplay |
| The Onslaught (Unproduced screenplay by Oscar Barby & Gemma Esau) |
2022 British Horror Film Festival Official Selection & Award Winners[edit]
| 2022 Film Nominees (8 Films) | Award Winners |
|---|---|
| The Evil is Inside (12mins, Dir. by Martin Sharpe) | |
| The Microscope (10mins, Dir. by Elliot Vick & Reuben Vick) | Best Short Film, Best Scare Award (Audience Voted) |
| Last Orders (21mins, Dir. by Jon James Smith) | Best Cinematography |
| Mantis (8mins, Dir. by Luigi Sibona) | Best Actress (Ann Samuel), British Horror Award, Fan Favourite Short Film (Audience Voted) |
| I. The Void (6mins, Dir. by Alexandros Papathanasopoulos) | |
| The Wilds (15mins, Dir. by Greig Johnson) | Best Supporting Actress (Nicola Bryant), Rising Star Award (Tom Bell) |
| Sucker (8mins, Dir. by Alix Austin) | Best Sound Design, Best of London Award (Sponsored by Werewolf Beer) |
| Feed Me (96mins, Dir. by Adam Leader & Richard Oakes) | Best Feature Film, Best Director, Best Music (Benjamin Symons), Best Actor (Christopher Mulvin), Best Supporting Actor (Neal Ward) |
| OREAD (Unproduced screenplay by Lee Copeland) | Best Unproduced Screenplay |
| Clown Hallow (Unproduced screenplay by Mark Giacomin) | Unproduced Screenplay Special Commendation |
| Daisy Daisy (Unproduced screenplay by Paul Harker) | Unproduced Screenplay Special Commendation |
| Mr. Bear Hugz (Unproduced screenplay by Armand Arekian) | Unproduced Screenplay Special Commendation |
| The Glamorgan Strangler: A Love Story (Unproduced screenplay by Lewis Carter) | Unproduced Screenplay Special Commendation |
| The Queens Gold (Unproduced screenplay by Kristen Humphrey-Taylor & John Vaughan) | Unproduced Screenplay Special Commendation |
See also[edit]
- British Independent Film Festival
- International Film Festival of Wales
- British Animation Film Festival
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