1998
The 1998 Awards
The inaugural British Independent Film Awards took place on the evening of 29th October at the Café Royal, London. The ceremony, hosted by Keith Allen, was attended by 400 guests, and saw Awards presented to Ray Winstone, Kathy Burke, Nik Powell and Shane Meadows, amongst others. The Awards became the first British film event to recognise Ken Loach as Best Director, and the only film awards in the world to offer an award explicitly for producing. Phillippa Braithwaite collected the first Producer of the Year award from Kerry Fox for her work on Sliding Doors.
The Venue:
The Cafe Royal
The Host:
Jury Members:
Sponsors:
MAJOR SPONSORS:
Channel 4 (Best Newcomer)
Film Finders (Best Foreign Film)
BBC Films (Best Director)
Screen International (Lifetime Achievement)
Baker & McKenzie (Best Original Screenplay)
Flashpoint Entertainment Financing (Special Jury Prize)
Bucks Laboratories (Best achievement in Production)
Warner Village Cinemas (Best Actress)
Gunner and Stables (Best British Film)
ABC Cinemas (Best Actor)
The Castle - - 1998 Best Foreign Independent Film - English Language
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Nominated
Winner:
No
Left Luggage - - 1998 Best Foreign Independent Film - English Language
Film:
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Nominated
Winner:
No
Chasing Amy - - 1998 Best Foreign Independent Film - English Language
Film:
Nominated:
Nominated
Winner:
No
Broken Vessels - - 1998 Best Foreign Independent Film - English Language
Film:
Nominated:
Nominated
Winner:
No
Boogie Nights - - 1998 Best Foreign Independent Film - English Language
Film:
Nominated:
Nominated
Winner:
Winner
Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels - - 1998 Best British Independent Film
Nominated:
Nominated
Winner:
No
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