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    BBC Film celebrates 20 nominations across 4 films for the British Independent Film Awards 2026

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    The winners of this year’s awards will be announced in December

    Four films backed by BBC Film have received a total of 20 nominations for this year’s British Independent Film Awards, with winners to be announced at the awards ceremony in London on Sunday 6 December.

    Clio Barnard’s I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning leads the BBC Film backed cohort with 8 nominations including for Best British Independent Film, Best Director, Best Screenplay and Best Ensemble Performance, building on its success at the Cannes Film Festival where it won the Un Certain Regard People’s Choice Award. The film will be released in UK and Ireland on 4 December.

    Shining a light on new talent, 3 features by debut filmmakers also received multiple nominations. FLORID, written and directed by Billy Lumby, receives 5 nominations, including for Best Debut Director and Best Lead and Best Breakthrough performance for Jonathan Jules in his first leading feature film role; Oscar Hudson’s Straight Circle received 5 craft nominations including for Cinematography, Costume Design, Editing, Make-Up & Hair Design and Production Design; and Black Church Bay which receives nominations for writer/director Rhys Marc Jones for Best Debut Screenwriter and for Alex Polunin for Breakthrough Producer.

    Eva Yates, Director of BBC Film, says: “Congratulations to all the films and filmmakers nominated for a British Independent Film Award today. These nominations celebrate the talent and variety that continue to make British independent cinema so distinctive. We are grateful to BIFA for the wonderful work it does all year round to support independent film in the UK.”

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    I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning

    Still image from I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning. Five people gathered together at the centre of a birthday party. Low-lighting and birthday banners decorate the space. Other guests are in the background. The central group cheer and celebrate.

    8 nominations: Best British Independent Film (Clio Barnard, Enda Walsh, Tracy O’Riordan), Best Director (Clio Barnard), Best Screenplay (Enda Walsh), Best Ensemble Performance (Anthony Boyle, Joe Cole, Jay Lycurgo, Daryl McCormack, Lola Petticrew), Best Casting (Shaheen Baig), Best Cinematography (Simon Tindall), Best Editing (Maya Maffioli), Best Music Supervision (Connie Farr). 

    FLORID

    Still image from Florid. A topless man stands in a small room with his arms raised. His face is blurred from movement. A microphone on a tripod is nearby.

    5 nominations: The Douglas Hickox Award for Best Debut Director (Billy Lumby), Best Lead Performance (Jonathan Jules), Breakthrough Performance (Jonathan Jules), Best Casting (Lara Manwaring), Best Sound (Dario Swade, George Elliott, Tom Harburt). 

    Straight Circle

    Still image from Straight Circle. Two people in ceremonial uniform face each other. They stand before a large expanse of flat land, stretching to the horizon.

    5 nominations: Best Cinematography (Christopher Ripley), Best Costume Design (Darion Hing), Best Editing (Fouad Gaber), Best Make-Up & Hair Design (Tristan Versluis), Best Production Design (Luke Moran-Morris).

    Black Church Bay

    Still image from Black Church Bay. Two people stand near the shoreline of a large lake, illuminated by gentle sunshine. One character has their head down and their arms folded.

    2 nominations: Best Debut Screenwriter (Rhys Marc Jones), Breakthrough Producer (Alex Polunin). 

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