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To View More Exclusive Footage From The BIFA's Got To: http://www.t5m.com/the-british-independent-film-awards. John Henshaw wins 'Best Supporting Actor' at The British Independent Film Awards for Looking For Eric. John speaks exclusively to T5M about how happy and relieved he is to have won the award. He says though this is an individual award he accepts it on behalf of every one who worked on the film.

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BIFA 09 - 'Kidulthood' Actor, Writer & Director:...
To View More Exclusive Footage From The BIFA's Got To: http://www.t5m.com/the-british-independent-film-awards. T5M speaks exclusively to British screenwriter, actor and director Noel Clarke at this year's British Independent Film Awards. Noel Clarke talks to T5M about his appreciation for independent film and the importance of the British Independent Film Awards.

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BIFA 09 'Harry Potter Star' - Jason Isaacs
To View More Exclusive Footage From The BIFA's Got To: http://www.t5m.com/the-british-independent-film-awards. Jason Isaacs lends his support to British cinema at The British Independent Film Awards 2009. Jason Isaacs speaks exclusively to T5M about the need for events like the British Independent Film Awards to keep the British film industry going. Especially in the current economic climate with budgets and advertising being cut.

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BIFA 09 'Best Supporting Actress' - Anne Marie Duff...
To View More Exclusive Footage From The BIFA's Got To: http://www.t5m.com/the-british-independent-film-awards. Anne Marie-Duff wins Best Supporting Actress for Nowhere Boy at the British Independent Film Awards. T5M talks to her exclusively about what attracted her to the project and what future projects she has in store.

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BIFA 09 'Best Directorial Debut Nominee' : Sam Taylor...
Sam Taylor Wood, who was nominated for the Douglas Hickox Award (Best Directorial Debut) for her biopic Nowhere Boy, and her fiancé Aaron Johnson on the importance of British independent cinema at last nights British Independent Film Awards.

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BIFA 09 'Most Promising Newcomer Winner': Katie Jarvis...
To View More Exclusive Footage From The BIFA's Got To: http://www.t5m.com/the-british-independent-film-awards. Recently discovered star Katie Jarvis of Fish Tank wins Most Promising Newcomer at BIFA 2009. Katie Jarvis speaks exclusively to T5M about how she hasn't done any acting before Fish Tank and how much this award means to her.

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BIFA 09 'Zowie Bowie's 'Moon' Wins Best Film Award
To View More Exclusive Footage From The BIFA's Got To: http://www.t5m.com/the-british-independent-film-awards. Duncan 'Zowie' Bowie directorial debut 'Moon' won the Best Film Award at the BIFA's. T5M speaks exclusively to the team behind the 'Moon' film. They tell us they had Sam Rockwell in mind when the part was written and suggests that he one of the best actors of his generation.

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BIFA 09 'In The Loop' Wins Best Screenplay
To View More Exclusive Footage From The BIFA's Got To: http://www.t5m.com/the-british-independent-film-awards. The Thick of It's big screen debut, In The Loop wins Best Screenplay at BIFA 2009. The team behind the movie talks to T5M about how they got James Gandolfini to star in their movie and the transfer from small to big screen.

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BIFA 09 'Best Supporting Actress Nominee': Rosamund...
To View More Exclusive Footage From The BIFA's Got To: http://www.t5m.com/the-british-independent-film-awards. Best supporting actress nominee Rosamund Pike at 2009's The British Independent Film Awards. Rosamund Pike talks about her BIFA nominated film 'An Education' and what independent film means to her.

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The British Independent Film Awards - Directors’...
Some of the movers and shakers in British film discuss the Awards, what they love about British films and which film, if any, they would make into a musical. t5m asked director of 'In The Shadow Of The Moon', David Sington, what is so important about British film? "Film is such an important medium and it’s a way for a society to look at itself and tell stories about itself and understand itself and if we’re not making films about Britain, then we’re missing out." No arguments there and his fellow director, Neil Marshall, adds that it’s just nice to have a lifeline of variety amongst the sea of American blockbusters on the market. In essence, British film is quintessentially refreshing. When it come to the big question - what makes a great film? - Sington is philosophical in his approach. "It’s the same ingredients that it’s been since the beginning of drama - Aristotle and the Greek playwrights…it works by identification with the characters and vicarious experience. So a film takes you somewhere hopefully that you otherwise wouldn’t be able to go and puts you in the shoes of someone you aren’t but you might be…"

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Simon Pegg gives us The Message
Speaking to Simon Pegg at the Nordoff Robbins charity’s annual awards lunch."I just think it’s a really great cause", he told us. "I didn’t know I’d also be getting free things! That’s a bonus." He’s not just in it for the free goods. Simon’s wife Maureen has done a lot of work with the music therapy charity in Scotland. She visited one of the hospice facilities there last year when she was looking after Paulo Nutini; "Maureen said it was really incredible." From charity on to the topic of the day, music. His ultimate karaoke number? "Dancing Queen", he answers with no hesitation. "Or The Message, Grandmaster Flash. I did it on Saturday!" A big Pixies fan, Simon told us he’d choose Frank Black as his musical inspiration, and their album Doolittle is the first record he fell in love with. He also divulges that his current obsession, the thing he can’t leave alone, is his new iPhone. We’re jealous.

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