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Animation 'Song of the Sea' named Best Film at IFTA awards

Animation Song of the Sea has been named Best Irish Film of the year at this evening's IFTA award...
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21.10 24 May 2015


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Animation 'Song of the Sea' named Best Film at IFTA awards

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21.10 24 May 2015


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Animation Song of the Sea has been named Best Irish Film of the year at this evening's IFTA awards in Dublin.

The film, which is due out in Irish cinemas in July, is directed by Tomm Moore, and the latest work from Kilkenny-based studio Cartoon Saloon. 

Comedy-drama Frank was one of the big winners of the night, with a Best Director award for Lenny Abrahamson and supporting actor award for Domhnall Gleeson. Best Director of Photography went to that film's DoP James Mather.

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The cast and crew of Patrick's Day will also be celebrating tonight, with a script award for writer/director Terry McMahon, and Best Lead Actor for Moe Dunford. Deirdre O'Kane won Best Actress for her role in biopic Noble. Noble's Sarah Greene picked up both the Best Supporting Actress and the IFB Rising Star awards.

On the TV side, Love/Hate was a big winner across multiple categories, while Aidan Gillen was awarded a statue for his work on Charlie.

You can see a full list of winners below:

Best Film: Song of the Sea

Best Director Film: Lenny Abrahamson for Frank

Best Script Film: Terry McMahon for Patrick’s Day

Irish Film Board Rising Star: Sarah Greene 

Best Lead Actor Film: Moe Dunford for Patrick’s Day

Best Lead Actress Film: Deirdre O’Kane for Noble

Best Supporting Actor Film: Domhnall Gleeson for Frank

Best Supporting Actress Film: Sarah Greene for Noble

George Morrison Feature Documentary: In A House That Ceased To Be

Best Animation Short: Somewhere Down The Line

Best Short Film: Rockmount

Best Drama in association with BAI: Love/Hate 5

Best Director Drama: Ciaran Donnelly for Vikings

Best Script Drama: Stuart Carolan for Love/Hate

Best Lead Actor Drama: Aidan Gillen for Charlie

Best Lead Actress Drama: Charlie Murphy for Love/Hate

Best Supporting Actor Drama: Stephen Rea for The Honourable Woman

Best Supporting Actress Drama: Aisling Franciosi for The Fall

Best Director of Photography: James Mather for Frank

Best Costume Design: Lorna Marie Mugan for Peaky Blinders

Best Editing: Emer Reynolds for One Million Dubliners

Best Make-Up and Hair sponsored by M.A.C.: Vikings

Best Original Score: Stephen McKeon for Queen and Country

Best Production Design: John Paul Kelly for The Theory of Everything

Best Sound: Patrick’s Day

Best International Film: Boyhood

Best International Actor: Eddie Redmayne for The Theory of Everything

Best International Actress: Julianne Moore for Still Alice


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