Awards / Ireland (The article continues below - Commercial information) 59 articles available in total starting from 04/12/2002. Last article published on 05/03/2024. previous page: 1 2 3 4 5 [6] Breakfast on Pluto tops IFTA nominationsNeil Jordan’s Breakfast on Pluto leads this years nominations for the Irish Film and Television Awards (IFTAs) with 10 nominations, ahead of Brian Kirk’s Middletown (nine), Ken Loach’s The Wind... 11/01/2007 | Awards | IrelandJordan honoured at Irish pre-Oscar eventOn March 2, just three days before the Oscars ceremony, Jodie Foster will present Irish writer/director Neil Jordan with an honorary award at the inaugural edition in Los Angeles of Oscar Wilde:... 27/02/2006 | Awards | IrelandTop awards to Pavee LackeenPavee Lackeen, the first steps into feature filmmaking of Irish stills photographer Perry Ogden (read the interview) was awarded Best feature film and Best IFB/NIFTC Breakthrough Talent at the 3rd... 09/11/2005 | Awards | IrelandIFTA 2005 nominations announcedAnthony Byrne’s Short Order and Fintan Connolly’s Trouble With Sex received the most nominations (8 each) for this year’s Irish Film and Television Awards that will take place on November 5 in... 03/10/2005 | Awards | IrelandNominees announced for IFTA AwardsFour Irish feature films have been selected to run for this year’s AIB Best Irish Film Award, one of the five People’s Choice categories that will be voted for by the Irish general public for the... 15/09/2005 | Awards | IrelandAsylum gets German art-house prizeDavid Mackenzie’s Asylum has won the Prize of the Guild of German Art-house Cinemasat the last Berlin Film Festival. The award - given to a film in official competition - was handed out by Adrian... 23/02/2005 | Awards | IrelandIntermission big winner at the IFTAsJohn Crowley's Intermission won four top awards at the Irish Film & Television Awards (IFTA) Ceremony in Dublin, held last Saturday, including Best Director, Best Script (Mark O'Rowe) and Best... 03/11/2003 | Awards | Ireland“Bloody Sunday” scoops 4 IFTA AwardsBloody Sunday produced by Hell’s Kitchen and Granada Films, and directed by Paul Greengrass won four of the most important Irish Film and Television Awards IFTA: best film, director, screenplay... 23/01/2003 | Awards | IrelandTon of Money for Irish writersButlers win 2002 "Oscar Moore" Screenwriting award and a cash prize of Euros15,000 for their comedy 04/12/2002 | Awards | Ireland previous page: 1 2 3 4 5 [6] (The article continues below - Commercial information)