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Who is Juliette Binoche?

Juliette Binoche is an actress who gained international critical attention with The Unbearable Lightness of Being (1988). Her later credits include Trois couleurs : Bleu (1993) and Le hussard sur le toit (1995). She won an Oscar for 'Best supporting actress' for The English Patient (1996).

1 win at César Awards and 10 nominations for César Awards

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Elsinore leads charge for BIFAs by Amber Wilkinson - 2026-11-03 18:13:56

Elsinore Photo: Courtesy of London Film Festival Elsinore is leading the charge in this year's British Independent Film Award nominations. The drama, directed by Simon Stone stars Andrew Scott as actor Ian Charleson as he faces his own mortality while preparing to play Hamlet. Clio Barnard's I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning received eight nominations with Ashley Walters' Animol garnering seven. Vying for the Best British Independent Film alongside Elisnore and I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning is Mike Leigh’s Tender Loving Care, Lance Hammer's Queen At Sea and Effi O Blaenau, directed by Marc Evans. Scott is among the lead performance nominees, alongside Jonathan Jules for Florid,

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‘Elsinore,’ Mike Leigh’s ‘Tender Loving Care’ top British Independent Film Award nominations

Andrew Scott and his Oscar-aspiring Elsinore team got some good news on the homefront, as their film led all comers with a dozen nominations at the 2026 British Independent Film Awards. Elsinore, the true story of a Shakespearean actor delivering a final performance of Hamlet while battling AIDS, will contend for Best British Independent Film, director for Simon Stone, lead performance for Scott, and supporting performance for Billie Piper at the awards, which recognize the best of the U.K. indie scene. Another Oscar hopeful, Mike Leigh's Tender Loving Care, received nods for film, director and screenplay for Leigh, and Best Ensemble, but had one big miss: Widow's Bay breakout Kate O'Flynn,

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“Elsinore” Leads British Independent Film Awards With 12 Nominations

Elsinore, Simon Stone’s drama starring Andrew Scott as the actor Ian Charleson, leads the British Independent Film Award nominations with 12, topping a field that includes Clio Barnard’s I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning and Ashley Walters’ directorial debut Animol. Scott plays Charleson during his final months in 1990, as he takes on Hamlet while dying of Aids. The film earned nominations for best British independent film, best director for Stone and best lead performance for Scott. Olivia Colman, Billie Piper and Johnny Flynn co-star, and Piper is nominated for best supporting performance. The film premiered at Telluride in September and opened the BFI London Film Festival in October. The Guardian

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‘Elsinore’, ‘I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning’ lead Bifa 2026 nominations

Simon Stone’s Elsinore leads the nominations for the 2026 British Independent Film Awards (Bifa), garnering 12, while Clio Barnard’s I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning secures eight. Elsinore has scored nominations for categories including best British independent film, best director for Stone, best screenplay for Simon Beresford, best lead performance for Andrew Scott and best supporting performance for Billie Piper. The film has also received seven craft nominations. The story of actor Ian Charleson’s final performance of Hamlet world premiered at Telluride, before playing at Toronto and opening the BFI London Film Festival. Studiocanal will release the film in UK-Ireland.

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British Independent Film Awards: ‘Elsinore’ Leads Nominations With 12

Andrew Scott’s Elsinore leads the nominations for the 2026 British Independent Film Awards (BIFAs), which were unveiled on Tuesday. BIFA-winning actors Jay Lycurgo and Posy Sterling revealed at One Hundred Shoreditch in London that the film received 12 nominations, followed by Clio Barnard’s I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning with eight, and Animol, the directorial feature debut of Adolescence star Ashley Walters, with seven. In the best British independent film category, Simon Stone’s Elsinore and I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning are joined by Marc Evans’ Effi O Blaenau, Queen at Sea, directed by Lance Hammer, and Mike Leigh’s Tender Loving Care. Stone and Barnard also scored best debut director nominations, along with Andrew Haigh for A Long Winter, Mark Jenkin for Rose of Nevada and Leigh for Tender Loving Care. Best lead performance nominees include Scott for Elsinore, Juliette Binoche for her role in Queen at Sea,

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British Independent Film Awards: ‘Elsinore’ Leads Nominations

Simon Stone’s Elsinore, starring Andrew Scott, leads this year’s British Independent Film Awards nominations with 12 nods. Scroll down for the full list of nominees. Elsinore earned nominations for Best British Independent Film, Best Director for Simon Stone, Best Screenplay for Simon Beresford, Best Lead Performance for previous winner Andrew Scott, and Best Supporting Performance for Billie Piper. The film also received seven craft nominations, including Best Cinematography, Best Casting, Best Costume Design, Best Editing, Best Make-Up & Hair Design for Nadia Stacey, Best Original Music, and Best Production Design for Helen Scott. Clio Barnard’s I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning trails with eight nominations, including Best British Independent Film, Best Director, Best Screenplay for Enda Walsh, and Best Ensemble Performance. Craft nominees for the film include past BIFA winners and nominees Shaheen Baig (Casting), Connie Farr (Music Supervision) and Maya Maffioli (Editing). Ashley Walters’ debut feature Animol has seven nominations,

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