BRIFF Winners 2022

BEST FEATURE FILM

"111 Good Days" directed by Trygvi Danielsen 

A model for contemporary indie cinema – extraordinary!

111 Good Days is the story of two polar opposite men who keep running into each other under bizarre circumstances in Tórshavn, Faroe Islands. Random bad luck? Or is a mysterious force binding them together? ​“I tried to put a mirror to Tórshavn as I experience it," says Davielsen. "To reflect back to its people and the outside world how it feels to be lonely in this geographical location. Furthermore, I want to dig into deeper, universal human truths that have the power to resonate with anyone, anywhere.”

CATEGORY WINNERS

Animation

Comedy-Horror

Documentary (feature)

Experimental Film

Horror

Made in Brighton

Music Video

Science Fiction

Comedy

Documentary (short)

Drama

Fantasy

LGBTQ+ Film

Micro Movie

Micro-Budget Movie

Student Film

AUDIENCE VOTE FOR BEST FILM AWARD​
"Drifting Thoughts"
Director Niklas Nieminen
 
CINEMATOGRAPHY
"TIME & TIDE - A TRILOGY"
By Justin Spray, Marc Green, Jonathan Stow & Lucy Nordberg
 &
"Days Like These"
Director Ilze Millere

DIRECTOR
Trygvi Danielsen
"111 Good Days"
 
EDITING
"When the Rain Sets In"
Director James Hughes
 
MISE-EN-SCENE
"All That Glitters"
Director Dan Bronzite
 
ORIGINAL SCORE
“Today I Wrote Nothing”
Director Keith Sargent

PERFORMANCE AWARDS
Joel Morris in "The Tree"
Hayley Thomas in "The Tree"
Wayne Liversidge in "Edge Of Insanity"
Daniel Lane in "Hornbeam"
Christopher Sherwood in "Hornbeam"
Bobby Stallwood in "Taylor"
Dudley O’Shaughnessy in "Taylor"
 
SCREENPLAY
"Queer Blood"
Director Alexander Roman 
 
VISUAL EFFECTS​
"Rise of Fizzy Pop"
Directors Robert Nek & Stephanie De Palma

SPIRIT OF BRIGHTON AWARD
"Bending the Note: The Story of Siren"
Director Deborah Espect
 "My Baby Cries"
Director Faith Elizabeth
"DIY Country"
Director Antony Butts