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Bifa, Anton pair up for next iteration of Springboard programme (exclusive)

It is targeted specifically at genre producers or writers.

‘Kneecap’ leads winners at 2024 Bifas with seven awards

Other winners included ’On Becoming A Guinea Fowl’, ’Santosh’ and ’Grand Theft Hamlet’, with two awards each.

Sophie Okonedo to receive Richard Harris award at Bifas 2024

The actor is Oscar-nominated for 2004’s ‘Hotel Rwanda’.

‘Kneecap’, ‘Civil War’ lead Bifa 2024 craft winners

Further winners include ‘Love Lies Bleeding’ and ‘Firebrand’.

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