BAFTA Scotland Awards – 2005
2005 BAFTA Scotland Awards
The 2005 BAFTA Scotland (or Scottish Bafta) award winners were announced at the Radisson SAS Hotel in Glasgow on November 13, 2005.
("*" denotes the winner in each category)
In Gaby Dellal’s On a Clear Day, a suddenly unemployed middle-aged man (Peter Mullan) whose young son had died from drowning decides to regain his self-esteem by swimming across the English Channel. Brenda Blethyn is his loving wife and Jamie Sives is the couple’s estranged son.
FILM AWARDS
Best Film
Festival
* On a Clear Day
A Woman in Winter
Best Director
* Festival – Directed by Annie Griffin
On a Clear Day – Directed Gaby Dellal
A Woman in Winter – Directed by Richard Jobson
Best Actor in a Scottish Film
* Festival – Chris O’Dowd
Festival – Stephen Mangan
Best Actress in a Scottish Film
* Frozen – Shirley Henderson
Festival – Daniela Nardini
Best Screenplay
Festival – Screenplay by Annie Griffin
Night People – Screenplay by Jack Dickson & Adrian Mead
* On a Clear Day – Screenplay by Alex Rose
Best Animation
* A Bus Ride and Flowers in Her Hair (Directed by Asaf Agranat)
Cannon Man (Directed by Douglas Neilson)
The True Story of Sawney Beane (Directed by Elizabeth Hobbs)
Best Documentary
* The Holyrood Files (Directed by Stuart Greig)
Best Short Film
* Dupe (Directed by Chris Waitt)
Cotopaxi (Directed by Zack Copping)
Vagabond Shoes (Directed by Jackie Oudney)
Cineworld Audience Award
Festival
Frozen
GamerZ
* Night People
On a Clear Day
A Woman in Winter
Outstanding Achievement in Film
Iain Smith
NEW TALENT AWARDS
Best New Work
Bargain (Directed by Gunhild Enger)
* Can’t Stop Breathing (Directed by Amy Neil)
The Grandparents (Directed by Ioana Joca)
Best First-Time Director
Ioana Joca – The Grandparents
Andrew Tullis – The Man who Captured Nessie
Andrew Henderson – The Rest is Silence
* Samir Mehanovic – The Way We Played
Best New Screenplay
At the End of the Sentence – Written by David Grieg
* The Immeasurable Joy – Written by Gregor Barclay
Karma Cowboys – Written by Rae Brunton
Best First-Time Performance
* Kelly Anne Farquhar – Monarch of the Glen
Michelle Duncan – Sea of Souls
Tammy Arnold – Sweetie
TELEVISION AWARDS
News & Current Affairs
* Frontline Scotland – Home Truths: The Real Cost of Care
Reporting Scotland
Panorama
Documentary
* The Fighting McIlroys
The Gathering Place
The Gospel Truth
This Scotland: Heavy Metal Jr
Factual
Days that Shook the World: Hindenburg
Michael Palin & the Mystery of Hammershoi
* Location, Location, Location
Map Man
Drama
Monarch of the Glen
* Sea of Souls
Taggart
Entertainment
* Still Game
Meet the Magoons
Comedy Connections: Monty Python’s Flying Circus
Childrens
* Balamory
Greeks
Shoebox Zoo
Gaelic Language
Colin & Cumberland
* Eorpa: Arandora Star
Sùgh an Eòrna
BEST INTERACTIVE MEDIA AWARD
* Aig Cridhe Ar Ciùil – Created by Seonaid Macleod, Donald I. Macdonald
Edinburgh Fringe Podcast – Created by Ewan Spence
Graffiti in the House of Lucretius – Created by Dan Norton, ABLAB
BAFTA Scotland Awards: 2005 2006 2007 2008
Film Awards: 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
British Independent Film Awards
Gramado (Brazilian) Film Festival Awards
London Evening Standard Awards
Los Angeles Latino Film Festival Awards
Montreal World Film Festival Awards
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