‘We’re All Strangers’ Wins Three Literary Awards – The Hollywood Reporter
Andrew Scott (left) and Paul Mescal in “We Are All Strangers”
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Andrew Hay praised the criticism We are all strangers It won three awards in the craft categories of the 2023 British Independent Film Awards, putting it in the lead ahead of the main ceremony on 3 December.
The film – starring Paul Mescal and Andrew Scott and which received a total of 14 BIFA nominations – won Best Cinematography for Jamie D. Ramsay, Best Editing for Jonathan Alberts and Best Musical Supervision for Connie Farr (who won a BIFA award for her work on Clio). Barnard Ali and Ava In 2021).
FamThe “queer noir” thriller from Sam H Freeman and Ng Choon Ping won two awards — best costume design for Bukky Ebisua and best makeup design and hairstyling for Mary DeHaan — as did the dystopian drama for Daniel Kaluuya and Kiboy Tavares. the kitchenWhich won Best Production Design for Nathan Parker and Best Effects for Richard Baker and the late Jonathan Giles.
Elsewhere, Ren Allen Miller Ray Lynn (which received 16 nominations, leading the pack for films) won Best Original Score for Ques, and Mark Jenkin took Best Soundtrack for Anis’ menand Molly Manning Walker’s Cannes winner Un Certain Regard. How to have sex I got the top pick for Isabella Odovin.
The winners in all remaining categories – including Best Actor and Best Director – will be revealed at the 26th BIFA Gala on Sunday 3 December at Old Billingsgate in London.
