Brian Percival's About a Girl,
shot by a Manchester crew and starring 14 year
old newcomer Ashley Thewlis from Manchester,
picked up two awards sponsored by Kodak.
The film, produced by Janey De Nordwall and
written by Julie Rutterford, won the Granada
Award for Best North West Short Film and the
City Life Best Short Film Award.
The UCI Award for Best British Short Film was
won by Snow On Saturday directed
by Imogen Stubbs, produced by Serena Carl &
Gordon Procter. (Winner receives a cash award
from UCI Cinemas) Runner up for this award was
the film Left Turn directed by Sean Ellis, produced
by Lene Bausanger.
The Granada Award For Best North West Short
Film About a Girl, directed Brian
Percival, produced by Janey De-Nordwall written
by Julie Rutterford. (Winner receives a screening
of film on Granada TV) Runner up for this award
was the film Jump directed by
Simon Fellows and produced by Janey De Nordwall.
The City Life Award for Best Short Film About
a Girl , directed Brian Percival, produced
by Janey De Nordwall written by Julie RutterfordRunner
up for this award was the film Dead Flies
Are No Good directed by Charlie Hendley,
produced by Steve Ackhurst
The Screenwriters Store Award for Best British
Script Rice Paper Stars, written
by Andy Goddard directed by Andy Goddard. (Will
receive the Final Draft Professional Screenwriting
Software) Special Mentions by British jury
Special Jury Mention to director Christopher
Morris for Three Minutes Of Torture The
UCI Award for the Best International Short Film
Easy Money (Argent Content) directed
by Philippe Dussol (France) Runner up for this
award was the film A'Donf... directed
by Lalo Zazar (France)
The Screenwriters Store Award for Best International
Script It’s Hard Killing Someone
Even On A Monday directed by Eric Valette
(France) (Will receive the Final Draft Professional
Screenwriting Software) Runner up for this award
was the film L’Ultima Questione (The
Last Question) directed
by Corrado Franco
Best International Experimental Short Film
Parts directed by Antoine le Bos,
produced by Marin Rosenstiehl & Richard
Magnien (France) Runner up for this award was
the one minute film Restricted
directed by Jay Rosenblatt (USA).
The Festival Award for Best Newcomer goes to
Rebecca Walsh (director) and Jacqueline Aherne
(producer) for their first film Feline
Persuasion They will also receive a
copy of "How to Make Great short feature films"
Runner up for this award was Newt (Luke) Legman
for his first film The Fridge
Northern Film Network Award for best low budget
short film went to Peephole directed
by Samantha Harrie who receives a trophy and
the book "How to Make Great Short Feature Films"
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