IFTA Winners

Elmo

Winners from the Irish Film & Television Awards 2003

BEST IRISH FILM - Jury Award
Intermission

BEST FILM DIRECTOR
Intermission - John Crowley

BEST TV DRAMA
Bachelors Walk - RTE/Accomplice TV

BEST DOCUMENTARY
Oilean Thorai - Harvest Films

BEST SHORT FILM
Meeting Che Guevara and the Man from Maybury Hill - Igloo Films

BEST ENTERTAINMENT
Amu Amigos Amazon - Adare Productions

BEST LIFESTYLE
Amu Amigos Amazon - Adare Productions

BEST IRISH LANGUAGE - Sponsored by Foras Na Gaeilge
Amu Amigos Amazon - Adare Productions

BEST CHILDRENS/YOUTH/EDUCATIONAL/
MULTICULTURAL/RELIGIOUS/REGIONAL TV
Sampler - Luke McManus/Sinead O'Shea/Claire Connolly

BEST SPORTS TV
The Rod Squad - Setanta Television

BEST MUSIC IN TV/FILM
Spin the Bottle - (John Mc Phillips)

BEST CURRENT AFFAIRS
Prime Time: Cardinal Secrets - Mary Raftery/Mick Peelo/RTE

BEST ANIMATION
Escape - Jam Media

BEST SCRIPT
Intermission - Mark O' Rowe/Company of Wolves/Parallel

BEST ACTOR IN A FILM - JURY AWARD
Andrew Scott - Dead Bodies

BEST ACTRESS IN A FILM
Angeline Ball - Bloom

BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS IN FILM/TV
Ruth Mc Cabe - Any Time Now

BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR IN FILM/TV
David Wilmot - Intermission

BEST ACTOR IN A TV DRAMA
James Nesbitt - Murphy's Law - Tiger Aspect for BBC NI

BEST ACTRESS IN A TV DRAMA
Angeline Ball - Any Time Now - Comet Films for BBC NI & RTE in association with Irish Film Board

BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY / TV PHOTOGRAPHY
Song For A Raggy Boy - Peter Robertson

BEST EDITING
Dead Bodies - Distinguished Features/Dermot Diskin

BEST HAIR/MAKE-UP
Watermelon - Linda Mooney & Carol Dunne (Granada Television)

BEST COSTUME DESIGN
Spin the Bottle - Kathy Strachan (Grand Pictures)

BEST ART DIRECTION
Spin the Bottle - (Padraig O'Neill)

BEST SOUND/SOUND EDITING
Dead Bodies (Daniel Birch)

BEST NEW TALENT
Colin O'Donoghue - For Home for Christmas

BEST ACTOR IN A FILM - PUBLIC VOTE
Colin Farrell

BEST TV PERSONALITY - PUBLIC VOTE
Miriam O'Callaghan

UGC CINEMAS BEST IRISH FILM - PUBLIC VOTE
Veronica Guerin

joseph brand

Wheres 'the Plank'(Pat Kenny).??

Irish awards??

Dont make me laugh.

Theres about 8 people working in RTE, five of whom are over 80 years of age!

Wouldn't even make Father Ted.:mad: :mad: :mad:

Elmo

I think if you had bothered to read the list you would have noticed that there are more TV and Film Production companies in Ireland other then RTÉ.

You would have realised that the IFTA's are not just about RTÉ.

Also as far as I know RTÉ don't make many films.

Also I think we should get over Father Ted until another Father Ted comes along. Its been 6 years since they produced that show.

No Pat (Should I say that the late late) was up for one, for The Richard Harris Special but Hector won that.

anthonymcg

The Chavez documentary didnt even win. Disgraceful.